t.smoke


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#! /bin/sh

# This is a rudimentary tests to see if fetchmail can parse a trivial
# configuration and dump it in human-readable and machine-readable form.

set -e
trap 'rm -f t.rc.$$' 0
cp "${srcdir}/t.rc" t.rc.$$
chmod 0400 t.rc.$$
./fetchmail -V -f t.rc.$$ >/dev/null
./fetchmail --configdump -f t.rc.$$ >/dev/null