#!/bin/bash

## test filenames of different lengths 1..255

## the first part is bash-specific and not portable to
## (eg sco & xenix) other shells w/o research

## the real goal here is to build a tar file which can be
## extracted to a filesystem under test, and the results
## tar'd back up again to compare off-box with 'diff -r',
## checking for mis-named files or corruption

## don't be surprised if 'tar vtz' has names out of order,
## just make sure they're all created

## still haven't had time to look at code, i recall 255 being the
## E(A)FS filename limit. adjust if necessary.

mkdir sco-test
max=255
n=1; while [ $n -le $max ]
do
	name=$(printf "%0${n}d" $n)
	echo $name > sco-test/$name
	let n++
done

tar czf sco-test.tgz sco-test
rm -rf sco-test