mt-st/tests/stinit-errors.test

# Check handling of missing file
./stinit -p -f no-such-database
>>>2 /Can't find SCSI tape database/
>>>= 1

# No file passed
./stinit -p -f
>>>2 /Usage:/
>>>= 1

# Wrong arguments
./stinit -x
>>>2 /Usage:/
>>>= 1

# Illegal ordering of arguments
./stinit -f stinit.def.examples 1000 -
>>>2 /Usage:/
>>>= 1

# Check bad mode
./stinit -v -v -p -f tests/data/illegal-mode.data
>>> /Errors found!/
>>>2 /Illegal mode for/
>>>= 1

# No modes defined
#./stinit -v -v -f tests/data/no-modes.data
#>>> /Errors found!/
#>>>2 /Illegal mode for/
#>>>= 1

# Wrong tape device
./stinit -f stinit.def.examples /dev/no-such-tape
>>>2 /Can't find tape number for name/
>>>= 0

# Wrong tape number. Well, this is flaky, but let's hope nobody has
# 1000 tapes.
./stinit -f stinit.def.examples 1000
>>>2 /Can't find any device files for tape 1000/
>>>= 0

./stinit -f stinit.def.examples 1000
>>>2 /Definition for '1000' failed/
>>>= 0

# Wrong tape number (non-numeric).
./stinit -f stinit.def.examples 1000a
>>>2 /Invalid tape device index '1000a': don't know how to parse 'a'/
>>>= 0