# Create dummy set
0 ipset -N dummy list:set
# Create base set foo
0 ipset -N foo ipmap --from 2.0.0.1 --to 2.1.0.0
# Create base set bar
0 ipset -N bar iphash
# Create setlist kind of set
0 ipset -N test setlist
# Swap test and dumy sets
0 ipset -W test dummy
# Destroy dummy set
0 ipset -X dummy
# Add foo set to setlist
0 ipset -A test foo
# Test foo set in setlist
0 ipset -T test foo
# Test nonexistent set in setlist
1 ipset -T test nonexistent
# Try to delete foo set
1 ipset -X foo
# Add bar set to setlist, after foo
0 ipset -A test bar
# Test bar,after,foo
0 ipset -T test bar,after,foo
# Test foo,before,bar
0 ipset -T test foo,before,bar
# Test bar,before,foo
1 ipset -T test bar,before,foo
# Test foo,after,bar
1 ipset -T test foo,after,bar
# Save sets
0 ipset -S > setlist.t.r
# Delete bar,before,foo
1 ipset -D test bar,before,foo
# Delete foo,after,bar
1 ipset -D test foo,after,bar
# Delete bar,after,foo
0 ipset -D test bar,after,foo
# Flush test set
0 ipset -F test
# Delete test set
0 ipset -X test
# Delete all sets
0 ipset -X
# Restore saved sets
0 ipset -R < setlist.t.r
# List set
0 ipset -L test > .foo
# Check listing
0 diff -I 'Size in memory.*' .foo setlist.t.list0 && rm .foo
# Flush all sets
0 ipset -F
# Delete all sets
0 ipset -X && rm setlist.t.r
# Create sets a, b, c to check before/after in all combinations
0 ipset restore < setlist.t.before
# Add set a to test set
0 ipset add test b
# Add set c after b
0 ipset add test c after b
# Add set a before b
0 ipset add test a before b
# List test set
0 ipset list test > .foo
# Check listing
0 diff -I 'Size in memory.*' .foo setlist.t.list1 && rm .foo
# Test a set before b
0 ipset test test a before b
# Test c set after b
0 ipset test test c after b
# Delete b set before c
0 ipset del test b before c
# List test set
0 ipset list test > .foo
# Check listing
0 diff -I 'Size in memory.*' .foo setlist.t.list2 && rm .foo
# Delete c set after a
0 ipset del test c after a
# List test set
0 ipset list test > .foo
# Check listing
0 diff -I 'Size in memory.*' .foo setlist.t.list3 && rm .foo
# Flush sets
0 ipset flush
# Destroy sets
0 ipset destroy
# Restore list:set with timeout
0 ipset -R < setlist.t.restore
# Add set "before" last one
0 ipset add test e before d
# Check reference number of the pushed off set
0 ref=`ipset list d | grep References | sed 's/References: //'` && test $ref -eq 0
# Try to add already added set
1 ipset add test a
# Check reference number of added set
0 ref=`ipset list a | grep References | sed 's/References: //'` && test $ref -eq 1
# Try to add already added set with exist flag
0 ipset add test a -!
# Check reference number of added set
0 ref=`ipset list a | grep References | sed 's/References: //'` && test $ref -eq 1
# Delete set from the set
0 ipset del test a
# Check reference number of deleted set
0 ref=`ipset list a | grep References | sed 's/References: //'` && test $ref -eq 0
# Add element to set a
0 ipset add a 1.1.1.1
# Swap sets
0 ipset swap a b
# Check reference number of deleted set
0 ref=`ipset list a | grep References | sed 's/References: //'` && test $ref -eq 0
# Check reference number of member set
0 ref=`ipset list b | grep References | sed 's/References: //'` && test $ref -eq 1
# Check element in member set
0 ipset test b 1.1.1.1
# Sleep 10s so that entries can time out
0 sleep 10
# Check reference numbers of the sets
0 ref=`ipset list | grep 'References: 1' | wc -l` && test $ref -eq 0
# Flush test set
0 ipset flush test
# Add element with 1s timeout
0 ipset add test a timeout 1
# Readd element with 3s timeout
0 ipset add test a timeout 3 -exist
# Sleep 2s
# Check readded element
0 ipset test test a
# Flush all sets
0 ipset flush
# Delete all sets
0 ipset -x
# eof