#!/bin/bash

if [ $# != 1 ]; then
  echo "Error: wrong number of arguments (expecting one)."
  exit 1
fi

KEY1=ABC123
KEY2=BAD123
DEV="$1"
persist="-Z"

# Use sg_persist to put SCSI Persistent Reservation thru its paces.
echo -e "\n>>>> Query registered keys - Should report 'no keys'"
sg_persist --no-inquiry -i --read-keys $DEV

echo -e "\n>>>> Registering key $KEY1"
sg_persist -n -o $persist --register --param-sark $KEY1 $DEV

echo -e "\n>>>> Query registered keys - Should report 'key' $KEY1"
sg_persist -n -i --read-keys $DEV

echo -e "\n>>>> Replacing registered key $KEY1 with $KEY2"
sg_persist -n -o $persist --register --param-sark $KEY2 --param-rk $KEY1 $DEV

echo -e "\n>>>> Query registered keys - Should report 'key' $KEY2"
sg_persist -n -i --read-keys $DEV

echo -e "\n>>>> Reserving device using key $KEY2 (Write exclusive)"
sg_persist -n -o $persist --reserve --prout-type=1 --param-rk $KEY2 $DEV

echo -e "\n>>>> Removing registered key 'bad123' "
sg_persist -n -o $persist --register --param-sark 0 --param-rk $KEY2 $DEV

echo -e "\n>>>> Query registered keys - Should report no registered keys"
sg_persist -n -i --read-keys $DEV

echo -e "\n>>>> Query full status - Should neither report key $KEY1 nor key $KEY2"
sg_persist -n -i --read-full-status $DEV