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func VerifyDirectoryModeUidGidInPod ¶
func VerifyDirectoryModeUidGidInPod(f *e2eframework.Framework, directory, expectedMode, expectedUid, expectedGid string, pod *corev1.Pod)
VerifyDirectoryModeUidGidInPod verifies expected mode, UID, and GID of the target directory This implementation is similar to [`VerifyFilePathGidInPod`](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/v1.21.0/test/e2e/storage/utils/utils.go#L709).
Types ¶
type FSExec ¶
type FSExec struct {
Resource *storageframework.VolumeResource // Export for easy inspection.
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
FSExec makes it easy to execute commands on a node that has a BeeGFS file system mounted. FSExec handles creating a volume resource, creating a pod to mount it, and tracking the node that has it mounted. This frees the caller to worry only about what command to execute.
func NewFSExec ¶
func NewFSExec(cfg *storageframework.PerTestConfig, driver *driver.BeegfsDriver, sizeRange e2evolume.SizeRange) FSExec
NewFSExec initializes an FSExec.
func (*FSExec) IssueCommandWithBeegfsPaths ¶
func (e *FSExec) IssueCommandWithBeegfsPaths(cmdFmtString string, beegfsPaths ...string) (string, error)
IssueCommandWithBeegfsPaths takes a format string (like the ones passed to fmt.Printf, fmt.Sprintf, etc.) and any number of BeeGFS relative paths. It converts the relative paths to absolute paths on the host that will execute a command.
func (*FSExec) IssueCommandWithResult ¶
IssueCommandWithResult works exactly like hostExec.IssueCommandWithResult, except that it identifies the correct node (the one with our BeeGFS file system mounted) on which to execute the passed command automatically.
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