/*
* Return the next SLASH2 FID to use. Note that from ZFS point of view,
* it is perfectly okay that we use the same SLASH2 FID to refer to
* different files/directories. However, doing so can confuse our
* clients (think identity theft). So we must make sure that we never
* reuse a SLASH2 FID, even after a crash.
*
* The siteid has already been baked into the initial cursor file.
*/
int
slm_get_next_slashfid(slfid_t *fidp)
{
uint64_t fid;
spinlock(&slm_fid_lock);
/*
* This should never happen. If it does, we crash to let the
* sysadmin know. He could fix this if there is still room in
* the cycle bits. We have to let the sysadmin know otherwise
* they will not know to bump the cycle bits.
*/
if (FID_GET_INUM(slm_next_fid) >= FID_MAX_INUM) {
psclog_warnx("max FID "SLPRI_FID" reached, manual "
"intervention needed (bump the cycle bits)",
slm_next_fid);
freelock(&slm_fid_lock);
return (ENOSPC);
}
fid = slm_next_fid++;
freelock(&slm_fid_lock);
psclog_diag("most recently allocated FID: "SLPRI_FID, fid);
*fidp = fid;
return (0);
}
int
main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
char *p, tmbuf[PFL_CTIME_BUFSIZ], *cursor_file = NULL, c;
uint64_t newtxg = 0, newfid = 0, fid, cycle, newcycle;
int dump = 0, verbose = 0, fd, rc;
struct psc_journal_cursor cursor;
progname = argv[0];
while ((c = getopt(argc, argv, "c:df:vx:")) != -1)
switch (c) {
case 'c':
cursor_file = optarg;
break;
case 'd':
dump = 1;
break;
case 'f':
newfid = strtol(optarg, NULL, 0);
break;
case 'v':
verbose = 1;
break;
case 'x':
newtxg = strtol(optarg, NULL, 0);
break;
default:
usage();
}
argc -= optind;
if (argc || !cursor_file)
usage();
fd = open(cursor_file, O_RDWR);
if (fd < 0)
err(1, "failed to open %s", cursor_file);
rc = pread(fd, &cursor, sizeof(struct psc_journal_cursor), 0);
if (rc != sizeof(struct psc_journal_cursor))
err(1, "cursor file read");
ctime_r((time_t *)&cursor.pjc_timestamp, tmbuf);
p = strchr(tmbuf, '\n');
if (p)
*p = '\0';
cycle = FID_GET_CYCLE(cursor.pjc_fid);
if (dump || verbose) {
printf("Cursor contents of %s:\n"
"\tmagic %"PRIx64"\n"
"\tversion %"PRIx64"\n"
"\ttimestamp %"PRId64" (%s)\n"
"\tuuid %s\n"
"\tcommit_txg %"PRId64"\n"
"\tdistill_xid %"PRId64"\n"
"\tfid %#"PRIx64" "
"(flag=%"PRIx64", siteid=%"PRIx64", "
"cycle=%"PRIx64", inum=%"PRIx64")\n"
"\tseqno_lwm %"PRIx64"\n"
"\tseqno_hwm %"PRIx64"\n"
"\ttail %"PRIx64"\n"
"\tupdate_seqno %"PRIx64"\n"
"\treclaim_seqno %"PRIx64"\n"
"\treplay_xid %"PRIx64"\n\n",
cursor_file,
cursor.pjc_magic,
cursor.pjc_version,
cursor.pjc_timestamp, tmbuf,
cursor.pjc_uuid,
cursor.pjc_commit_txg,
cursor.pjc_distill_xid,
cursor.pjc_fid,
FID_GET_FLAGS(cursor.pjc_fid),
FID_GET_SITEID(cursor.pjc_fid),
FID_GET_CYCLE(cursor.pjc_fid),
FID_GET_INUM(cursor.pjc_fid),
cursor.pjc_seqno_lwm, cursor.pjc_seqno_hwm,
cursor.pjc_tail, cursor.pjc_update_seqno,
cursor.pjc_reclaim_seqno, cursor.pjc_replay_xid);
fid = cursor.pjc_fid;
fid = fid | FID_MAX_INUM;
printf("The max FID for this cycle is %#"PRIx64"\n", fid);
if (cycle < ((UINT64_C(1) << SLASH_FID_CYCLE_BITS) - 1)) {
fid++;
printf("The first FID for the next cycle is %#"PRIx64"\n", fid);
}
if (dump)
exit(0);
}
if (!newtxg && !newfid)
errx(1, "neither fid nor txg was specified");
if (newtxg)
cursor.pjc_commit_txg = newtxg;
if (newfid) {
newcycle = FID_GET_CYCLE(newfid);
if (newcycle <= cycle)
errx(1, "cycle must be increased when setting a new FID");
cursor.pjc_fid = newfid;
}
rc = pwrite(fd, &cursor, sizeof(struct psc_journal_cursor), 0);
if (rc != sizeof(struct psc_journal_cursor))
err(1, "cursor file write");
if (close(fd) == -1)
err(1, "cursor file close");
exit(0);
}
/*
* Update the high-level app stat(2)-like attribute buffer for a FID
* cache member.
* @f: FID cache member to update.
* @sstb: incoming stat attributes.
* @flags: behavioral flags.
* Notes:
* (1) if SAVELOCAL has been specified, save local field values:
* (o) file size
* (o) mtime
* (2) This function should only be used by a client.
*/
void
slc_fcmh_setattrf(struct fidc_membh *f, struct srt_stat *sstb,
int flags)
{
uidmap_int_stat(sstb);
if (flags & FCMH_SETATTRF_HAVELOCK)
FCMH_LOCK_ENSURE(f);
else
FCMH_LOCK(f);
if (fcmh_2_gen(f) == FGEN_ANY)
fcmh_2_gen(f) = sstb->sst_gen;
if ((FID_GET_INUM(fcmh_2_fid(f))) != SLFID_ROOT &&
fcmh_2_gen(f) > sstb->sst_gen) {
OPSTAT_INCR("msl.generation-backwards");
DEBUG_FCMH(PLL_DIAG, f, "attempt to set attr with "
"gen %"PRIu64" from old gen %"PRIu64,
fcmh_2_gen(f), sstb->sst_gen);
goto out;
}
/*
* If we don't have stat attributes, how can we save our local
* updates?
*/
if ((f->fcmh_flags & FCMH_HAVE_ATTRS) == 0)
flags |= FCMH_SETATTRF_CLOBBER;
/*
* Always update for roots because we might have faked them
* with readdir at the super root.
*/
if ((FID_GET_INUM(fcmh_2_fid(f))) == SLFID_ROOT)
flags |= FCMH_SETATTRF_CLOBBER;
psc_assert(sstb->sst_gen != FGEN_ANY);
psc_assert(f->fcmh_fg.fg_fid == sstb->sst_fid);
/*
* The default behavior is to save st_size and st_mtim since we
* might have done I/O that the MDS does not know about.
*/
if ((flags & FCMH_SETATTRF_CLOBBER) == 0 &&
fcmh_isreg(f)) {
/*
* If generation numbers match, take the highest of the
* values. Otherwise, disregard local values and
* blindly accept whatever the MDS tells us.
*/
if (fcmh_2_ptruncgen(f) == sstb->sst_ptruncgen &&
fcmh_2_gen(f) == sstb->sst_gen &&
fcmh_2_fsz(f) > sstb->sst_size)
sstb->sst_size = fcmh_2_fsz(f);
if (fcmh_2_utimgen(f) == sstb->sst_utimgen)
sstb->sst_mtim = f->fcmh_sstb.sst_mtim;
}
COPY_SSTB(sstb, &f->fcmh_sstb);
f->fcmh_flags |= FCMH_HAVE_ATTRS;
f->fcmh_flags &= ~FCMH_GETTING_ATTRS;
if (sl_fcmh_ops.sfop_postsetattr)
sl_fcmh_ops.sfop_postsetattr(f);
DEBUG_FCMH(PLL_DEBUG, f, "attr set");
out:
if (!(flags & FCMH_SETATTRF_HAVELOCK))
FCMH_ULOCK(f);
}
