# REVOKE baseline test

Scripts:

- `RVKSTA.BAT` creates `F:\RVKTEST`, uses Novell `\NPUBLIC\GRANT` for setup, then captures Novell `\NPUBLIC\REVOKE` output into `F:\RVKCMP\OUT`. User `MARIO` is used as trustee target.
- `RVKZIP.BAT` packages `RUN.LOG`, `SUMMARY.TXT`, `SETUP`, and `OUT` as `F:\RVKCMP\RVKSTA.ZIP`.

Run as `SUPERVISOR` or an equivalent user with Access Control rights on `F:\RVKTEST`.

Covered cases:

- help and no-argument grammar
- normal directory revoke
- `ALL` revoke / trustee removal
- `/SUBDIRECTORIES` with trustees placed directly on child directories
- `/FILES` on an explicit file and on a directory file set
- relative path invocation from inside the test directory while invoking `\NPUBLIC\REVOKE` absolutely
- no trustee, missing user, missing path behavior, `/FILES` plus `/SUBDIRECTORIES` option-combination behavior, and bad grammar

This test is still Novell-baseline-only. Later comparison scripts should run the same command set through `NPUBLIC` and `PUBLIC` with normalized output.

Notes from the first baseline run:

- `REVOKE /SUBDIRECTORIES` did not exercise child paths unless trustees existed on the child directories themselves, so `D20` now uses `SUBTST\S1` and `SUBTST\S2` with direct trustee setup.
- Novell `REVOKE` may report `No trustee for the specified directory.` for a missing path before a separate missing-path diagnostic is reached; `D92` records that baseline behavior.
- `D93` now uses an independent tree with directory, file, and subdirectory trustees so the `/FILES /SUBDIRECTORIES` option combination is tested without being masked by missing trustee setup.
Retest focus after the fix:

- `D20_SUBDIRS_REVOKE_CE.OUT` should no longer be masked by a missing trustee on the named root.
- `D92_MISSING_PATH.OUT` records the exact Novell diagnostic for a missing path, even if that diagnostic is still `No trustee for the specified directory.`
- `D93_FILES_AND_SUBDIRS.OUT` runs on a prepared tree with directory, file, and subdirectory trustees, so the `/FILES /SUBDIRECTORIES` combination is no longer masked by setup.