# Basic tests for obtaining the backing of shared objects and attaching them to
# another provider.

open p1 1
----
<local fs> mkdir-all: p1 0755
<local fs> open-dir: p1
<local fs> open-dir: p1
<local fs> create: p1/REMOTE-OBJ-CATALOG-000001
<local fs> sync: p1/REMOTE-OBJ-CATALOG-000001
<local fs> create: p1/marker.remote-obj-catalog.000001.REMOTE-OBJ-CATALOG-000001
<local fs> close: p1/marker.remote-obj-catalog.000001.REMOTE-OBJ-CATALOG-000001
<local fs> sync: p1
<local fs> sync: p1/REMOTE-OBJ-CATALOG-000001

create 1 shared 1 100
----
<remote> create object "61a6-1-000001.sst"
<remote> close writer for "61a6-1-000001.sst" after 100 bytes
<remote> create object "61a6-1-000001.sst.ref.1.000001"
<remote> close writer for "61a6-1-000001.sst.ref.1.000001" after 0 bytes

create 2 shared 2 200
----
<remote> create object "a629-1-000002.sst"
<remote> close writer for "a629-1-000002.sst" after 200 bytes
<remote> create object "a629-1-000002.sst.ref.1.000002"
<remote> close writer for "a629-1-000002.sst.ref.1.000002" after 0 bytes

create 3 shared 3 300
----
<remote> create object "eaac-1-000003.sst"
<remote> close writer for "eaac-1-000003.sst" after 300 bytes
<remote> create object "eaac-1-000003.sst.ref.1.000003"
<remote> close writer for "eaac-1-000003.sst.ref.1.000003" after 0 bytes

create 100 local 100 15
----
<local fs> create: p1/000100.sst
<local fs> sync-data: p1/000100.sst
<local fs> close: p1/000100.sst

list
----
000001 -> remote://61a6-1-000001.sst
000002 -> remote://a629-1-000002.sst
000003 -> remote://eaac-1-000003.sst
000100 -> p1/000100.sst

# Can't get backing of local object.
save-backing foo 100
----
object 000100 not on remote storage

save-backing b1 1
----

save-backing b2 2
----

save-backing b3 3
----

close
----
<local fs> sync: p1
<local fs> sync: p1/REMOTE-OBJ-CATALOG-000001
<local fs> close: p1/REMOTE-OBJ-CATALOG-000001
<local fs> close: p1

open p2 2
----
<local fs> mkdir-all: p2 0755
<local fs> open-dir: p2
<local fs> open-dir: p2
<local fs> create: p2/REMOTE-OBJ-CATALOG-000001
<local fs> sync: p2/REMOTE-OBJ-CATALOG-000001
<local fs> create: p2/marker.remote-obj-catalog.000001.REMOTE-OBJ-CATALOG-000001
<local fs> close: p2/marker.remote-obj-catalog.000001.REMOTE-OBJ-CATALOG-000001
<local fs> sync: p2
<local fs> sync: p2/REMOTE-OBJ-CATALOG-000001

create 100 shared 100 15
----
<remote> create object "fd72-2-000100.sst"
<remote> close writer for "fd72-2-000100.sst" after 15 bytes
<remote> create object "fd72-2-000100.sst.ref.2.000100"
<remote> close writer for "fd72-2-000100.sst.ref.2.000100" after 0 bytes

attach
b1 101
b2 102
b3 103
----
<remote> create object "61a6-1-000001.sst.ref.2.000101"
<remote> close writer for "61a6-1-000001.sst.ref.2.000101" after 0 bytes
<remote> size of object "61a6-1-000001.sst.ref.1.000001": 0
<remote> create object "a629-1-000002.sst.ref.2.000102"
<remote> close writer for "a629-1-000002.sst.ref.2.000102" after 0 bytes
<remote> size of object "a629-1-000002.sst.ref.1.000002": 0
<remote> create object "eaac-1-000003.sst.ref.2.000103"
<remote> close writer for "eaac-1-000003.sst.ref.2.000103" after 0 bytes
<remote> size of object "eaac-1-000003.sst.ref.1.000003": 0
<local fs> sync: p2/REMOTE-OBJ-CATALOG-000001
000101 -> remote://61a6-1-000001.sst
000102 -> remote://a629-1-000002.sst
000103 -> remote://eaac-1-000003.sst

list
----
000100 -> remote://fd72-2-000100.sst
000101 -> remote://61a6-1-000001.sst
000102 -> remote://a629-1-000002.sst
000103 -> remote://eaac-1-000003.sst

read 101
0 100
15 10
----
<remote> size of object "61a6-1-000001.sst.ref.2.000101": 0
<remote> create reader for object "61a6-1-000001.sst": 100 bytes
size: 100
<remote> read object "61a6-1-000001.sst" at 0 (length 100)
0 100: ok (salt 1)
<remote> read object "61a6-1-000001.sst" at 15 (length 10)
15 10: ok (salt 1)
<remote> close reader for "61a6-1-000001.sst"

read 102
0 200
90 100
----
<remote> size of object "a629-1-000002.sst.ref.2.000102": 0
<remote> create reader for object "a629-1-000002.sst": 200 bytes
size: 200
<remote> read object "a629-1-000002.sst" at 0 (length 200)
0 200: ok (salt 2)
<remote> read object "a629-1-000002.sst" at 90 (length 100)
90 100: ok (salt 2)
<remote> close reader for "a629-1-000002.sst"

read 103
0 300
----
<remote> size of object "eaac-1-000003.sst.ref.2.000103": 0
<remote> create reader for object "eaac-1-000003.sst": 300 bytes
size: 300
<remote> read object "eaac-1-000003.sst" at 0 (length 300)
0 300: ok (salt 3)
<remote> close reader for "eaac-1-000003.sst"