#!/bin/sh

set -e

cd $(dirname $0)

. ../../../common/config.sh
. ../../../common/log.sh

log_start "$0" "reports all entry from /var/log/faillog"

save_config

# restore the files on exit
trap 'log_status "$0" "FAILURE"; restore_config' 0

change_config

echo -n "Create an empty /var/log/faillog (it will not be restored)..."
> /var/log/faillog
echo "OK"

cp data/faillog.out tmp/faillog.out1
cp data/faillog.out tmp/faillog.out2
TTY=$(ls /dev/pts | sort -n|tail -1)
TTY=$((TTY+1))

DATE=$(LC_ALL=C date +"%D %H:%M:%S %z")
# pam_tally do not report the line of failure ?
printf "%-9s   %5d    %5d   %s  %s\n" foo 1 0 "$DATE" "">> tmp/faillog.out1

echo -n "Trigger a connection as foo..."
./login.exp
echo "OK"

DATE=$(LC_ALL=C date +"%D %H:%M:%S %z")
# pam_tally do not report the line of failure ?
printf "%-9s   %5d    %5d   %s  %s\n" foo 1 0 "$DATE" "">> tmp/faillog.out2

echo -n "faillog..."
faillog > tmp/faillog.out
echo "OK."

echo "faillog :"
echo "======================================================================="
cat tmp/faillog.out
echo "======================================================================="

echo -n "Check the faillog message..."
diff -au tmp/faillog.out tmp/faillog.out1 || diff -au tmp/faillog.out tmp/faillog.out2
echo "faillog message OK."
rm -f tmp/faillog.out tmp/faillog.out1 tmp/faillog.out2

log_status "$0" "SUCCESS"
restore_config
trap '' 0