--- /dev/null
+#!/bin/bash
+
+#
+# Try to read a syslog file and store in a database that does not exist.
+# gcm_input should return an error and save the input in an XML file.
+
+
+rm -f gcm_input.log
+
+createdb gnucomo_test
+result=1
+
+
+if psql gnucomo_test -q <../src/database/create.sql >/dev/null
+then
+ psql gnucomo_test -q -c "insert into object (objectname) values ('example1.gnucomo.test')"
+ ../src/gcm_input/gcm_input -c gnucomo_nodb -h example1.gnucomo.test -d 'sep 5 2002 20:30:45' <messages
+ result=$?
+ echo "gcm_input returned $result"
+
+ if [[ $result -eq 1 ]]
+ then
+ # check if nothing was stored in the (existing) database
+ NR_LOGS=`psql gnucomo_test -q -t -c "select count(*) from log"`
+ if [[ $NR_LOGS -eq 0 ]]
+ then
+ echo "No log entries in database"
+ result=0
+ fi
+ # check if the saved XML file exists
+ SAVEDFILE=`grep 'XML content stored' gcm_input.log |cut -d ' ' -f 12`
+ echo "Saved file is $SAVEDFILE"
+ if [[ ! -e $SAVEDFILE ]]
+ then
+ echo $SAVEDFILE does not exist.
+ result=2
+ fi
+ rm $SAVEDFILE # cleanup
+ else
+ echo "gcm_input did not return an error"
+ result=1
+ fi
+ psql gnucomo_test -f ../src/database/destroy.sql -q
+else
+ echo Can not create test database
+fi
+
+dropdb gnucomo_test
+exit $result