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=== Creating archive ===
 1. Make sure that in your home directory there is no file named "fr-test-archive-1.tgz" (remove/rename it if necessary)		 For every test, start file-roller new, for example by opening a terminal (Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal) and running the "file-roller" command from there.

=== Creating an archive ===
 1. Make sure that in your home directory there is no file named "fr-test-archive-1.tar.gz" (remove/rename it if necessary)
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 1. Verify that target folder is set to your home directory, and that type is set to "Automatic"
 1. Click New		  1. Verify that target folder is set to your home directory, and that type is set to "Automatic", and click New
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 1. Verify that an archive with name "fr-test-archive-1.tgz" has been created in your home directory  1. Verify that an archive with name "fr-test-archive-1.tar.gz" has been created in your home directory
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  1. Run "tar tzf ~/fr-test-archive-1.tgz" in the terminal, and verify that the output is exactly "issue"
  1. Run "tar xzf ~/fr-test-archive-1.tgz -O" in the terminal, and verify that the output is exactly the content of the /etc/issue file		   1. Run "tar tzf ~/fr-test-archive-1.tar.gz" in a terminal, and verify that the output is exactly "issue"
  1. Run "tar xzf ~/fr-test-archive-1.tar.gz -O" in a terminal, and verify that the output is exactly the content of the /etc/issue file
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 1. Select the file "fr-test-archive-1.tgz" from your home directory  1. Select the file "fr-test-archive-1.tar.gz" from your home directory
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 1. Select Other -> /tmp/ -> Open as target directory  1. Select Other -> /tmp/ as target directory
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 1. Verify that the file /etc/issue exists now and that it has the same content as /etc/issue  1. Verify that the file /tmp/issue exists now and that it has the same content as /etc/issue:
  1. Run "diff /tmp/issue /etc/issue; echo $?" in a terminal and verify that it prints only a "0"

=== Creating an archive in a remote directory (samba/ftp/http/sftp) ===

=== Opening an archive from a remote directory (samba/ftp/http/sftp) ===
(regression test for bugs like [[https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/file-roller/+bug/263026|LP 263026]])

=== Opening an archive that is contained in another archive ===
(test case: an archive contains another nested archive; when trying to open the nested archive, a second file-roller window should be started)

=== Previewing a file from an archive ===
(test that it is possible to double-click on text files/images/audio files in an archive and have the file opened in gedit/eog/totem/other appropriate application)

=== Opening an ISO file ===
(test that .iso files can be opened in file-roller)

These tests are to check the functionality of the file-roller package. Please try to run all of the following tests.

Report any bugs you find at http://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/file-roller/+filebug

Tests

For every test, start file-roller new, for example by opening a terminal (Applications -> Accessories -> Terminal) and running the "file-roller" command from there.

Creating an archive

  1. Make sure that in your home directory there is no file named "fr-test-archive-1.tar.gz" (remove/rename it if necessary)

  2. Click Archive -> New

  3. Enter "fr-test-archive-1" as name
  4. Verify that target folder is set to your home directory, and that type is set to "Automatic", and click New

  5. Click Edit -> Add Files

  6. (TBD: add some directories as well)
  7. Select the file "/etc/issue" and click OK
  8. Verify that an archive with name "fr-test-archive-1.tar.gz" has been created in your home directory
  9. Verify that the file is a valid tar.gz archive:
    1. Run "tar tzf ~/fr-test-archive-1.tar.gz" in a terminal, and verify that the output is exactly "issue"
    2. Run "tar xzf ~/fr-test-archive-1.tar.gz -O" in a terminal, and verify that the output is exactly the content of the /etc/issue file

Opening .tar.gz archive

  1. Make sure that there is no "/tmp/issue" file (remove/rename it if necessary)

  2. Click Archive -> Open

  3. Select the file "fr-test-archive-1.tar.gz" from your home directory
  4. Verify that a single "issue" file is shown

  5. Click Archive -> Extract

  6. Select Other -> /tmp/ as target directory

  7. Click Extract
  8. Verify that the file /tmp/issue exists now and that it has the same content as /etc/issue:
    1. Run "diff /tmp/issue /etc/issue; echo $?" in a terminal and verify that it prints only a "0"

Creating an archive in a remote directory (samba/ftp/http/sftp)

Opening an archive from a remote directory (samba/ftp/http/sftp)

(regression test for bugs like LP 263026)

Opening an archive that is contained in another archive

(test case: an archive contains another nested archive; when trying to open the nested archive, a second file-roller window should be started)

Previewing a file from an archive

(test that it is possible to double-click on text files/images/audio files in an archive and have the file opened in gedit/eog/totem/other appropriate application)

Opening an ISO file

(test that .iso files can be opened in file-roller)

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