113498266Sopenharmony_ci<testcase> 213498266Sopenharmony_ci<info> 313498266Sopenharmony_ci<keywords> 413498266Sopenharmony_ci--manual 513498266Sopenharmony_ci</keywords> 613498266Sopenharmony_ci</info> 713498266Sopenharmony_ci 813498266Sopenharmony_ci# 913498266Sopenharmony_ci# Server-side 1013498266Sopenharmony_ci<reply> 1113498266Sopenharmony_ci</reply> 1213498266Sopenharmony_ci 1313498266Sopenharmony_ci# 1413498266Sopenharmony_ci# Client-side 1513498266Sopenharmony_ci<client> 1613498266Sopenharmony_ci<features> 1713498266Sopenharmony_cimanual 1813498266Sopenharmony_ci</features> 1913498266Sopenharmony_ci<server> 2013498266Sopenharmony_cinone 2113498266Sopenharmony_ci</server> 2213498266Sopenharmony_ci<name> 2313498266Sopenharmony_cicurl --manual 2413498266Sopenharmony_ci</name> 2513498266Sopenharmony_ci<command> 2613498266Sopenharmony_ci--manual 2713498266Sopenharmony_ci</command> 2813498266Sopenharmony_ci# Search for these two sentinel lines in the manual output; if they are found, 2913498266Sopenharmony_ci# then chances are good the entire manual is there. 3013498266Sopenharmony_ci<postcheck> 3113498266Sopenharmony_ciperl -e 'open(IN,$ARGV[0]); my $lines=grep(/(curl\s*-\s*transfer\sa\s*URL)|(AUTHORS)/, <IN>); exit ($lines != 2); # Let this file pass an XML syntax check: </IN>' %LOGDIR/stdout%TESTNUMBER 3213498266Sopenharmony_ci</postcheck> 3313498266Sopenharmony_ci</client> 3413498266Sopenharmony_ci 3513498266Sopenharmony_ci# 3613498266Sopenharmony_ci# Verify data after the test has been "shot" 3713498266Sopenharmony_ci<verify> 3813498266Sopenharmony_ci<errorcode> 3913498266Sopenharmony_ci0 4013498266Sopenharmony_ci</errorcode> 4113498266Sopenharmony_ci</verify> 4213498266Sopenharmony_ci</testcase> 43