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# This script creates and shares folders so that we can run I/O tests with
# UNC paths, without depending on an SBM server
$readonly='testshare'
$writable='testsharewritable'
$readonlypath="${env:SystemDrive}\${readonly}"
$writablepath="${env:SystemDrive}\${writable}"
Write-Host "******************** Creating folders ${readonlpath} and ${writablepath}"
if ($(Test-Path -Path $readonlypath)) {
Remove-SmbShare -Name $readonly -Force
Remove-Item -Path $readonlypath -Force -Recurse
}
if ($(Test-Path -Path $writablepath)) {
Remove-SmbShare -Name $writable -Force
Remove-Item -Path $writablepath -Force -Recurse
}
New-Item ${readonlypath} -ItemType Directory
New-Item "${readonlypath}\tmp" -ItemType Directory
New-SmbShare -Name ${readonly} -Path ${readonlypath} -ReadAccess Users
# As expected by tst_networkselftest, exactly 34 bytes
"This is 34 bytes. Do not change..." `
| Out-File -Encoding ascii -FilePath "${readonlypath}\test.pri" -NoNewline
New-Item "${readonlypath}\readme.txt" -ItemType File
New-Item ${writablepath} -ItemType Directory
New-SmbShare -Name ${writable} -Path ${writablepath} -ChangeAccess Users
Write-Host "******************** File system content"
dir ${env:SystemDrive}
cd "\\${env:COMPUTERNAME}\${readonly}"
dir
cd "\\${env:COMPUTERNAME}\${writable}"
dir
Write-Host "******************** Done Content"
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