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diff --git a/xlators/features/marker/utils/syncdaemon/master.py b/xlators/features/marker/utils/syncdaemon/master.py deleted file mode 100644 index 8e196f8c5f4..00000000000 --- a/xlators/features/marker/utils/syncdaemon/master.py +++ /dev/null @@ -1,521 +0,0 @@ -import os -import sys -import time -import stat -import random -import signal -import logging -import errno -from errno import ENOENT, ENODATA -from threading import currentThread, Condition, Lock - -from gconf import gconf -from syncdutils import FreeObject, Thread, GsyncdError, boolify - -URXTIME = (-1, 0) - -class GMaster(object): - """class impementling master role""" - - KFGN = 0 - KNAT = 1 - - def get_sys_volinfo(self): - """query volume marks on fs root - - err out on multiple foreign masters - """ - fgn_vis, nat_vi = self.master.server.foreign_volume_infos(), \ - self.master.server.native_volume_info() - fgn_vi = None - if fgn_vis: - if len(fgn_vis) > 1: - raise GsyncdError("cannot work with multiple foreign masters") - fgn_vi = fgn_vis[0] - return fgn_vi, nat_vi - - @property - def uuid(self): - if self.volinfo: - return self.volinfo['uuid'] - - @property - def volmark(self): - if self.volinfo: - return self.volinfo['volume_mark'] - - @property - def inter_master(self): - """decide if we are an intermediate master - in a cascading setup - """ - return self.volinfo_state[self.KFGN] and True or False - - def xtime(self, path, *a, **opts): - """get amended xtime - - as of amending, we can create missing xtime, or - determine a valid value if what we get is expired - (as of the volume mark expiry); way of amendig - depends on @opts and on subject of query (master - or slave). - """ - if a: - rsc = a[0] - else: - rsc = self.master - if not 'create' in opts: - opts['create'] = (rsc == self.master and not self.inter_master) - if not 'default_xtime' in opts: - if rsc == self.master and self.inter_master: - opts['default_xtime'] = ENODATA - else: - opts['default_xtime'] = URXTIME - xt = rsc.server.xtime(path, self.uuid) - if isinstance(xt, int) and xt != ENODATA: - return xt - invalid_xtime = (xt == ENODATA or xt < self.volmark) - if invalid_xtime: - if opts['create']: - t = time.time() - sec = int(t) - nsec = int((t - sec) * 1000000) - xt = (sec, nsec) - rsc.server.set_xtime(path, self.uuid, xt) - else: - xt = opts['default_xtime'] - return xt - - def __init__(self, master, slave): - self.master = master - self.slave = slave - self.jobtab = {} - self.syncer = Syncer(slave) - # crawls vs. turns: - # - self.crawls is simply the number of crawl() invocations on root - # - one turn is a maximal consecutive sequence of crawls so that each - # crawl in it detects a change to be synced - # - self.turns is the number of turns since start - # - self.total_turns is a limit so that if self.turns reaches it, then - # we exit (for diagnostic purposes) - # so, eg., if the master fs changes unceasingly, self.turns will remain 0. - self.crawls = 0 - self.turns = 0 - self.total_turns = int(gconf.turns) - self.lastreport = {'crawls': 0, 'turns': 0} - self.start = None - self.change_seen = None - # the authoritative (foreign, native) volinfo pair - # which lets us deduce what to do when we refetch - # the volinfos from system - uuid_preset = getattr(gconf, 'volume_id', None) - self.volinfo_state = (uuid_preset and {'uuid': uuid_preset}, None) - # the actual volinfo we make use of - self.volinfo = None - self.terminate = False - - def crawl_loop(self): - """start the keep-alive thread and iterate .crawl""" - timo = int(gconf.timeout or 0) - if timo > 0: - def keep_alive(): - while True: - gap = timo * 0.5 - # first grab a reference as self.volinfo - # can be changed in main thread - vi = self.volinfo - if vi: - # then have a private copy which we can mod - vi = vi.copy() - vi['timeout'] = int(time.time()) + timo - else: - # send keep-alives more frequently to - # avoid a delay in announcing our volume info - # to slave if it becomes established in the - # meantime - gap = min(10, gap) - self.slave.server.keep_alive(vi) - time.sleep(gap) - t = Thread(target=keep_alive) - t.start() - self.lastreport['time'] = time.time() - while not self.terminate: - self.crawl() - - def add_job(self, path, label, job, *a, **kw): - """insert @job function to job table at @path with @label""" - if self.jobtab.get(path) == None: - self.jobtab[path] = [] - self.jobtab[path].append((label, a, lambda : job(*a, **kw))) - - def add_failjob(self, path, label): - """invoke .add_job with a job that does nothing just fails""" - logging.debug('salvaged: ' + label) - self.add_job(path, label, lambda: False) - - def wait(self, path, *args): - """perform jobs registered for @path - - Reset jobtab entry for @path, - determine success as the conjuction of - success of all the jobs. In case of - success, call .sendmark on @path - """ - jobs = self.jobtab.pop(path, []) - succeed = True - for j in jobs: - ret = j[-1]() - if not ret: - succeed = False - if succeed: - self.sendmark(path, *args) - return succeed - - def sendmark(self, path, mark, adct=None): - """update slave side xtime for @path to master side xtime - - also can send a setattr payload (see Server.setattr). - """ - if adct: - self.slave.server.setattr(path, adct) - self.slave.server.set_xtime(path, self.uuid, mark) - - @staticmethod - def volinfo_state_machine(volinfo_state, volinfo_sys): - """compute new volinfo_state from old one and incoming - as of current system state, also indicating if there was a - change regarding which volume mark is the authoritative one - - @volinfo_state, @volinfo_sys are pairs of volume mark dicts - (foreign, native). - - Note this method is marked as static, ie. the computation is - pure, without reliance on any excess implicit state. State - transitions which are deemed as ambiguous or banned will raise - an exception. - - """ - # store the value below "boxed" to emulate proper closures - # (variables of the enclosing scope are available inner functions - # provided they are no reassigned; mutation is OK). - param = FreeObject(relax_mismatch = False, state_change = None, index=-1) - def select_vi(vi0, vi): - param.index += 1 - if vi and (not vi0 or vi0['uuid'] == vi['uuid']): - if not vi0 and not param.relax_mismatch: - param.state_change = param.index - # valid new value found; for the rest, we are graceful about - # uuid mismatch - param.relax_mismatch = True - return vi - if vi0 and vi and vi0['uuid'] != vi['uuid'] and not param.relax_mismatch: - # uuid mismatch for master candidate, bail out - raise GsyncdError("aborting on uuid change from %s to %s" % \ - (vi0['uuid'], vi['uuid'])) - # fall back to old - return vi0 - newstate = tuple(select_vi(*vip) for vip in zip(volinfo_state, volinfo_sys)) - srep = lambda vi: vi and vi['uuid'][0:8] - logging.debug('(%s, %s) << (%s, %s) -> (%s, %s)' % \ - tuple(srep(vi) for vi in volinfo_state + volinfo_sys + newstate)) - return newstate, param.state_change - - def crawl(self, path='.', xtl=None): - """crawling... - - Standing around - All the right people - Crawling - Tennis on Tuesday - The ladder is long - It is your nature - You've gotta suntan - Football on Sunday - Society boy - - Recursively walk the master side tree and check if updates are - needed due to xtime differences. One invocation of crawl checks - children of @path and do a recursive enter only on - those directory children where there is an update needed. - - Way of updates depend on file type: - - for symlinks, sync them directy and synchronously - - for regular children, register jobs for @path (cf. .add_job) to start - and wait on their rsync - - for directory children, register a job for @path which waits (.wait) - on jobs for the given child - (other kind of filesystem nodes are not considered) - - Those slave side children which do not exist on master are simply - purged (see Server.purge). - - Behavior is fault tolerant, synchronization is adaptive: if some action fails, - just go on relentlessly, adding a fail job (see .add_failjob) which will prevent - the .sendmark on @path, so when the next crawl will arrive to @path it will not - see it as up-to-date and will try to sync it again. While this semantics can be - supported by funky design principles (http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?LazinessImpatienceHubris), - the ultimate reason which excludes other possibilities is simply transience: we cannot - assert that the file systems (master / slave) underneath do not change and actions - taken upon some condition will not lose their context by the time they are performed. - """ - if path == '.': - if self.start: - self.crawls += 1 - logging.debug("... crawl #%d done, took %.6f seconds" % \ - (self.crawls, time.time() - self.start)) - time.sleep(1) - self.start = time.time() - should_display_info = self.start - self.lastreport['time'] >= 60 - if should_display_info: - logging.info("completed %d crawls, %d turns", - self.crawls - self.lastreport['crawls'], - self.turns - self.lastreport['turns']) - self.lastreport.update(crawls = self.crawls, - turns = self.turns, - time = self.start) - volinfo_sys = self.get_sys_volinfo() - self.volinfo_state, state_change = self.volinfo_state_machine(self.volinfo_state, - volinfo_sys) - if self.inter_master: - self.volinfo = volinfo_sys[self.KFGN] - else: - self.volinfo = volinfo_sys[self.KNAT] - if state_change == self.KFGN or (state_change == self.KNAT and not self.inter_master): - logging.info('new master is %s', self.uuid) - if self.volinfo: - logging.info("%s master with volume id %s ..." % \ - (self.inter_master and "intermediate" or "primary", - self.uuid)) - if state_change == self.KFGN: - gconf.configinterface.set('volume_id', self.uuid) - if self.volinfo: - if self.volinfo['retval']: - raise GsyncdError ("master is corrupt") - else: - if should_display_info or self.crawls == 0: - if self.inter_master: - logging.info("waiting for being synced from %s ..." % \ - self.volinfo_state[self.KFGN]['uuid']) - else: - logging.info("waiting for volume info ...") - return - logging.debug("entering " + path) - if not xtl: - xtl = self.xtime(path) - if isinstance(xtl, int): - self.add_failjob(path, 'no-local-node') - return - xtr0 = self.xtime(path, self.slave) - if isinstance(xtr0, int): - if xtr0 != ENOENT: - self.slave.server.purge(path) - try: - self.slave.server.mkdir(path) - except OSError: - self.add_failjob(path, 'no-remote-node') - return - xtr = URXTIME - else: - xtr = xtr0 - if xtr > xtl: - raise GsyncdError("timestamp corruption for " + path) - if xtl == xtr: - if path == '.' and self.change_seen: - self.turns += 1 - self.change_seen = False - if self.total_turns: - logging.info("finished turn #%s/%s" % \ - (self.turns, self.total_turns)) - if self.turns == self.total_turns: - logging.info("reached turn limit") - self.terminate = True - return - if path == '.': - self.change_seen = True - try: - dem = self.master.server.entries(path) - except OSError: - self.add_failjob(path, 'local-entries-fail') - return - random.shuffle(dem) - try: - des = self.slave.server.entries(path) - except OSError: - self.slave.server.purge(path) - try: - self.slave.server.mkdir(path) - des = self.slave.server.entries(path) - except OSError: - self.add_failjob(path, 'remote-entries-fail') - return - dd = set(des) - set(dem) - if dd and not boolify(gconf.ignore_deletes): - self.slave.server.purge(path, dd) - chld = [] - for e in dem: - e = os.path.join(path, e) - xte = self.xtime(e) - if isinstance(xte, int): - logging.warn("irregular xtime for %s: %s" % (e, errno.errorcode[xte])) - elif xte > xtr: - chld.append((e, xte)) - def indulgently(e, fnc, blame=None): - if not blame: - blame = path - try: - return fnc(e) - except (IOError, OSError): - ex = sys.exc_info()[1] - if ex.errno == ENOENT: - logging.warn("salvaged ENOENT for " + e) - self.add_failjob(blame, 'by-indulgently') - return False - else: - raise - for e, xte in chld: - st = indulgently(e, lambda e: os.lstat(e)) - if st == False: - continue - mo = st.st_mode - adct = {'own': (st.st_uid, st.st_gid)} - if stat.S_ISLNK(mo): - if indulgently(e, lambda e: self.slave.server.symlink(os.readlink(e), e)) == False: - continue - self.sendmark(e, xte, adct) - elif stat.S_ISREG(mo): - logging.debug("syncing %s ..." % e) - pb = self.syncer.add(e) - def regjob(e, xte, pb): - if pb.wait(): - logging.debug("synced " + e) - self.sendmark(e, xte) - return True - else: - logging.warn("failed to sync " + e) - self.add_job(path, 'reg', regjob, e, xte, pb) - elif stat.S_ISDIR(mo): - adct['mode'] = mo - if indulgently(e, lambda e: (self.add_job(path, 'cwait', self.wait, e, xte, adct), - self.crawl(e, xte), - True)[-1], blame=e) == False: - continue - else: - # ignore fifos, sockets and special files - pass - if path == '.': - self.wait(path, xtl) - -class BoxClosedErr(Exception): - pass - -class PostBox(list): - """synchronized collection for storing things thought of as "requests" """ - - def __init__(self, *a): - list.__init__(self, *a) - # too bad Python stdlib does not have read/write locks... - # it would suffivce to grab the lock in .append as reader, in .close as writer - self.lever = Condition() - self.open = True - self.done = False - - def wait(self): - """wait on requests to be processed""" - self.lever.acquire() - if not self.done: - self.lever.wait() - self.lever.release() - return self.result - - def wakeup(self, data): - """wake up requestors with the result""" - self.result = data - self.lever.acquire() - self.done = True - self.lever.notifyAll() - self.lever.release() - - def append(self, e): - """post a request""" - self.lever.acquire() - if not self.open: - raise BoxClosedErr - list.append(self, e) - self.lever.release() - - def close(self): - """prohibit the posting of further requests""" - self.lever.acquire() - self.open = False - self.lever.release() - -class Syncer(object): - """a staged queue to relay rsync requests to rsync workers - - By "staged queue" its meant that when a consumer comes to the - queue, it takes _all_ entries, leaving the queue empty. - (I don't know if there is an official term for this pattern.) - - The queue uses a PostBox to accumulate incoming items. - When a consumer (rsync worker) comes, a new PostBox is - set up and the old one is passed on to the consumer. - - Instead of the simplistic scheme of having one big lock - which synchronizes both the addition of new items and - PostBox exchanges, use a separate lock to arbitrate consumers, - and rely on PostBox's synchronization mechanisms take - care about additions. - - There is a corner case racy situation, producers vs. consumers, - which is not handled by this scheme: namely, when the PostBox - exchange occurs in between being passed to the producer for posting - and the post placement. But that's what Postbox.close is for: - such a posting will find the PostBox closed, in which case - the producer can re-try posting against the actual PostBox of - the queue. - - To aid accumlation of items in the PostBoxen before grabbed - by an rsync worker, the worker goes to sleep a bit after - each completed syncjob. - """ - - def __init__(self, slave): - """spawn worker threads""" - self.slave = slave - self.lock = Lock() - self.pb = PostBox() - for i in range(int(gconf.sync_jobs)): - t = Thread(target=self.syncjob) - t.start() - - def syncjob(self): - """the life of a worker""" - while True: - pb = None - while True: - self.lock.acquire() - if self.pb: - pb, self.pb = self.pb, PostBox() - self.lock.release() - if pb: - break - time.sleep(0.5) - pb.close() - po = self.slave.rsync(pb) - if po.returncode == 0: - ret = True - elif po.returncode in (23, 24): - # partial transfer (cf. rsync(1)), that's normal - ret = False - else: - po.errfail() - pb.wakeup(ret) - - def add(self, e): - while True: - pb = self.pb - try: - pb.append(e) - return pb - except BoxClosedErr: - pass |