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#!/bin/sh
# Regression test for 69452380
function regression_69452380()
{
echo "Verifying that cp -p preserves symlink's attributes, rather than the attributes of the symlink's target."
test_dir=`mktemp -d /tmp/69452380_src_XXXX`
touch ${test_dir}/target
mkdir ${test_dir}/link_dir
# Create symlink (must use relative path for the failure to occur)
cd ${test_dir}/link_dir
ln -s ../target link
# cp (with attribute preservation) the test dir containing both the
# target and the link (in a subdirectory) to a new dir.
# Prior to 69452380, this failed because we followed the symlink to
# try and preserve attributes for a non-existing file, instead of
# preserving the attributes of the symlink itself.
cp -R -P -p ${test_dir} /tmp/69452380_tgt_${RANDOM}
}
set -eu -o pipefail
regression_69452380
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