/* * CDDL HEADER START * * The contents of this file are subject to the terms of the * Common Development and Distribution License (the "License"). * You may not use this file except in compliance with the License. * * You can obtain a copy of the license at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE * or http://www.opensolaris.org/os/licensing. * See the License for the specific language governing permissions * and limitations under the License. * * When distributing Covered Code, include this CDDL HEADER in each * file and include the License file at usr/src/OPENSOLARIS.LICENSE. * If applicable, add the following below this CDDL HEADER, with the * fields enclosed by brackets "[]" replaced with your own identifying * information: Portions Copyright [yyyy] [name of copyright owner] * * CDDL HEADER END */ /* * Copyright 2010 Sun Microsystems, Inc. All rights reserved. * Use is subject to license terms. */ /* * NFS Version 4 state recovery code. */ #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include extern r4hashq_t *rtable4; /* * Information that describes what needs to be done for recovery. It is * passed to a client recovery thread as well as passed to various recovery * routines. rc_mi, rc_vp1, and rc_vp2 refer to the filesystem and * vnode(s) affected by recovery. rc_vp1 and rc_vp2 are references (use * VN_HOLD) or NULL. rc_lost_rqst contains information about the lost * lock or open/close request, and it holds reference counts for the * various objects (vnode, etc.). The recovery thread also uses flags set * in the mntinfo4_t or vnode_t to tell it what to do. rc_error is used * to save the error that originally triggered the recovery event -- will * later be used to set mi_error if recovery doesn't work. rc_bseqid_rqst * contains information about the request that got NFS4ERR_BAD_SEQID, and * it holds reference count for the various objects (vnode, open owner, * open stream, lock owner). */ typedef struct { mntinfo4_t *rc_mi; vnode_t *rc_vp1; vnode_t *rc_vp2; nfs4_recov_t rc_action; stateid4 rc_stateid; bool_t rc_srv_reboot; /* server has rebooted */ nfs4_lost_rqst_t *rc_lost_rqst; nfs4_error_t rc_orig_errors; /* original errors causing recovery */ int rc_error; nfs4_bseqid_entry_t *rc_bseqid_rqst; vnode_t *rc_moved_vp; char *rc_moved_nm; } recov_info_t; /* * How long to wait before trying again if there is an error doing * recovery, in seconds. */ static int recov_err_delay = 1; /* * How long to wait when processing NFS4ERR_GRACE or NFS4ERR_DELAY * errors. Expressed in seconds. Default is defined as * NFS4ERR_DELAY_TIME and this variable is initialized in nfs4_subr_init() */ time_t nfs4err_delay_time = 0; /* * Tuneable to limit how many time "exempt" ops go OTW * after a recovery error. Exempt op hints are OH_CLOSE, * OH_LOCKU, OH_DELEGRETURN. These previously always went * OTW even after rnode was "dead" due to recovery errors. * * The tuneable below limits the number of times a start_fop * invocation will retry the exempt hints. After the limit * is reached, nfs4_start_fop will return an error just like * it would for non-exempt op hints. */ int nfs4_max_recov_error_retry = 3; /* * Number of seconds the recovery thread should pause before retry when the * filesystem has been forcibly unmounted. */ int nfs4_unmount_delay = 1; #ifdef DEBUG /* * How long to wait (in seconds) between recovery operations on a given * file. Normally zero, but could be set longer for testing purposes. */ static int nfs4_recovdelay = 0; /* * Switch that controls whether to go into the debugger when recovery * fails. */ static int nfs4_fail_recov_stop = 0; /* * Tuneables to debug client namespace interaction with server * mount points: * * nfs4_srvmnt_fail_cnt: * number of times EACCES returned because client * attempted to cross server mountpoint * * nfs4_srvmnt_debug: * trigger console printf whenever client attempts * to cross server mountpoint */ int nfs4_srvmnt_fail_cnt = 0; int nfs4_srvmnt_debug = 0; #endif extern zone_key_t nfs4clnt_zone_key; /* forward references, in alphabetic order */ static void close_after_open_resend(vnode_t *, cred_t *, uint32_t, nfs4_error_t *); static void errs_to_action(recov_info_t *, nfs4_server_t *, mntinfo4_t *, stateid4 *, nfs4_lost_rqst_t *, int, nfs_opnum4, nfs4_bseqid_entry_t *); static void flush_reinstate(nfs4_lost_rqst_t *); static void free_milist(mntinfo4_t **, int); static mntinfo4_t **make_milist(nfs4_server_t *, int *); static int nfs4_check_recov_err(vnode_t *, nfs4_op_hint_t, nfs4_recov_state_t *, int, char *); static char *nfs4_getsrvnames(mntinfo4_t *, size_t *); static void nfs4_recov_fh_fail(vnode_t *, int, nfsstat4); static void nfs4_recov_thread(recov_info_t *); static void nfs4_remove_lost_rqsts(mntinfo4_t *, nfs4_server_t *); static void nfs4_resend_lost_rqsts(recov_info_t *, nfs4_server_t *); static cred_t *pid_to_cr(pid_t); static void reclaim_one_lock(vnode_t *, flock64_t *, nfs4_error_t *, int *); static void recov_bad_seqid(recov_info_t *); static void recov_badstate(recov_info_t *, vnode_t *, nfsstat4); static void recov_clientid(recov_info_t *, nfs4_server_t *); static void recov_done(mntinfo4_t *, recov_info_t *); static void recov_filehandle(nfs4_recov_t, mntinfo4_t *, vnode_t *); static void recov_newserver(recov_info_t *, nfs4_server_t **, bool_t *); static void recov_openfiles(recov_info_t *, nfs4_server_t *); static void recov_stale(mntinfo4_t *, vnode_t *); static void nfs4_free_lost_rqst(nfs4_lost_rqst_t *, nfs4_server_t *); static void recov_throttle(recov_info_t *, vnode_t *); static void relock_skip_pid(vnode_t *, locklist_t *, pid_t); static void resend_lock(nfs4_lost_rqst_t *, nfs4_error_t *); static void resend_one_op(nfs4_lost_rqst_t *, nfs4_error_t *, mntinfo4_t *, nfs4_server_t *); static void save_bseqid_rqst(nfs4_bseqid_entry_t *, recov_info_t *); static void start_recovery(recov_info_t *, mntinfo4_t *, vnode_t *, vnode_t *, nfs4_server_t *, vnode_t *, char *); static void start_recovery_action(nfs4_recov_t, bool_t, mntinfo4_t *, vnode_t *, vnode_t *); static int wait_for_recovery(mntinfo4_t *, nfs4_op_hint_t); /* * Return non-zero if the given errno, status, and rpc status codes * in the nfs4_error_t indicate that client recovery is needed. * "stateful" indicates whether the call that got the error establishes or * removes state on the server (open, close, lock, unlock, delegreturn). */ int nfs4_needs_recovery(nfs4_error_t *ep, bool_t stateful, vfs_t *vfsp) { int recov = 0; mntinfo4_t *mi; /* * Try failover if the error values justify it and if * it's a failover mount. Don't try if the mount is in * progress, failures are handled explicitly by nfs4rootvp. */ if (nfs4_try_failover(ep)) { mi = VFTOMI4(vfsp); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); recov = FAILOVER_MOUNT4(mi) && !(mi->mi_flags & MI4_MOUNTING); mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); if (recov) return (recov); } if (ep->error == EINTR || NFS4_FRC_UNMT_ERR(ep->error, vfsp)) { /* * The server may have gotten the request, so for stateful * ops we need to resynchronize and possibly back out the * op. */ return (stateful); } if (ep->error != 0) return (0); /* stat values are listed alphabetically */ /* * There are two lists here: the errors for which we have code, and * the errors for which we plan to have code before FCS. For the * second list, print a warning message but don't attempt recovery. */ switch (ep->stat) { case NFS4ERR_BADHANDLE: case NFS4ERR_BAD_SEQID: case NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID: case NFS4ERR_DELAY: case NFS4ERR_EXPIRED: case NFS4ERR_FHEXPIRED: case NFS4ERR_GRACE: case NFS4ERR_OLD_STATEID: case NFS4ERR_RESOURCE: case NFS4ERR_STALE_CLIENTID: case NFS4ERR_STALE_STATEID: case NFS4ERR_WRONGSEC: case NFS4ERR_STALE: recov = 1; break; #ifdef DEBUG case NFS4ERR_LEASE_MOVED: case NFS4ERR_MOVED: zcmn_err(VFTOMI4(vfsp)->mi_zone->zone_id, CE_WARN, "!Can't yet recover from NFS status %d", ep->stat); break; #endif } return (recov); } /* * Some operations such as DELEGRETURN want to avoid invoking * recovery actions that will only mark the file dead. If * better handlers are invoked for any of these errors, this * routine should be modified. */ int nfs4_recov_marks_dead(nfsstat4 status) { if (status == NFS4ERR_BAD_SEQID || status == NFS4ERR_EXPIRED || status == NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID || status == NFS4ERR_OLD_STATEID) return (1); return (0); } /* * Transfer the state recovery information in recovp to mi's resend queue, * and mark mi as having a lost state request. */ static void nfs4_enqueue_lost_rqst(recov_info_t *recovp, mntinfo4_t *mi) { nfs4_lost_rqst_t *lrp = recovp->rc_lost_rqst; ASSERT(nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_READER) || nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER)); ASSERT(lrp != NULL && lrp->lr_op != 0); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_lost_rqst_debug, (CE_NOTE, "nfs4_enqueue_lost_rqst %p, op %d", (void *)lrp, lrp->lr_op)); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags |= MI4R_LOST_STATE; if (lrp->lr_putfirst) list_insert_head(&mi->mi_lost_state, lrp); else list_insert_tail(&mi->mi_lost_state, lrp); recovp->rc_lost_rqst = NULL; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); nfs4_queue_event(RE_LOST_STATE, mi, NULL, lrp->lr_op, lrp->lr_vp, lrp->lr_dvp, 0, NULL, 0, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); } /* * Transfer the bad seqid recovery information in recovp to mi's * bad seqid queue, and mark mi as having a bad seqid request. */ void enqueue_bseqid_rqst(recov_info_t *recovp, mntinfo4_t *mi) { ASSERT(nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_READER) || nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER)); ASSERT(recovp->rc_bseqid_rqst != NULL); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags |= MI4R_BAD_SEQID; list_insert_tail(&mi->mi_bseqid_list, recovp->rc_bseqid_rqst); recovp->rc_bseqid_rqst = NULL; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } /* * Initiate recovery. * * The nfs4_error_t contains the return codes that triggered a recovery * attempt. mi, vp1, and vp2 refer to the filesystem and files that were * being operated on. vp1 and vp2 may be NULL. * * Multiple calls are okay. If recovery is already underway, the call * updates the information about what state needs recovery but does not * start a new thread. The caller should hold mi->mi_recovlock as a reader * for proper synchronization with any recovery thread. * * This will return TRUE if recovery was aborted, and FALSE otherwise. */ bool_t nfs4_start_recovery(nfs4_error_t *ep, mntinfo4_t *mi, vnode_t *vp1, vnode_t *vp2, stateid4 *sid, nfs4_lost_rqst_t *lost_rqstp, nfs_opnum4 op, nfs4_bseqid_entry_t *bsep, vnode_t *moved_vp, char *moved_nm) { recov_info_t *recovp; nfs4_server_t *sp; bool_t abort = FALSE; bool_t gone = FALSE; ASSERT(nfs_zone() == mi->mi_zone); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); /* * If there is lost state, we need to kick off recovery even if the * filesystem has been unmounted or the zone is shutting down. */ gone = FS_OR_ZONE_GONE4(mi->mi_vfsp); if (gone) { ASSERT(ep->error != EINTR || lost_rqstp != NULL); if (ep->error == EIO && lost_rqstp == NULL) { /* failed due to forced unmount, no new lost state */ abort = TRUE; } if ((ep->error == 0 || ep->error == ETIMEDOUT) && !(mi->mi_recovflags & MI4R_LOST_STATE)) { /* some other failure, no existing lost state */ abort = TRUE; } if (abort) { mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "nfs4_start_recovery: fs unmounted")); return (TRUE); } } mi->mi_in_recovery++; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); recovp = kmem_alloc(sizeof (recov_info_t), KM_SLEEP); recovp->rc_orig_errors = *ep; sp = find_nfs4_server(mi); errs_to_action(recovp, sp, mi, sid, lost_rqstp, gone, op, bsep); if (sp != NULL) mutex_exit(&sp->s_lock); start_recovery(recovp, mi, vp1, vp2, sp, moved_vp, moved_nm); if (sp != NULL) nfs4_server_rele(sp); return (FALSE); } /* * Internal version of nfs4_start_recovery. The difference is that the * caller specifies the recovery action, rather than the errors leading to * recovery. */ static void start_recovery_action(nfs4_recov_t what, bool_t reboot, mntinfo4_t *mi, vnode_t *vp1, vnode_t *vp2) { recov_info_t *recovp; ASSERT(nfs_zone() == mi->mi_zone); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_in_recovery++; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); recovp = kmem_zalloc(sizeof (recov_info_t), KM_SLEEP); recovp->rc_action = what; recovp->rc_srv_reboot = reboot; recovp->rc_error = EIO; start_recovery(recovp, mi, vp1, vp2, NULL, NULL, NULL); } static void start_recovery(recov_info_t *recovp, mntinfo4_t *mi, vnode_t *vp1, vnode_t *vp2, nfs4_server_t *sp, vnode_t *moved_vp, char *moved_nm) { NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "start_recovery: mi %p, what %s", (void*)mi, nfs4_recov_action_to_str(recovp->rc_action))); /* * Bump the reference on the vfs so that we can pass it to the * recovery thread. */ VFS_HOLD(mi->mi_vfsp); MI4_HOLD(mi); again: switch (recovp->rc_action) { case NR_FAILOVER: ASSERT(nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_READER) || nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER)); if (mi->mi_servers->sv_next == NULL) goto out_no_thread; mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags |= MI4R_NEED_NEW_SERVER; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); if (recovp->rc_lost_rqst != NULL) nfs4_enqueue_lost_rqst(recovp, mi); break; case NR_CLIENTID: /* * If the filesystem has been unmounted, punt. */ if (sp == NULL) goto out_no_thread; /* * If nobody else is working on the clientid, mark the * clientid as being no longer set. Then mark the specific * filesystem being worked on. */ if (!nfs4_server_in_recovery(sp)) { mutex_enter(&sp->s_lock); sp->s_flags &= ~N4S_CLIENTID_SET; mutex_exit(&sp->s_lock); } ASSERT(nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_READER) || nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER)); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags |= MI4R_NEED_CLIENTID; if (recovp->rc_srv_reboot) mi->mi_recovflags |= MI4R_SRV_REBOOT; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); break; case NR_OPENFILES: ASSERT(nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_READER) || nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER)); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags |= MI4R_REOPEN_FILES; if (recovp->rc_srv_reboot) mi->mi_recovflags |= MI4R_SRV_REBOOT; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); break; case NR_WRONGSEC: ASSERT(nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_READER) || nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER)); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags |= MI4R_NEED_SECINFO; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); break; case NR_EXPIRED: if (vp1 != NULL) recov_badstate(recovp, vp1, NFS4ERR_EXPIRED); if (vp2 != NULL) recov_badstate(recovp, vp2, NFS4ERR_EXPIRED); goto out_no_thread; /* no further recovery possible */ case NR_BAD_STATEID: if (vp1 != NULL) recov_badstate(recovp, vp1, NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID); if (vp2 != NULL) recov_badstate(recovp, vp2, NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID); goto out_no_thread; /* no further recovery possible */ case NR_FHEXPIRED: case NR_BADHANDLE: if (vp1 != NULL) recov_throttle(recovp, vp1); if (vp2 != NULL) recov_throttle(recovp, vp2); /* * Recover the filehandle now, rather than using a * separate thread. We can do this because filehandle * recovery is independent of any other state, and because * we know that we are not competing with the recovery * thread at this time. recov_filehandle will deal with * threads that are competing to recover this filehandle. */ ASSERT(nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_READER) || nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER)); if (vp1 != NULL) recov_filehandle(recovp->rc_action, mi, vp1); if (vp2 != NULL) recov_filehandle(recovp->rc_action, mi, vp2); goto out_no_thread; /* no further recovery needed */ case NR_STALE: /* * NFS4ERR_STALE handling * recov_stale() could set MI4R_NEED_NEW_SERVER to * indicate that we can and should failover. */ ASSERT(nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_READER) || nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER)); if (vp1 != NULL) recov_stale(mi, vp1); if (vp2 != NULL) recov_stale(mi, vp2); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if ((mi->mi_recovflags & MI4R_NEED_NEW_SERVER) == 0) { mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); goto out_no_thread; } mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); recovp->rc_action = NR_FAILOVER; goto again; case NR_BAD_SEQID: if (recovp->rc_bseqid_rqst) { enqueue_bseqid_rqst(recovp, mi); break; } if (vp1 != NULL) recov_badstate(recovp, vp1, NFS4ERR_BAD_SEQID); if (vp2 != NULL) recov_badstate(recovp, vp2, NFS4ERR_BAD_SEQID); goto out_no_thread; /* no further recovery possible */ case NR_OLDSTATEID: if (vp1 != NULL) recov_badstate(recovp, vp1, NFS4ERR_OLD_STATEID); if (vp2 != NULL) recov_badstate(recovp, vp2, NFS4ERR_OLD_STATEID); goto out_no_thread; /* no further recovery possible */ case NR_GRACE: nfs4_set_grace_wait(mi); goto out_no_thread; /* no further action required for GRACE */ case NR_DELAY: if (vp1) nfs4_set_delay_wait(vp1); goto out_no_thread; /* no further action required for DELAY */ case NR_LOST_STATE_RQST: case NR_LOST_LOCK: nfs4_enqueue_lost_rqst(recovp, mi); break; default: nfs4_queue_event(RE_UNEXPECTED_ACTION, mi, NULL, recovp->rc_action, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 0, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); goto out_no_thread; } /* * If either file recently went through the same recovery, wait * awhile. This is in case there is some sort of bug; we might not * be able to recover properly, but at least we won't bombard the * server with calls, and we won't tie up the client. */ if (vp1 != NULL) recov_throttle(recovp, vp1); if (vp2 != NULL) recov_throttle(recovp, vp2); /* * If there's already a recovery thread, don't start another one. */ mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if (mi->mi_flags & MI4_RECOV_ACTIV) { mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); goto out_no_thread; } mi->mi_flags |= MI4_RECOV_ACTIV; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "start_recovery: starting new thread for mi %p", (void*)mi)); recovp->rc_mi = mi; recovp->rc_vp1 = vp1; if (vp1 != NULL) { ASSERT(VTOMI4(vp1) == mi); VN_HOLD(recovp->rc_vp1); } recovp->rc_vp2 = vp2; if (vp2 != NULL) { ASSERT(VTOMI4(vp2) == mi); VN_HOLD(recovp->rc_vp2); } recovp->rc_moved_vp = moved_vp; recovp->rc_moved_nm = moved_nm; (void) zthread_create(NULL, 0, nfs4_recov_thread, recovp, 0, minclsyspri); return; /* not reached by thread creating call */ out_no_thread: mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_in_recovery--; if (mi->mi_in_recovery == 0) cv_broadcast(&mi->mi_cv_in_recov); mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); VFS_RELE(mi->mi_vfsp); MI4_RELE(mi); /* * Free up resources that were allocated for us. */ kmem_free(recovp, sizeof (recov_info_t)); } static int nfs4_check_recov_err(vnode_t *vp, nfs4_op_hint_t op, nfs4_recov_state_t *rsp, int retry_err_cnt, char *str) { rnode4_t *rp; int error = 0; int exempt; if (vp == NULL) return (0); exempt = (op == OH_CLOSE || op == OH_LOCKU || op == OH_DELEGRETURN); rp = VTOR4(vp); mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); /* * If there was a recovery error, then allow op hints "exempt" from * recov errors to retry (currently 3 times). Either r_error or * EIO is returned for non-exempt op hints. */ if (rp->r_flags & R4RECOVERR) { if (exempt && rsp->rs_num_retry_despite_err <= nfs4_max_recov_error_retry) { /* * Check to make sure that we haven't already inc'd * rs_num_retry_despite_err for current nfs4_start_fop * instance. We don't want to double inc (if we were * called with vp2, then the vp1 call could have * already incremented. */ if (retry_err_cnt == rsp->rs_num_retry_despite_err) rsp->rs_num_retry_despite_err++; NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "nfs4_start_fop: %s %p DEAD, cnt=%d", str, (void *)vp, rsp->rs_num_retry_despite_err)); } else { error = (rp->r_error ? rp->r_error : EIO); /* * An ESTALE error on a non-regular file is not * "sticky". Return the ESTALE error once, but * clear the condition to allow future operations * to go OTW. This will allow the client to * recover if the server has merely unshared then * re-shared the file system. For regular files, * the unshare has destroyed the open state at the * server and we aren't willing to do a reopen (yet). */ if (error == ESTALE && vp->v_type != VREG) { rp->r_flags &= ~(R4RECOVERR|R4RECOVERRP|R4STALE); rp->r_error = 0; error = ESTALE; } NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "nfs4_start_fop: %s %p DEAD, cnt=%d error=%d", str, (void *)vp, rsp->rs_num_retry_despite_err, error)); } } mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); return (error); } /* * Initial setup code that every operation should call if it might invoke * client recovery. Can block waiting for recovery to finish on a * filesystem. Either vnode ptr can be NULL. * * Returns 0 if there are no outstanding errors. Can return an * errno value under various circumstances (e.g., failed recovery, or * interrupted while waiting for recovery to finish). * * There must be a corresponding call to nfs4_end_op() to free up any locks * or resources allocated by this call (assuming this call succeeded), * using the same rsp that's passed in here. * * The open and lock seqid synchronization must be stopped before calling this * function, as it could lead to deadlock when trying to reopen a file or * reclaim a lock. The synchronization is obtained with calls to: * nfs4_start_open_seqid_sync() * nfs4_start_lock_seqid_sync() * * *startrecovp is set TRUE if the caller should not bother with the * over-the-wire call, and just initiate recovery for the given request. * This is typically used for state-releasing ops if the filesystem has * been forcibly unmounted. startrecovp may be NULL for * non-state-releasing ops. */ int nfs4_start_fop(mntinfo4_t *mi, vnode_t *vp1, vnode_t *vp2, nfs4_op_hint_t op, nfs4_recov_state_t *rsp, bool_t *startrecovp) { int error = 0, rerr_cnt; nfs4_server_t *sp = NULL; nfs4_server_t *tsp; nfs4_error_t e = { 0, NFS4_OK, RPC_SUCCESS }; uint_t droplock_cnt; #ifdef DEBUG void *fop_caller; #endif ASSERT(vp1 == NULL || vp1->v_vfsp == mi->mi_vfsp); ASSERT(vp2 == NULL || vp2->v_vfsp == mi->mi_vfsp); #ifdef DEBUG if ((fop_caller = tsd_get(nfs4_tsd_key)) != NULL) { cmn_err(CE_PANIC, "Missing nfs4_end_fop: last caller %p", fop_caller); } (void) tsd_set(nfs4_tsd_key, caller()); #endif rsp->rs_sp = NULL; rsp->rs_flags &= ~NFS4_RS_RENAME_HELD; rerr_cnt = rsp->rs_num_retry_despite_err; /* * Process the items that may delay() based on server response */ error = nfs4_wait_for_grace(mi, rsp); if (error) goto out; if (vp1 != NULL) { error = nfs4_wait_for_delay(vp1, rsp); if (error) goto out; } /* Wait for a delegation recall to complete. */ error = wait_for_recall(vp1, vp2, op, rsp); if (error) goto out; /* * Wait for any current recovery actions to finish. Note that a * recovery thread can still start up after wait_for_recovery() * finishes. We don't block out recovery operations until we * acquire s_recovlock and mi_recovlock. */ error = wait_for_recovery(mi, op); if (error) goto out; /* * Check to see if the rnode is already marked with a * recovery error. If so, return it immediately. But * always pass CLOSE, LOCKU, and DELEGRETURN so we can * clean up state on the server. */ if (vp1 != NULL) { if (error = nfs4_check_recov_err(vp1, op, rsp, rerr_cnt, "vp1")) goto out; nfs4_check_remap(mi, vp1, NFS4_REMAP_CKATTRS, &e); } if (vp2 != NULL) { if (error = nfs4_check_recov_err(vp2, op, rsp, rerr_cnt, "vp2")) goto out; nfs4_check_remap(mi, vp2, NFS4_REMAP_CKATTRS, &e); } /* * The lock order calls for us to acquire s_recovlock before * mi_recovlock, but we have to hold mi_recovlock to look up sp (to * prevent races with the failover/migration code). So acquire * mi_recovlock, look up sp, drop mi_recovlock, acquire * s_recovlock and mi_recovlock, then verify that sp is still the * right object. XXX Can we find a simpler way to deal with this? */ if (nfs_rw_enter_sig(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_READER, mi->mi_flags & MI4_INT)) { error = EINTR; goto out; } get_sp: sp = find_nfs4_server(mi); if (sp != NULL) { sp->s_otw_call_count++; mutex_exit(&sp->s_lock); droplock_cnt = mi->mi_srvset_cnt; } nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); if (sp != NULL) { if (nfs_rw_enter_sig(&sp->s_recovlock, RW_READER, mi->mi_flags & MI4_INT)) { error = EINTR; goto out; } } if (nfs_rw_enter_sig(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_READER, mi->mi_flags & MI4_INT)) { if (sp != NULL) nfs_rw_exit(&sp->s_recovlock); error = EINTR; goto out; } /* * If the mntinfo4_t hasn't changed nfs4_sever_ts then * there's no point in double checking to make sure it * has switched. */ if (sp == NULL || droplock_cnt != mi->mi_srvset_cnt) { tsp = find_nfs4_server(mi); if (tsp != sp) { /* try again */ if (tsp != NULL) { mutex_exit(&tsp->s_lock); nfs4_server_rele(tsp); tsp = NULL; } if (sp != NULL) { nfs_rw_exit(&sp->s_recovlock); mutex_enter(&sp->s_lock); sp->s_otw_call_count--; mutex_exit(&sp->s_lock); nfs4_server_rele(sp); sp = NULL; } goto get_sp; } else { if (tsp != NULL) { mutex_exit(&tsp->s_lock); nfs4_server_rele(tsp); tsp = NULL; } } } if (sp != NULL) { rsp->rs_sp = sp; } /* * If the fileystem uses volatile filehandles, obtain a lock so * that we synchronize with renames. Exception: mount operations * can change mi_fh_expire_type, which could be a problem, since * the end_op code needs to be consistent with the start_op code * about mi_rename_lock. Since mounts don't compete with renames, * it's simpler to just not acquire the rename lock for mounts. */ if (NFS4_VOLATILE_FH(mi) && op != OH_MOUNT) { if (nfs_rw_enter_sig(&mi->mi_rename_lock, op == OH_VFH_RENAME ? RW_WRITER : RW_READER, mi->mi_flags & MI4_INT)) { nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); if (sp != NULL) nfs_rw_exit(&sp->s_recovlock); error = EINTR; goto out; } rsp->rs_flags |= NFS4_RS_RENAME_HELD; } if (OH_IS_STATE_RELE(op)) { /* * For forced unmount, letting the request proceed will * almost always delay response to the user, so hand it off * to the recovery thread. For exiting lwp's, we don't * have a good way to tell if the request will hang. We * generally want processes to handle their own requests so * that they can be done in parallel, but if there is * already a recovery thread, hand the request off to it. * This will improve user response at no cost to overall * system throughput. For zone shutdown, we'd prefer * the recovery thread to handle this as well. */ ASSERT(startrecovp != NULL); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if (FS_OR_ZONE_GONE4(mi->mi_vfsp)) *startrecovp = TRUE; else if ((curthread->t_proc_flag & TP_LWPEXIT) && (mi->mi_flags & MI4_RECOV_ACTIV)) *startrecovp = TRUE; else *startrecovp = FALSE; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } else if (startrecovp != NULL) *startrecovp = FALSE; ASSERT(error == 0); return (error); out: ASSERT(error != 0); if (sp != NULL) { mutex_enter(&sp->s_lock); sp->s_otw_call_count--; mutex_exit(&sp->s_lock); nfs4_server_rele(sp); rsp->rs_sp = NULL; } nfs4_end_op_recall(vp1, vp2, rsp); #ifdef DEBUG (void) tsd_set(nfs4_tsd_key, NULL); #endif return (error); } /* * It is up to the caller to determine if rsp->rs_sp being NULL * is detrimental or not. */ int nfs4_start_op(mntinfo4_t *mi, vnode_t *vp1, vnode_t *vp2, nfs4_recov_state_t *rsp) { ASSERT(rsp->rs_num_retry_despite_err == 0); rsp->rs_num_retry_despite_err = 0; return (nfs4_start_fop(mi, vp1, vp2, OH_OTHER, rsp, NULL)); } /* * Release any resources acquired by nfs4_start_op(). * 'sp' should be the nfs4_server pointer returned by nfs4_start_op(). * * The operation hint is used to avoid a deadlock by bypassing delegation * return logic for writes, which are done while returning a delegation. */ void nfs4_end_fop(mntinfo4_t *mi, vnode_t *vp1, vnode_t *vp2, nfs4_op_hint_t op, nfs4_recov_state_t *rsp, bool_t needs_recov) { nfs4_server_t *sp = rsp->rs_sp; rnode4_t *rp = NULL; #ifdef lint /* * The op hint isn't used any more, but might be in * the future. */ op = op; #endif #ifdef DEBUG ASSERT(tsd_get(nfs4_tsd_key) != NULL); (void) tsd_set(nfs4_tsd_key, NULL); #endif nfs4_end_op_recall(vp1, vp2, rsp); if (rsp->rs_flags & NFS4_RS_RENAME_HELD) nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_rename_lock); if (!needs_recov) { if (rsp->rs_flags & NFS4_RS_DELAY_MSG) { /* may need to clear the delay interval */ if (vp1 != NULL) { rp = VTOR4(vp1); mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); rp->r_delay_interval = 0; mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); } } rsp->rs_flags &= ~(NFS4_RS_GRACE_MSG|NFS4_RS_DELAY_MSG); } /* * If the corresponding nfs4_start_op() found a sp, * then there must still be a sp. */ if (sp != NULL) { nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); nfs_rw_exit(&sp->s_recovlock); mutex_enter(&sp->s_lock); sp->s_otw_call_count--; cv_broadcast(&sp->s_cv_otw_count); mutex_exit(&sp->s_lock); nfs4_server_rele(sp); } else { nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); } } void nfs4_end_op(mntinfo4_t *mi, vnode_t *vp1, vnode_t *vp2, nfs4_recov_state_t *rsp, bool_t needrecov) { nfs4_end_fop(mi, vp1, vp2, OH_OTHER, rsp, needrecov); } /* * If the filesystem is going through client recovery, block until * finished. * Exceptions: * - state-releasing ops (CLOSE, LOCKU, DELEGRETURN) are allowed to proceed * if the filesystem has been forcibly unmounted or the lwp is exiting. * * Return value: * - 0 if no errors * - EINTR if the call was interrupted * - EIO if the filesystem has been forcibly unmounted (non-state-releasing * op) * - the errno value from the recovery thread, if recovery failed */ static int wait_for_recovery(mntinfo4_t *mi, nfs4_op_hint_t op_hint) { int error = 0; mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); while (mi->mi_recovflags != 0) { klwp_t *lwp = ttolwp(curthread); if ((mi->mi_vfsp->vfs_flag & VFS_UNMOUNTED) || (mi->mi_flags & MI4_RECOV_FAIL)) break; if (OH_IS_STATE_RELE(op_hint) && (curthread->t_proc_flag & TP_LWPEXIT)) break; if (lwp != NULL) lwp->lwp_nostop++; /* XXX - use different cv? */ if (cv_wait_sig(&mi->mi_failover_cv, &mi->mi_lock) == 0) { error = EINTR; if (lwp != NULL) lwp->lwp_nostop--; break; } if (lwp != NULL) lwp->lwp_nostop--; } if ((mi->mi_vfsp->vfs_flag & VFS_UNMOUNTED) && !OH_IS_STATE_RELE(op_hint)) { NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "wait_for_recovery: forced unmount")); error = EIO; } else if (mi->mi_flags & MI4_RECOV_FAIL) { NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "wait_for_recovery: fail since RECOV FAIL")); error = mi->mi_error; } mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); return (error); } /* * If the client received NFS4ERR_GRACE for this particular mount, * the client blocks here until it is time to try again. * * Return value: * - 0 if wait was successful * - EINTR if the call was interrupted */ int nfs4_wait_for_grace(mntinfo4_t *mi, nfs4_recov_state_t *rsp) { int error = 0; time_t curtime, time_to_wait; /* do a unprotected check to reduce mi_lock contention */ if (mi->mi_grace_wait != 0) { mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if (mi->mi_grace_wait != 0) { if (!(rsp->rs_flags & NFS4_RS_GRACE_MSG)) rsp->rs_flags |= NFS4_RS_GRACE_MSG; curtime = gethrestime_sec(); if (curtime < mi->mi_grace_wait) { time_to_wait = mi->mi_grace_wait - curtime; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); delay(SEC_TO_TICK(time_to_wait)); curtime = gethrestime_sec(); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if (curtime >= mi->mi_grace_wait) mi->mi_grace_wait = 0; } else { mi->mi_grace_wait = 0; } } mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } return (error); } /* * If the client received NFS4ERR_DELAY for an operation on a vnode, * the client blocks here until it is time to try again. * * Return value: * - 0 if wait was successful * - EINTR if the call was interrupted */ int nfs4_wait_for_delay(vnode_t *vp, nfs4_recov_state_t *rsp) { int error = 0; time_t curtime, time_to_wait; rnode4_t *rp; ASSERT(vp != NULL); rp = VTOR4(vp); /* do a unprotected check to reduce r_statelock contention */ if (rp->r_delay_wait != 0) { mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); if (rp->r_delay_wait != 0) { if (!(rsp->rs_flags & NFS4_RS_DELAY_MSG)) { rsp->rs_flags |= NFS4_RS_DELAY_MSG; nfs4_mi_kstat_inc_delay(VTOMI4(vp)); } curtime = gethrestime_sec(); if (curtime < rp->r_delay_wait) { time_to_wait = rp->r_delay_wait - curtime; mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); delay(SEC_TO_TICK(time_to_wait)); curtime = gethrestime_sec(); mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); if (curtime >= rp->r_delay_wait) rp->r_delay_wait = 0; } else { rp->r_delay_wait = 0; } } mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); } return (error); } /* * The recovery thread. */ static void nfs4_recov_thread(recov_info_t *recovp) { mntinfo4_t *mi = recovp->rc_mi; nfs4_server_t *sp; int done = 0, error = 0; bool_t recov_fail = FALSE; callb_cpr_t cpr_info; kmutex_t cpr_lock; nfs4_queue_event(RE_START, mi, NULL, mi->mi_recovflags, recovp->rc_vp1, recovp->rc_vp2, 0, NULL, 0, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); mutex_init(&cpr_lock, NULL, MUTEX_DEFAULT, NULL); CALLB_CPR_INIT(&cpr_info, &cpr_lock, callb_generic_cpr, "nfsv4Recov"); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovthread = curthread; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); /* * We don't really need protection here against failover or * migration, since the current thread is the one that would make * any changes, but hold mi_recovlock anyway for completeness (and * to satisfy any ASSERTs). */ (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_READER, 0); sp = find_nfs4_server(mi); if (sp != NULL) mutex_exit(&sp->s_lock); nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); /* * Do any necessary recovery, based on the information in recovp * and any recovery flags. */ do { mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if (FS_OR_ZONE_GONE4(mi->mi_vfsp)) { bool_t activesrv; NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug && mi->mi_vfsp->vfs_flag & VFS_UNMOUNTED, (CE_NOTE, "nfs4_recov_thread: file system has been " "unmounted")); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug && zone_status_get(curproc->p_zone) >= ZONE_IS_SHUTTING_DOWN, (CE_NOTE, "nfs4_recov_thread: zone shutting down")); /* * If the server has lost its state for us and * the filesystem is unmounted, then the filesystem * can be tossed, even if there are lost lock or * lost state calls in the recovery queue. */ if (mi->mi_recovflags & (MI4R_NEED_CLIENTID | MI4R_REOPEN_FILES)) { NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "nfs4_recov_thread: bailing out")); mi->mi_flags |= MI4_RECOV_FAIL; mi->mi_error = recovp->rc_error; recov_fail = TRUE; } /* * We don't know if the server has any state for * us, and the filesystem has been unmounted. If * there are "lost state" recovery items, keep * trying to process them until there are no more * mounted filesystems for the server. Otherwise, * bail out. The reason we don't mark the * filesystem as failing recovery is in case we * have to do "lost state" recovery later (e.g., a * user process exits). */ if (!(mi->mi_recovflags & MI4R_LOST_STATE)) { done = 1; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); break; } mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); if (sp == NULL) activesrv = FALSE; else { mutex_enter(&sp->s_lock); activesrv = nfs4_fs_active(sp); } if (!activesrv) { NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "no active fs for server %p", (void *)sp)); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_flags |= MI4_RECOV_FAIL; mi->mi_error = recovp->rc_error; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); recov_fail = TRUE; if (sp != NULL) { /* * Mark the server instance as * dead, so that nobody will attach * a new filesystem. */ nfs4_mark_srv_dead(sp); } } if (sp != NULL) mutex_exit(&sp->s_lock); } else { mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } /* * Check if we need to select a new server for a * failover. Choosing a new server will force at * least a check of the clientid. */ mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if (!recov_fail && (mi->mi_recovflags & MI4R_NEED_NEW_SERVER)) { mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); recov_newserver(recovp, &sp, &recov_fail); } else mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); /* * Check if we need to recover the clientid. This * must be done before file and lock recovery, and it * potentially affects the recovery threads for other * filesystems, so it gets special treatment. */ if (sp != NULL && recov_fail == FALSE) { mutex_enter(&sp->s_lock); if (!(sp->s_flags & N4S_CLIENTID_SET)) { mutex_exit(&sp->s_lock); recov_clientid(recovp, sp); } else { /* * Unset this flag in case another recovery * thread successfully recovered the clientid * for us already. */ mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags &= ~MI4R_NEED_CLIENTID; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); mutex_exit(&sp->s_lock); } } /* * Check if we need to get the security information. */ mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if ((mi->mi_recovflags & MI4R_NEED_SECINFO) && !(mi->mi_flags & MI4_RECOV_FAIL)) { mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER, 0); error = nfs4_secinfo_recov(recovp->rc_mi, recovp->rc_vp1, recovp->rc_vp2); /* * If error, nothing more can be done, stop * the recovery. */ if (error) { mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_flags |= MI4_RECOV_FAIL; mi->mi_error = recovp->rc_error; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); nfs4_queue_event(RE_WRONGSEC, mi, NULL, error, recovp->rc_vp1, recovp->rc_vp2, 0, NULL, 0, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); } nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); } else mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); /* * Check if there's a bad seqid to recover. */ mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if ((mi->mi_recovflags & MI4R_BAD_SEQID) && !(mi->mi_flags & MI4_RECOV_FAIL)) { mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER, 0); recov_bad_seqid(recovp); nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); } else mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); /* * Next check for recovery that affects the entire * filesystem. */ if (sp != NULL) { mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if ((mi->mi_recovflags & MI4R_REOPEN_FILES) && !(mi->mi_flags & MI4_RECOV_FAIL)) { mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); recov_openfiles(recovp, sp); } else mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } /* * Send any queued state recovery requests. */ mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if (sp != NULL && (mi->mi_recovflags & MI4R_LOST_STATE) && !(mi->mi_flags & MI4_RECOV_FAIL)) { mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER, 0); nfs4_resend_lost_rqsts(recovp, sp); if (list_head(&mi->mi_lost_state) == NULL) { /* done */ mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags &= ~MI4R_LOST_STATE; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); } else { mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } /* * See if there is anything more to do. If not, announce * that we are done and exit. * * Need mi_recovlock to keep 'sp' valid. Must grab * mi_recovlock before mi_lock to preserve lock ordering. */ (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_READER, 0); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if ((mi->mi_recovflags & ~MI4R_SRV_REBOOT) == 0 || (mi->mi_flags & MI4_RECOV_FAIL)) { list_t local_lost_state; nfs4_lost_rqst_t *lrp; /* * We need to remove the lost requests before we * unmark the mi as no longer doing recovery to * avoid a race with a new thread putting new lost * requests on the same mi (and the going away * thread would remove the new lost requests). * * Move the lost requests to a local list since * nfs4_remove_lost_rqst() drops mi_lock, and * dropping the mi_lock would make our check to * see if recovery is done no longer valid. */ list_create(&local_lost_state, sizeof (nfs4_lost_rqst_t), offsetof(nfs4_lost_rqst_t, lr_node)); list_move_tail(&local_lost_state, &mi->mi_lost_state); done = 1; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); /* * Now officially free the "moved" * lost requests. */ while ((lrp = list_head(&local_lost_state)) != NULL) { list_remove(&local_lost_state, lrp); nfs4_free_lost_rqst(lrp, sp); } list_destroy(&local_lost_state); } else mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); /* * If the filesystem has been forcibly unmounted, there is * probably no point in retrying immediately. Furthermore, * there might be user processes waiting for a chance to * queue up "lost state" requests, so that they can exit. * So pause here for a moment. Same logic for zone shutdown. */ if (!done && FS_OR_ZONE_GONE4(mi->mi_vfsp)) { mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); cv_broadcast(&mi->mi_failover_cv); mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); delay(SEC_TO_TICK(nfs4_unmount_delay)); } } while (!done); if (sp != NULL) nfs4_server_rele(sp); /* * Return all recalled delegations */ nfs4_dlistclean(); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); recov_done(mi, recovp); mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); /* * Free up resources that were allocated for us. */ if (recovp->rc_vp1 != NULL) VN_RELE(recovp->rc_vp1); if (recovp->rc_vp2 != NULL) VN_RELE(recovp->rc_vp2); /* now we are done using the mi struct, signal the waiters */ mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_in_recovery--; if (mi->mi_in_recovery == 0) cv_broadcast(&mi->mi_cv_in_recov); mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); VFS_RELE(mi->mi_vfsp); MI4_RELE(mi); kmem_free(recovp, sizeof (recov_info_t)); mutex_enter(&cpr_lock); CALLB_CPR_EXIT(&cpr_info); mutex_destroy(&cpr_lock); zthread_exit(); } /* * Log the end of recovery and notify any waiting threads. */ static void recov_done(mntinfo4_t *mi, recov_info_t *recovp) { ASSERT(MUTEX_HELD(&mi->mi_lock)); nfs4_queue_event(RE_END, mi, NULL, 0, recovp->rc_vp1, recovp->rc_vp2, 0, NULL, 0, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); mi->mi_recovthread = NULL; mi->mi_flags &= ~MI4_RECOV_ACTIV; mi->mi_recovflags &= ~MI4R_SRV_REBOOT; cv_broadcast(&mi->mi_failover_cv); } /* * State-specific recovery routines, by state. */ /* * Failover. * * Replaces *spp with a reference to the new server, which must * eventually be freed. */ static void recov_newserver(recov_info_t *recovp, nfs4_server_t **spp, bool_t *recov_fail) { mntinfo4_t *mi = recovp->rc_mi; servinfo4_t *svp = NULL; nfs4_server_t *osp = *spp; CLIENT *cl; enum clnt_stat status; struct timeval tv; int error; int oncethru = 0; rnode4_t *rp; int index; nfs_fh4 fh; char *snames; size_t len; (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER, 0); tv.tv_sec = 2; tv.tv_usec = 0; #ifdef lint /* * Lint can't follow the logic, so thinks that snames and len * can be used before being set. They can't, but lint can't * figure it out. To address the lint warning, initialize * snames and len for lint. */ snames = NULL; len = 0; #endif /* * Ping the null NFS procedure of every server in * the list until one responds. We always start * at the head of the list and always skip the one * that is current, since it's caused us a problem. */ while (svp == NULL) { for (svp = mi->mi_servers; svp; svp = svp->sv_next) { mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if (FS_OR_ZONE_GONE4(mi->mi_vfsp)) { mi->mi_flags |= MI4_RECOV_FAIL; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); (void) nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); *recov_fail = TRUE; if (oncethru) kmem_free(snames, len); return; } mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&svp->sv_lock, RW_READER, 0); if (svp->sv_flags & SV4_NOTINUSE) { nfs_rw_exit(&svp->sv_lock); continue; } nfs_rw_exit(&svp->sv_lock); if (!oncethru && svp == mi->mi_curr_serv) continue; error = clnt_tli_kcreate(svp->sv_knconf, &svp->sv_addr, NFS_PROGRAM, NFS_V4, 0, 1, CRED(), &cl); if (error) continue; if (!(mi->mi_flags & MI4_INT)) cl->cl_nosignal = TRUE; status = CLNT_CALL(cl, RFS_NULL, xdr_void, NULL, xdr_void, NULL, tv); if (!(mi->mi_flags & MI4_INT)) cl->cl_nosignal = FALSE; AUTH_DESTROY(cl->cl_auth); CLNT_DESTROY(cl); if (status == RPC_SUCCESS) { nfs4_queue_event(RE_FAILOVER, mi, svp == mi->mi_curr_serv ? NULL : svp->sv_hostname, 0, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 0, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); break; } } if (svp == NULL) { if (!oncethru) { snames = nfs4_getsrvnames(mi, &len); nfs4_queue_fact(RF_SRVS_NOT_RESPOND, mi, 0, 0, 0, FALSE, snames, 0, NULL); oncethru = 1; } delay(hz); } } if (oncethru) { nfs4_queue_fact(RF_SRVS_OK, mi, 0, 0, 0, FALSE, snames, 0, NULL); kmem_free(snames, len); } #if DEBUG (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&svp->sv_lock, RW_READER, 0); ASSERT((svp->sv_flags & SV4_NOTINUSE) == 0); nfs_rw_exit(&svp->sv_lock); #endif mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags &= ~MI4R_NEED_NEW_SERVER; if (svp != mi->mi_curr_serv) { servinfo4_t *osvp = mi->mi_curr_serv; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); /* * Update server-dependent fields in the root vnode. */ index = rtable4hash(mi->mi_rootfh); rw_enter(&rtable4[index].r_lock, RW_WRITER); rp = r4find(&rtable4[index], mi->mi_rootfh, mi->mi_vfsp); if (rp != NULL) { NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_failover_debug, (CE_NOTE, "recov_newserver: remapping %s", rnode4info(rp))); mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); rp->r_server = svp; PURGE_ATTRCACHE4_LOCKED(rp); mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); (void) nfs4_free_data_reclaim(rp); nfs4_purge_rddir_cache(RTOV4(rp)); rw_exit(&rtable4[index].r_lock); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_failover_debug, (CE_NOTE, "recov_newserver: done with %s", rnode4info(rp))); VN_RELE(RTOV4(rp)); } else rw_exit(&rtable4[index].r_lock); (void) dnlc_purge_vfsp(mi->mi_vfsp, 0); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags |= MI4R_REOPEN_FILES | MI4R_REMAP_FILES; if (recovp->rc_srv_reboot) mi->mi_recovflags |= MI4R_SRV_REBOOT; mi->mi_curr_serv = svp; mi->mi_failover++; mi->mi_flags &= ~MI4_BADOWNER_DEBUG; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&svp->sv_lock, RW_READER, 0); fh.nfs_fh4_len = svp->sv_fhandle.fh_len; fh.nfs_fh4_val = svp->sv_fhandle.fh_buf; sfh4_update(mi->mi_rootfh, &fh); fh.nfs_fh4_len = svp->sv_pfhandle.fh_len; fh.nfs_fh4_val = svp->sv_pfhandle.fh_buf; sfh4_update(mi->mi_srvparentfh, &fh); nfs_rw_exit(&svp->sv_lock); *spp = nfs4_move_mi(mi, osvp, svp); if (osp != NULL) nfs4_server_rele(osp); } else mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); (void) nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); } /* * Clientid. */ static void recov_clientid(recov_info_t *recovp, nfs4_server_t *sp) { mntinfo4_t *mi = recovp->rc_mi; int error = 0; int still_stale; int need_new_s; ASSERT(sp != NULL); /* * Acquire the recovery lock and then verify that the clientid * still needs to be recovered. (Note that s_recovlock is supposed * to be acquired before s_lock.) Since the thread holds the * recovery lock, no other thread will recover the clientid. */ (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&sp->s_recovlock, RW_WRITER, 0); (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER, 0); mutex_enter(&sp->s_lock); still_stale = ((sp->s_flags & N4S_CLIENTID_SET) == 0); mutex_exit(&sp->s_lock); if (still_stale) { nfs4_error_t n4e; nfs4_error_zinit(&n4e); nfs4setclientid(mi, kcred, TRUE, &n4e); error = n4e.error; if (error != 0) { /* * nfs4setclientid may have set MI4R_NEED_NEW_SERVER, * if so, just return and let recov_thread drive * failover. */ mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); need_new_s = mi->mi_recovflags & MI4R_NEED_NEW_SERVER; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); if (need_new_s) { nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); nfs_rw_exit(&sp->s_recovlock); return; } nfs4_queue_event(RE_CLIENTID, mi, NULL, n4e.error, NULL, NULL, n4e.stat, NULL, 0, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_flags |= MI4_RECOV_FAIL; mi->mi_error = recovp->rc_error; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); /* don't destroy the nfs4_server, let umount do it */ } } if (error == 0) { mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags &= ~MI4R_NEED_CLIENTID; /* * If still_stale isn't true, then another thread already * recovered the clientid. And that thread that set the * clientid will have initiated reopening files on all the * filesystems for the server, so we should not initiate * reopening for this filesystem here. */ if (still_stale) { mi->mi_recovflags |= MI4R_REOPEN_FILES; if (recovp->rc_srv_reboot) mi->mi_recovflags |= MI4R_SRV_REBOOT; } mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); if (error != 0) { nfs_rw_exit(&sp->s_recovlock); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if ((mi->mi_flags & MI4_RECOV_FAIL) == 0) delay(SEC_TO_TICK(recov_err_delay)); mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } else { mntinfo4_t **milist; mntinfo4_t *tmi; int nummi, i; /* * Initiate recovery of open files for other filesystems. * We create an array of filesystems, rather than just * walking the filesystem list, to avoid deadlock issues * with s_lock and mi_recovlock. */ milist = make_milist(sp, &nummi); for (i = 0; i < nummi; i++) { tmi = milist[i]; if (tmi != mi) { (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&tmi->mi_recovlock, RW_READER, 0); start_recovery_action(NR_OPENFILES, TRUE, tmi, NULL, NULL); nfs_rw_exit(&tmi->mi_recovlock); } } free_milist(milist, nummi); nfs_rw_exit(&sp->s_recovlock); } } /* * Return an array of filesystems associated with the given server. The * caller should call free_milist() to free the references and memory. */ static mntinfo4_t ** make_milist(nfs4_server_t *sp, int *nummip) { int nummi, i; mntinfo4_t **milist; mntinfo4_t *tmi; mutex_enter(&sp->s_lock); nummi = 0; for (tmi = sp->mntinfo4_list; tmi != NULL; tmi = tmi->mi_clientid_next) nummi++; milist = kmem_alloc(nummi * sizeof (mntinfo4_t *), KM_SLEEP); for (i = 0, tmi = sp->mntinfo4_list; tmi != NULL; i++, tmi = tmi->mi_clientid_next) { milist[i] = tmi; VFS_HOLD(tmi->mi_vfsp); } mutex_exit(&sp->s_lock); *nummip = nummi; return (milist); } /* * Free the filesystem list created by make_milist(). */ static void free_milist(mntinfo4_t **milist, int nummi) { mntinfo4_t *tmi; int i; for (i = 0; i < nummi; i++) { tmi = milist[i]; VFS_RELE(tmi->mi_vfsp); } kmem_free(milist, nummi * sizeof (mntinfo4_t *)); } /* * Filehandle */ /* * Lookup the filehandle for the given vnode and update the rnode if it has * changed. * * Errors: * - if the filehandle could not be updated because of an error that * requires further recovery, initiate that recovery and return. * - if the filehandle could not be updated because of a signal, pretend we * succeeded and let someone else deal with it. * - if the filehandle could not be updated and the filesystem has been * forcibly unmounted, pretend we succeeded, and let the caller deal with * the forced unmount (to retry or not to retry, that is the question). * - if the filehandle could not be updated because of some other error, * mark the rnode bad and return. */ static void recov_filehandle(nfs4_recov_t action, mntinfo4_t *mi, vnode_t *vp) { rnode4_t *rp = VTOR4(vp); nfs4_error_t e = { 0, NFS4_OK, RPC_SUCCESS }; bool_t needrecov; mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); if (rp->r_flags & R4RECOVERR) { mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); return; } /* * If someone else is updating the filehandle, wait for them to * finish and then let our caller retry. */ if (rp->r_flags & R4RECEXPFH) { while (rp->r_flags & R4RECEXPFH) { cv_wait(&rp->r_cv, &rp->r_statelock); } mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); return; } rp->r_flags |= R4RECEXPFH; mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); if (action == NR_BADHANDLE) { /* shouldn't happen */ nfs4_queue_event(RE_BADHANDLE, mi, NULL, 0, vp, NULL, 0, NULL, 0, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); } nfs4_remap_file(mi, vp, 0, &e); needrecov = nfs4_needs_recovery(&e, FALSE, mi->mi_vfsp); /* * If we get BADHANDLE, FHEXPIRED or STALE in their handler, * something is broken. Don't try to recover, just mark the * file dead. */ DTRACE_PROBE2(recov__filehandle, nfs4_error_t, &e, vnode_t, vp); if (needrecov) { if (e.error == 0) { switch (e.stat) { case NFS4ERR_BADHANDLE: case NFS4ERR_FHEXPIRED: case NFS4ERR_STALE: goto norec; /* Unrecoverable errors */ default: break; } } (void) nfs4_start_recovery(&e, mi, vp, NULL, NULL, NULL, OP_LOOKUP, NULL, NULL, NULL); } else if (e.error != EINTR && !NFS4_FRC_UNMT_ERR(e.error, mi->mi_vfsp) && (e.error != 0 || e.stat != NFS4_OK)) { nfs4_recov_fh_fail(vp, e.error, e.stat); /* * Don't set r_error to ESTALE. Higher-level code (e.g., * cstatat_getvp()) retries on ESTALE, which would cause * an infinite loop. */ } norec: mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); rp->r_flags &= ~R4RECEXPFH; cv_broadcast(&rp->r_cv); mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); } /* * Stale Filehandle */ /* * A stale filehandle can happen when an individual file has * been removed, or when an entire filesystem has been taken * offline. To distinguish these cases, we do this: * - if a GETATTR with the current filehandle is okay, we do * nothing (this can happen with two-filehandle ops) * - if the GETATTR fails, but a GETATTR of the root filehandle * succeeds, mark the rnode with R4STALE, which will stop use * - if the GETATTR fails, and a GETATTR of the root filehandle * also fails, we consider the problem filesystem-wide, so: * - if we can failover, we should * - if we can't failover, we should mark both the original * vnode and the root bad */ static void recov_stale(mntinfo4_t *mi, vnode_t *vp) { rnode4_t *rp = VTOR4(vp); vnode_t *rootvp = NULL; nfs4_error_t e = { 0, NFS4_OK, RPC_SUCCESS }; nfs4_ga_res_t gar; char *fail_msg = "failed to recover from NFS4ERR_STALE"; bool_t needrecov; mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); if (rp->r_flags & R4RECOVERR) { mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "recov_stale: already marked dead, rp %s", rnode4info(rp))); return; } if (rp->r_flags & R4STALE) { mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "recov_stale: already marked stale, rp %s", rnode4info(rp))); return; } mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); /* Try a GETATTR on this vnode */ nfs4_getattr_otw_norecovery(vp, &gar, &e, CRED(), 0); /* * Handle non-STALE recoverable errors */ needrecov = nfs4_needs_recovery(&e, FALSE, vp->v_vfsp); if (needrecov) { if (e.error == 0) { switch (e.stat) { case NFS4ERR_STALE: case NFS4ERR_BADHANDLE: goto norec; /* Unrecoverable */ default: break; } } (void) nfs4_start_recovery(&e, mi, vp, NULL, NULL, NULL, OP_GETATTR, NULL, NULL, NULL); goto out; } norec: /* Are things OK for this vnode? */ if (!e.error && e.stat == NFS4_OK) { NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "recov_stale: file appears fine, rp %s", rnode4info(rp))); goto out; } /* Did we get an unrelated non-recoverable error? */ if (e.error || e.stat != NFS4ERR_STALE) { nfs4_fail_recov(vp, fail_msg, e.error, e.stat); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "recov_stale: unrelated fatal error, rp %s", rnode4info(rp))); goto out; } /* * If we don't appear to be dealing with the root node, find it. */ if ((vp->v_flag & VROOT) == 0) { nfs4_error_zinit(&e); e.error = VFS_ROOT(vp->v_vfsp, &rootvp); if (e.error) { nfs4_fail_recov(vp, fail_msg, 0, NFS4ERR_STALE); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "recov_stale: can't find root node for rp %s", rnode4info(rp))); goto out; } } /* Try a GETATTR on the root vnode */ if (rootvp != NULL) { nfs4_error_zinit(&e); nfs4_getattr_otw_norecovery(rootvp, &gar, &e, CRED(), 0); needrecov = nfs4_needs_recovery(&e, FALSE, vp->v_vfsp); if (needrecov) { if (e.error == 0) { switch (e.stat) { case NFS4ERR_STALE: case NFS4ERR_BADHANDLE: goto unrec; /* Unrecoverable */ default: break; } } (void) nfs4_start_recovery(&e, mi, rootvp, NULL, NULL, NULL, OP_GETATTR, NULL, NULL, NULL); } unrec: /* * Check to see if a failover attempt is warranted * NB: nfs4_try_failover doesn't check for STALE * because recov_stale gets a shot first. Now that * recov_stale has failed, go ahead and try failover. * * If the getattr on the root filehandle was successful, * then mark recovery as failed for 'vp' and exit. */ if (nfs4_try_failover(&e) == 0 && e.stat != NFS4ERR_STALE) { /* * pass the original error to fail_recov, not * the one from trying the root vnode. */ nfs4_fail_recov(vp, fail_msg, 0, NFS4ERR_STALE); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "recov_stale: root node OK, marking " "dead rp %s", rnode4info(rp))); goto out; } } /* * Here, we know that both the original file and the * root filehandle (which may be the same) are stale. * We want to fail over if we can, and if we can't, we * want to mark everything in sight bad. */ if (FAILOVER_MOUNT4(mi)) { mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags |= MI4R_NEED_NEW_SERVER; NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "recov_stale: failing over due to rp %s", rnode4info(rp))); mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } else { rnode4_t *rootrp; servinfo4_t *svp; /* * Can't fail over, so mark things dead. * * If rootvp is set, we know we have a distinct * non-root vnode which can be marked dead in * the usual way. * * Then we want to mark the root vnode dead. * Note that if rootvp wasn't set, our vp is * actually the root vnode. */ if (rootvp != NULL) { NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "recov_stale: can't fail over, marking dead rp %s", rnode4info(rp))); nfs4_fail_recov(vp, fail_msg, 0, NFS4ERR_STALE); } else { rootvp = vp; VN_HOLD(rootvp); } /* * Mark root dead, but quietly - since * the root rnode is frequently recreated, * we can encounter this at every access. * Also mark recovery as failed on this VFS. */ rootrp = VTOR4(rootvp); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_CONT, "recov_stale: marking dead root rp %s", rnode4info(rootrp))); mutex_enter(&rootrp->r_statelock); rootrp->r_flags |= (R4RECOVERR | R4STALE); rootrp->r_error = ESTALE; mutex_exit(&rootrp->r_statelock); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_error = ESTALE; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); svp = mi->mi_curr_serv; (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&svp->sv_lock, RW_WRITER, 0); svp->sv_flags |= SV4_ROOT_STALE; nfs_rw_exit(&svp->sv_lock); } out: if (rootvp) VN_RELE(rootvp); } /* * Locks. */ /* * Reclaim all the active (acquired) locks for the given file. * If a process lost a lock, the process is sent a SIGLOST. This is not * considered an error. * * Return values: * Errors and status are returned via the nfs4_error_t parameter * If an error indicates that recovery is needed, the caller is responsible * for dealing with it. */ static void relock_file(vnode_t *vp, mntinfo4_t *mi, nfs4_error_t *ep, fattr4_change pre_change) { locklist_t *locks, *llp; rnode4_t *rp; ASSERT(ep != NULL); nfs4_error_zinit(ep); if (VTOMI4(vp)->mi_flags & MI4_LLOCK) return; nfs4_flush_lock_owners(VTOR4(vp)); /* * If we get an error that requires recovery actions, just bail out * and let the top-level recovery code handle it. * * If we get some other error, kill the process that owned the lock * and mark its remaining locks (if any) as belonging to NOPID, so * that we don't make any more reclaim requests for that process. */ rp = VTOR4(vp); locks = flk_active_locks_for_vp(vp); for (llp = locks; llp != NULL; llp = llp->ll_next) { int did_reclaim = 1; ASSERT(llp->ll_vp == vp); if (llp->ll_flock.l_pid == NOPID) continue; reclaim_one_lock(vp, &llp->ll_flock, ep, &did_reclaim); /* * If we need to restart recovery, stop processing the * list. Some errors would be recoverable under other * circumstances, but if they happen here we just give up * on the lock. */ if (nfs4_needs_recovery(ep, TRUE, vp->v_vfsp)) { if (ep->error != 0) break; if (!nfs4_recov_marks_dead(ep->stat)) break; } /* * In case the server isn't offering us a grace period, or * if we missed it, we might have opened & locked from scratch, * rather than reopened/reclaimed. * We need to ensure that the object hadn't been otherwise * changed during this time, by comparing the changeinfo. * We get passed the changeinfo from before the reopen by our * caller, in pre_change. * The changeinfo from after the reopen is in rp->r_change, * courtesy of the GETATTR in the reopen. * If they're different, then the file has changed, and we * have to SIGLOST the app. */ if (ep->error == 0 && ep->stat == NFS4_OK && !did_reclaim) { mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); if (pre_change != rp->r_change) ep->stat = NFS4ERR_NO_GRACE; mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); } if (ep->error != 0 || ep->stat != NFS4_OK) { if (ep->error != 0) nfs4_queue_event(RE_FAIL_RELOCK, mi, NULL, ep->error, vp, NULL, 0, NULL, llp->ll_flock.l_pid, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); else nfs4_queue_event(RE_FAIL_RELOCK, mi, NULL, 0, vp, NULL, ep->stat, NULL, llp->ll_flock.l_pid, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); nfs4_send_siglost(llp->ll_flock.l_pid, mi, vp, TRUE, ep->error, ep->stat); relock_skip_pid(vp, llp, llp->ll_flock.l_pid); /* Reinitialize the nfs4_error and continue */ nfs4_error_zinit(ep); } } if (locks != NULL) flk_free_locklist(locks); } /* * Reclaim the given lock. * * Errors are returned via the nfs4_error_t parameter. */ static void reclaim_one_lock(vnode_t *vp, flock64_t *flk, nfs4_error_t *ep, int *did_reclaimp) { cred_t *cr; rnode4_t *rp = VTOR4(vp); cr = pid_to_cr(flk->l_pid); if (cr == NULL) { nfs4_error_init(ep, ESRCH); return; } do { mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); if (rp->r_flags & R4RECOVERR) { mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); nfs4_error_init(ep, ESTALE); break; } mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); nfs4frlock(NFS4_LCK_CTYPE_RECLAIM, vp, F_SETLK, flk, cr, ep, NULL, did_reclaimp); if (ep->error == 0 && ep->stat == NFS4ERR_FHEXPIRED) start_recovery_action(NR_FHEXPIRED, TRUE, VTOMI4(vp), vp, NULL); } while (ep->error == 0 && ep->stat == NFS4ERR_FHEXPIRED); crfree(cr); } /* * Open files. */ /* * Verifies if the nfsstat4 is a valid error for marking this vnode dead. * Returns 1 if the error is valid; 0 otherwise. */ static int nfs4_valid_recov_err_for_vp(vnode_t *vp, nfsstat4 stat) { /* * We should not be marking non-regular files as dead, * except in very rare cases (eg: BADHANDLE or NFS4ERR_BADNAME). */ if (vp->v_type != VREG && stat != NFS4ERR_BADHANDLE && stat != NFS4ERR_BADNAME) return (0); return (1); } /* * Failed attempting to recover a filehandle. If 'stat' is valid for 'vp', * then mark the object dead. Since we've had to do a lookup for * filehandle recovery, we will mark the object dead if we got NOENT. */ static void nfs4_recov_fh_fail(vnode_t *vp, int error, nfsstat4 stat) { ASSERT(vp != NULL); if ((error == 0) && (stat != NFS4ERR_NOENT) && (!nfs4_valid_recov_err_for_vp(vp, stat))) return; nfs4_fail_recov(vp, "can't recover filehandle", error, stat); } /* * Recovery from a "shouldn't happen" error. In the long term, we'd like * to mark only the data structure(s) that provided the bad value as being * bad. But for now we'll just mark the entire file. */ static void recov_badstate(recov_info_t *recovp, vnode_t *vp, nfsstat4 stat) { ASSERT(vp != NULL); recov_throttle(recovp, vp); if (!nfs4_valid_recov_err_for_vp(vp, stat)) return; nfs4_fail_recov(vp, "", 0, stat); } /* * Free up the information saved for a lost state request. */ static void nfs4_free_lost_rqst(nfs4_lost_rqst_t *lrp, nfs4_server_t *sp) { component4 *filep; nfs4_open_stream_t *osp; int have_sync_lock; NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_lost_rqst_debug, (CE_NOTE, "nfs4_free_lost_rqst:")); switch (lrp->lr_op) { case OP_OPEN: filep = &lrp->lr_ofile; if (filep->utf8string_val) { kmem_free(filep->utf8string_val, filep->utf8string_len); filep->utf8string_val = NULL; } break; case OP_DELEGRETURN: nfs4delegreturn_cleanup(VTOR4(lrp->lr_vp), sp); break; case OP_CLOSE: osp = lrp->lr_osp; ASSERT(osp != NULL); mutex_enter(&osp->os_sync_lock); have_sync_lock = 1; if (osp->os_pending_close) { /* clean up the open file state. */ osp->os_pending_close = 0; nfs4close_notw(lrp->lr_vp, osp, &have_sync_lock); } if (have_sync_lock) mutex_exit(&osp->os_sync_lock); break; } lrp->lr_op = 0; if (lrp->lr_oop != NULL) { open_owner_rele(lrp->lr_oop); lrp->lr_oop = NULL; } if (lrp->lr_osp != NULL) { open_stream_rele(lrp->lr_osp, VTOR4(lrp->lr_vp)); lrp->lr_osp = NULL; } if (lrp->lr_lop != NULL) { lock_owner_rele(lrp->lr_lop); lrp->lr_lop = NULL; } if (lrp->lr_flk != NULL) { kmem_free(lrp->lr_flk, sizeof (flock64_t)); lrp->lr_flk = NULL; } if (lrp->lr_vp != NULL) { VN_RELE(lrp->lr_vp); lrp->lr_vp = NULL; } if (lrp->lr_dvp != NULL) { VN_RELE(lrp->lr_dvp); lrp->lr_dvp = NULL; } if (lrp->lr_cr != NULL) { crfree(lrp->lr_cr); lrp->lr_cr = NULL; } kmem_free(lrp, sizeof (nfs4_lost_rqst_t)); } /* * Remove any lost state requests and free them. */ static void nfs4_remove_lost_rqsts(mntinfo4_t *mi, nfs4_server_t *sp) { nfs4_lost_rqst_t *lrp; mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); while ((lrp = list_head(&mi->mi_lost_state)) != NULL) { list_remove(&mi->mi_lost_state, lrp); mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); nfs4_free_lost_rqst(lrp, sp); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); } mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } /* * Reopen all the files for the given filesystem and reclaim any locks. */ static void recov_openfiles(recov_info_t *recovp, nfs4_server_t *sp) { mntinfo4_t *mi = recovp->rc_mi; nfs4_opinst_t *reopenlist = NULL, *rep; nfs4_error_t e = { 0, NFS4_OK, RPC_SUCCESS }; open_claim_type4 claim; int remap; char *fail_msg = "No such file or directory on replica"; rnode4_t *rp; fattr4_change pre_change; ASSERT(sp != NULL); /* * This check is to allow a 10ms pause before we reopen files * it should allow the server time to have received the CB_NULL * reply and update its internal structures such that (if * applicable) we are granted a delegation on reopened files. */ mutex_enter(&sp->s_lock); if ((sp->s_flags & (N4S_CB_PINGED | N4S_CB_WAITER)) == 0) { sp->s_flags |= N4S_CB_WAITER; (void) cv_reltimedwait(&sp->wait_cb_null, &sp->s_lock, drv_usectohz(N4S_CB_PAUSE_TIME), TR_CLOCK_TICK); } mutex_exit(&sp->s_lock); (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&sp->s_recovlock, RW_READER, 0); (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER, 0); if (NFS4_VOLATILE_FH(mi)) { nfs4_remap_root(mi, &e, 0); if (nfs4_needs_recovery(&e, FALSE, mi->mi_vfsp)) { (void) nfs4_start_recovery(&e, mi, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, OP_LOOKUP, NULL, NULL, NULL); } } mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); if (recovp->rc_srv_reboot || (mi->mi_recovflags & MI4R_SRV_REBOOT)) claim = CLAIM_PREVIOUS; else claim = CLAIM_NULL; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); if (e.error == 0 && e.stat == NFS4_OK) { /* * Get a snapshot of open files in the filesystem. Note * that new opens will stall until the server's grace * period is done. */ reopenlist = r4mkopenlist(mi); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); remap = mi->mi_recovflags & MI4R_REMAP_FILES; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); /* * Since we are re-establishing state on the * server, its ok to blow away the saved lost * requests since we don't need to reissue it. */ nfs4_remove_lost_rqsts(mi, sp); for (rep = reopenlist; rep; rep = rep->re_next) { if (remap) { nfs4_remap_file(mi, rep->re_vp, NFS4_REMAP_CKATTRS, &e); } DTRACE_PROBE2(recov__openfiles, nfs4_error_t, &e, vnode_t, rep->re_vp); if (e.error == ENOENT || e.stat == NFS4ERR_NOENT) { /* * The current server does not have the file * that is to be remapped. This is most * likely due to an improperly maintained * replica. The files that are missing from * the server will be marked dead and logged * in order to make sys admins aware of the * problem. */ nfs4_fail_recov(rep->re_vp, fail_msg, e.error, e.stat); /* * We've already handled the error so clear it. */ nfs4_error_zinit(&e); continue; } else if (e.error == 0 && e.stat == NFS4_OK) { int j; rp = VTOR4(rep->re_vp); mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); pre_change = rp->r_change; mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); for (j = 0; j < rep->re_numosp; j++) { nfs4_reopen(rep->re_vp, rep->re_osp[j], &e, claim, FALSE, TRUE); if (e.error != 0 || e.stat != NFS4_OK) break; } if (nfs4_needs_recovery(&e, TRUE, mi->mi_vfsp)) { (void) nfs4_start_recovery(&e, mi, rep->re_vp, NULL, NULL, NULL, OP_OPEN, NULL, NULL, NULL); break; } } #ifdef DEBUG if (nfs4_recovdelay > 0) delay(MSEC_TO_TICK(nfs4_recovdelay * 1000)); #endif if (e.error == 0 && e.stat == NFS4_OK) { relock_file(rep->re_vp, mi, &e, pre_change); if (nfs4_needs_recovery(&e, TRUE, mi->mi_vfsp)) (void) nfs4_start_recovery(&e, mi, rep->re_vp, NULL, NULL, NULL, OP_LOCK, NULL, NULL, NULL); } if (e.error != 0 || e.stat != NFS4_OK) break; } /* * Check to see if we need to remap files passed in * via the recovery arguments; this will have been * done for open files. A failure here is not fatal. */ if (remap) { nfs4_error_t ignore; nfs4_check_remap(mi, recovp->rc_vp1, NFS4_REMAP_CKATTRS, &ignore); nfs4_check_remap(mi, recovp->rc_vp2, NFS4_REMAP_CKATTRS, &ignore); } } if (e.error == 0 && e.stat == NFS4_OK) { mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags &= ~(MI4R_REOPEN_FILES | MI4R_REMAP_FILES); mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } nfs_rw_exit(&mi->mi_recovlock); nfs_rw_exit(&sp->s_recovlock); if (reopenlist != NULL) r4releopenlist(reopenlist); } /* * Resend the queued state recovery requests in "rqsts". */ static void nfs4_resend_lost_rqsts(recov_info_t *recovp, nfs4_server_t *sp) { nfs4_lost_rqst_t *lrp, *tlrp; mntinfo4_t *mi = recovp->rc_mi; nfs4_error_t n4e; #ifdef NOTYET uint32_t deny_bits = 0; #endif NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_lost_rqst_debug, (CE_NOTE, "nfs4_resend_lost_rqsts")); ASSERT(mi != NULL); ASSERT(nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER)); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); lrp = list_head(&mi->mi_lost_state); mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); while (lrp != NULL) { nfs4_error_zinit(&n4e); resend_one_op(lrp, &n4e, mi, sp); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_lost_rqst_debug, (CE_NOTE, "nfs4_resend_lost_rqsts: resend request: for vp %p got " "error %d stat %d", (void *)lrp->lr_vp, n4e.error, n4e.stat)); /* * If we get a recovery error that we can actually * recover from (such as ETIMEDOUT, FHEXPIRED), we * return and let the recovery thread redrive the call. * Don't requeue unless the zone is still healthy. */ if (zone_status_get(curproc->p_zone) < ZONE_IS_SHUTTING_DOWN && nfs4_needs_recovery(&n4e, TRUE, mi->mi_vfsp) && (nfs4_try_failover(&n4e) || NFS4_FRC_UNMT_ERR(n4e.error, mi->mi_vfsp) || (n4e.error == 0 && n4e.stat != NFS4ERR_BADHANDLE && !nfs4_recov_marks_dead(n4e.stat)))) { /* * For these three errors, we want to delay a bit * instead of pounding the server into submission. * We have to do this manually; the normal * processing for these errors only works for * non-recovery requests. */ if ((n4e.error == 0 && n4e.stat == NFS4ERR_DELAY) || (n4e.error == 0 && n4e.stat == NFS4ERR_GRACE) || (n4e.error == 0 && n4e.stat == NFS4ERR_RESOURCE) || NFS4_FRC_UNMT_ERR(n4e.error, mi->mi_vfsp)) { delay(SEC_TO_TICK(nfs4err_delay_time)); } else { (void) nfs4_start_recovery(&n4e, mi, lrp->lr_dvp, lrp->lr_vp, NULL, NULL, lrp->lr_op, NULL, NULL, NULL); } return; } mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); list_remove(&mi->mi_lost_state, lrp); tlrp = lrp; lrp = list_head(&mi->mi_lost_state); mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); nfs4_free_lost_rqst(tlrp, sp); } } /* * Resend the given op, and issue any necessary undo call. * errors are returned via the nfs4_error_t parameter. */ static void resend_one_op(nfs4_lost_rqst_t *lrp, nfs4_error_t *ep, mntinfo4_t *mi, nfs4_server_t *sp) { vnode_t *vp; nfs4_open_stream_t *osp; cred_t *cr; uint32_t acc_bits; vp = lrp->lr_vp; NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_lost_rqst_debug, (CE_NOTE, "resend_one_op: " "have a lost open/close request for vp %p", (void *)vp)); switch (lrp->lr_op) { case OP_OPEN: nfs4_resend_open_otw(&vp, lrp, ep); break; case OP_OPEN_DOWNGRADE: ASSERT(lrp->lr_oop != NULL); ep->error = nfs4_start_open_seqid_sync(lrp->lr_oop, mi); ASSERT(!ep->error); /* recov thread always succeeds */ ASSERT(lrp->lr_osp != NULL); mutex_enter(&lrp->lr_osp->os_sync_lock); nfs4_open_downgrade(lrp->lr_dg_acc, lrp->lr_dg_deny, lrp->lr_oop, lrp->lr_osp, vp, lrp->lr_cr, lrp, ep, NULL, NULL); mutex_exit(&lrp->lr_osp->os_sync_lock); nfs4_end_open_seqid_sync(lrp->lr_oop); break; case OP_CLOSE: osp = lrp->lr_osp; cr = lrp->lr_cr; acc_bits = 0; mutex_enter(&osp->os_sync_lock); if (osp->os_share_acc_read) acc_bits |= OPEN4_SHARE_ACCESS_READ; if (osp->os_share_acc_write) acc_bits |= OPEN4_SHARE_ACCESS_WRITE; mutex_exit(&osp->os_sync_lock); nfs4close_one(vp, osp, cr, acc_bits, lrp, ep, CLOSE_RESEND, 0, 0, 0); break; case OP_LOCK: case OP_LOCKU: resend_lock(lrp, ep); goto done; case OP_DELEGRETURN: nfs4_resend_delegreturn(lrp, ep, sp); goto done; default: #ifdef DEBUG cmn_err(CE_PANIC, "resend_one_op: unexpected op: %d", lrp->lr_op); #endif nfs4_queue_event(RE_LOST_STATE_BAD_OP, mi, NULL, lrp->lr_op, lrp->lr_vp, lrp->lr_dvp, NFS4_OK, NULL, 0, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); nfs4_error_init(ep, EINVAL); return; } /* * No need to retry nor send an "undo" CLOSE in the * event the server rebooted. */ if (ep->error == 0 && (ep->stat == NFS4ERR_STALE_CLIENTID || ep->stat == NFS4ERR_STALE_STATEID || ep->stat == NFS4ERR_EXPIRED)) goto done; /* * If we resent a CLOSE or OPEN_DOWNGRADE, there's nothing * to undo. Undoing locking operations was handled by * resend_lock(). */ if (lrp->lr_op == OP_OPEN_DOWNGRADE || lrp->lr_op == OP_CLOSE) goto done; /* * If we get any other error for OPEN, then don't attempt * to undo the resend of the open (since it was never * successful!). */ ASSERT(lrp->lr_op == OP_OPEN); if (ep->error || ep->stat != NFS4_OK) goto done; /* * Now let's undo our OPEN. */ nfs4_error_zinit(ep); close_after_open_resend(vp, lrp->lr_cr, lrp->lr_oacc, ep); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_lost_rqst_debug, (CE_NOTE, "resend_one_op: " "nfs4close_one: for vp %p got error %d stat %d", (void *)vp, ep->error, ep->stat)); done: if (vp != lrp->lr_vp) VN_RELE(vp); } /* * Close a file that was opened via a resent OPEN. * Most errors are passed back to the caller (via the return value and * *statp), except for FHEXPIRED, which is retried. * * It might be conceptually cleaner to push the CLOSE request onto the * front of the resend queue, rather than sending it here. That would * match the way we undo lost lock requests. On the other * hand, we've already got something that works, and there's no reason to * change it at this time. */ static void close_after_open_resend(vnode_t *vp, cred_t *cr, uint32_t acc_bits, nfs4_error_t *ep) { for (;;) { nfs4close_one(vp, NULL, cr, acc_bits, NULL, ep, CLOSE_AFTER_RESEND, 0, 0, 0); if (ep->error == 0 && ep->stat == NFS4_OK) break; /* success; done */ if (ep->error != 0 || ep->stat != NFS4ERR_FHEXPIRED) break; /* else retry FHEXPIRED */ } } /* * Resend the given lost lock request. Return an errno value. If zero, * *statp is set to the NFS status code for the call. * * Issue a SIGLOST and mark the rnode dead if we get a non-recovery error or * a recovery error that we don't actually recover from yet (eg: BAD_SEQID). * Let the recovery thread redrive the call if we get a recovery error that * we can actually recover from. */ static void resend_lock(nfs4_lost_rqst_t *lrp, nfs4_error_t *ep) { bool_t send_siglost = FALSE; vnode_t *vp = lrp->lr_vp; NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_lost_rqst_debug, (CE_NOTE, "resend_lock:")); ASSERT(lrp->lr_ctype == NFS4_LCK_CTYPE_REINSTATE || lrp->lr_ctype == NFS4_LCK_CTYPE_RESEND); nfs4frlock(lrp->lr_ctype, vp, F_SETLK, lrp->lr_flk, lrp->lr_cr, ep, lrp, NULL); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_lost_rqst_debug, (CE_NOTE, "resend_lock: " "nfs4frlock for vp %p returned error %d, stat %d", (void *)vp, ep->error, ep->stat)); if (ep->error == 0 && ep->stat == 0) goto done; if (ep->error == 0 && ep->stat == NFS4ERR_DENIED && lrp->lr_ctype == NFS4_LCK_CTYPE_RESEND) goto done; /* * If we failed with a non-recovery error, send SIGLOST and * mark the file dead. */ if (!nfs4_needs_recovery(ep, TRUE, vp->v_vfsp)) send_siglost = TRUE; else { /* * Done with recovering LOST LOCK in the event the * server rebooted or we've lost the lease. */ if (ep->error == 0 && (ep->stat == NFS4ERR_STALE_CLIENTID || ep->stat == NFS4ERR_STALE_STATEID || ep->stat == NFS4ERR_EXPIRED)) { goto done; } /* * BAD_STATEID on an unlock indicates that the server has * forgotten about the lock anyway, so act like the call * was successful. */ if (ep->error == 0 && ep->stat == NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID && lrp->lr_op == OP_LOCKU) goto done; /* * If we got a recovery error that we don't actually * recover from, send SIGLOST. If the filesystem was * forcibly unmounted, we skip the SIGLOST because (a) it's * unnecessary noise, and (b) there could be a new process * with the same pid as the one that had generated the lost * state request. */ if (ep->error == 0 && (ep->stat == NFS4ERR_BADHANDLE || nfs4_recov_marks_dead(ep->stat))) { if (!(vp->v_vfsp->vfs_flag & VFS_UNMOUNTED)) send_siglost = TRUE; goto done; } /* * If the filesystem was forcibly unmounted, we * still need to synchronize with the server and * release state. Try again later. */ if (NFS4_FRC_UNMT_ERR(ep->error, vp->v_vfsp)) goto done; /* * If we get a recovery error that we can actually * recover from (such as ETIMEDOUT, FHEXPIRED), * return and let the recovery thread redrive the call. * * For the three errors below, we want to delay a bit * instead of pounding the server into submission. */ if ((ep->error == 0 && ep->stat == NFS4ERR_DELAY) || (ep->error == 0 && ep->stat == NFS4ERR_GRACE) || (ep->error == 0 && ep->stat == NFS4ERR_RESOURCE)) delay(SEC_TO_TICK(recov_err_delay)); goto done; } done: if (send_siglost) { cred_t *sv_cred; /* * Must be root or the actual thread being issued the * SIGLOST for this to work, so just become root. */ sv_cred = curthread->t_cred; curthread->t_cred = kcred; nfs4_send_siglost(lrp->lr_flk->l_pid, VTOMI4(vp), vp, FALSE, ep->error, ep->stat); curthread->t_cred = sv_cred; /* * Flush any additional reinstantiation requests for * this operation. Sending multiple SIGLOSTs to the user * process is unlikely to help and may cause trouble. */ if (lrp->lr_ctype == NFS4_LCK_CTYPE_REINSTATE) flush_reinstate(lrp); } } /* * Remove any lock reinstantiation requests that correspond to the given * lost request. We only remove items that follow lrp in the queue, * assuming that lrp will be removed by the generic lost state code. */ static void flush_reinstate(nfs4_lost_rqst_t *lrp) { vnode_t *vp; pid_t pid; mntinfo4_t *mi; nfs4_lost_rqst_t *nlrp; vp = lrp->lr_vp; mi = VTOMI4(vp); pid = lrp->lr_flk->l_pid; /* * If there are any more reinstantation requests to get rid of, * they should all be clustered at the front of the lost state * queue. */ mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); for (lrp = list_next(&mi->mi_lost_state, lrp); lrp != NULL; lrp = nlrp) { nlrp = list_next(&mi->mi_lost_state, lrp); if (lrp->lr_op != OP_LOCK && lrp->lr_op != OP_LOCKU) break; if (lrp->lr_ctype != NFS4_LCK_CTYPE_REINSTATE) break; ASSERT(lrp->lr_vp == vp); ASSERT(lrp->lr_flk->l_pid == pid); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_lost_rqst_debug, (CE_NOTE, "remove reinstantiation %p", (void *)lrp)); list_remove(&mi->mi_lost_state, lrp); nfs4_free_lost_rqst(lrp, NULL); } mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } /* * End of state-specific recovery routines. */ /* * Allocate a lost request struct, initialize it from lost_rqstp (including * bumping the reference counts for the referenced vnode, etc.), and hang * it off of recovp. */ static void nfs4_save_lost_rqst(nfs4_lost_rqst_t *lost_rqstp, recov_info_t *recovp, nfs4_recov_t *action, mntinfo4_t *mi) { nfs4_lost_rqst_t *destp; ASSERT(recovp->rc_lost_rqst == NULL); destp = kmem_alloc(sizeof (nfs4_lost_rqst_t), KM_SLEEP); recovp->rc_lost_rqst = destp; if (lost_rqstp->lr_op == OP_LOCK || lost_rqstp->lr_op == OP_LOCKU) { ASSERT(lost_rqstp->lr_lop); *action = NR_LOST_LOCK; destp->lr_ctype = lost_rqstp->lr_ctype; destp->lr_locktype = lost_rqstp->lr_locktype; } else if (lost_rqstp->lr_op == OP_OPEN) { component4 *srcfp, *destfp; destp->lr_oacc = lost_rqstp->lr_oacc; destp->lr_odeny = lost_rqstp->lr_odeny; destp->lr_oclaim = lost_rqstp->lr_oclaim; if (lost_rqstp->lr_oclaim == CLAIM_DELEGATE_CUR) destp->lr_ostateid = lost_rqstp->lr_ostateid; srcfp = &lost_rqstp->lr_ofile; destfp = &destp->lr_ofile; /* * Consume caller's utf8string */ destfp->utf8string_len = srcfp->utf8string_len; destfp->utf8string_val = srcfp->utf8string_val; srcfp->utf8string_len = 0; srcfp->utf8string_val = NULL; /* make sure not reused */ *action = NR_LOST_STATE_RQST; } else if (lost_rqstp->lr_op == OP_OPEN_DOWNGRADE) { destp->lr_dg_acc = lost_rqstp->lr_dg_acc; destp->lr_dg_deny = lost_rqstp->lr_dg_deny; *action = NR_LOST_STATE_RQST; } else if (lost_rqstp->lr_op == OP_CLOSE) { ASSERT(lost_rqstp->lr_oop); *action = NR_LOST_STATE_RQST; } else if (lost_rqstp->lr_op == OP_DELEGRETURN) { *action = NR_LOST_STATE_RQST; } else { #ifdef DEBUG cmn_err(CE_PANIC, "nfs4_save_lost_rqst: bad op %d", lost_rqstp->lr_op); #endif nfs4_queue_event(RE_LOST_STATE_BAD_OP, mi, NULL, lost_rqstp->lr_op, lost_rqstp->lr_vp, lost_rqstp->lr_dvp, NFS4_OK, NULL, curproc->p_pid, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); *action = NR_UNUSED; recovp->rc_lost_rqst = NULL; kmem_free(destp, sizeof (nfs4_lost_rqst_t)); return; } destp->lr_op = lost_rqstp->lr_op; destp->lr_vp = lost_rqstp->lr_vp; if (destp->lr_vp) VN_HOLD(destp->lr_vp); destp->lr_dvp = lost_rqstp->lr_dvp; if (destp->lr_dvp) VN_HOLD(destp->lr_dvp); destp->lr_oop = lost_rqstp->lr_oop; if (destp->lr_oop) open_owner_hold(destp->lr_oop); destp->lr_osp = lost_rqstp->lr_osp; if (destp->lr_osp) open_stream_hold(destp->lr_osp); destp->lr_lop = lost_rqstp->lr_lop; if (destp->lr_lop) lock_owner_hold(destp->lr_lop); destp->lr_cr = lost_rqstp->lr_cr; if (destp->lr_cr) crhold(destp->lr_cr); if (lost_rqstp->lr_flk == NULL) destp->lr_flk = NULL; else { destp->lr_flk = kmem_alloc(sizeof (flock64_t), KM_SLEEP); *destp->lr_flk = *lost_rqstp->lr_flk; } destp->lr_putfirst = lost_rqstp->lr_putfirst; } /* * Map the given return values (errno and nfs4 status code) to a recovery * action and fill in the following fields of recovp: rc_action, * rc_srv_reboot, rc_stateid, rc_lost_rqst. */ void errs_to_action(recov_info_t *recovp, nfs4_server_t *sp, mntinfo4_t *mi, stateid4 *sidp, nfs4_lost_rqst_t *lost_rqstp, int unmounted, nfs_opnum4 op, nfs4_bseqid_entry_t *bsep) { nfs4_recov_t action = NR_UNUSED; bool_t reboot = FALSE; int try_f; int error = recovp->rc_orig_errors.error; nfsstat4 stat = recovp->rc_orig_errors.stat; bzero(&recovp->rc_stateid, sizeof (stateid4)); recovp->rc_lost_rqst = NULL; recovp->rc_bseqid_rqst = NULL; try_f = nfs4_try_failover(&recovp->rc_orig_errors) && FAILOVER_MOUNT4(mi); /* * We start recovery for EINTR only in the lost lock * or lost open/close case. */ if (try_f || error == EINTR || (error == EIO && unmounted)) { recovp->rc_error = (error != 0 ? error : geterrno4(stat)); if (lost_rqstp) { ASSERT(lost_rqstp->lr_op != 0); nfs4_save_lost_rqst(lost_rqstp, recovp, &action, mi); } if (try_f) action = NR_FAILOVER; } else if (error != 0) { recovp->rc_error = error; nfs4_queue_event(RE_UNEXPECTED_ERRNO, mi, NULL, error, NULL, NULL, 0, NULL, 0, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); action = NR_CLIENTID; } else { recovp->rc_error = geterrno4(stat); switch (stat) { #ifdef notyet case NFS4ERR_LEASE_MOVED: action = xxx; break; #endif case NFS4ERR_MOVED: action = NR_MOVED; break; case NFS4ERR_BADHANDLE: action = NR_BADHANDLE; break; case NFS4ERR_BAD_SEQID: if (bsep) save_bseqid_rqst(bsep, recovp); action = NR_BAD_SEQID; break; case NFS4ERR_OLD_STATEID: action = NR_OLDSTATEID; break; case NFS4ERR_WRONGSEC: action = NR_WRONGSEC; break; case NFS4ERR_FHEXPIRED: action = NR_FHEXPIRED; break; case NFS4ERR_BAD_STATEID: if (sp == NULL || (sp != NULL && inlease(sp))) { action = NR_BAD_STATEID; if (sidp) recovp->rc_stateid = *sidp; } else action = NR_CLIENTID; break; case NFS4ERR_EXPIRED: /* * The client's lease has expired, either due * to a network partition or perhaps a client * error. In either case, try an NR_CLIENTID * style recovery. reboot remains false, since * there is no evidence the server has rebooted. * This will cause CLAIM_NULL opens and lock * requests without the reclaim bit. */ action = NR_CLIENTID; DTRACE_PROBE4(nfs4__expired, nfs4_server_t *, sp, mntinfo4_t *, mi, stateid4 *, sidp, int, op); break; case NFS4ERR_STALE_CLIENTID: case NFS4ERR_STALE_STATEID: action = NR_CLIENTID; reboot = TRUE; break; case NFS4ERR_RESOURCE: /* * If this had been a FAILOVER mount, then * we'd have tried failover. Since it's not, * just delay a while and retry. */ action = NR_DELAY; break; case NFS4ERR_GRACE: action = NR_GRACE; break; case NFS4ERR_DELAY: action = NR_DELAY; break; case NFS4ERR_STALE: action = NR_STALE; break; default: nfs4_queue_event(RE_UNEXPECTED_STATUS, mi, NULL, 0, NULL, NULL, stat, NULL, 0, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); action = NR_CLIENTID; break; } } /* make sure action got set */ ASSERT(action != NR_UNUSED); recovp->rc_srv_reboot = reboot; recovp->rc_action = action; nfs4_queue_fact(RF_ERR, mi, stat, action, op, reboot, NULL, error, NULL); } /* * Return the (held) credential for the process with the given pid. * May return NULL (e.g., process not found). */ static cred_t * pid_to_cr(pid_t pid) { proc_t *p; cred_t *cr; mutex_enter(&pidlock); if ((p = prfind(pid)) == NULL) { mutex_exit(&pidlock); return (NULL); } mutex_enter(&p->p_crlock); crhold(cr = p->p_cred); mutex_exit(&p->p_crlock); mutex_exit(&pidlock); return (cr); } /* * Send SIGLOST to the given process and queue the event. * * The 'dump' boolean tells us whether this action should dump the * in-kernel queue of recovery messages or not. */ void nfs4_send_siglost(pid_t pid, mntinfo4_t *mi, vnode_t *vp, bool_t dump, int error, nfsstat4 stat) { proc_t *p; mutex_enter(&pidlock); p = prfind(pid); if (p) psignal(p, SIGLOST); mutex_exit(&pidlock); nfs4_queue_event(dump ? RE_SIGLOST : RE_SIGLOST_NO_DUMP, mi, NULL, error, vp, NULL, stat, NULL, pid, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); } /* * Scan the lock list for entries that match the given pid. Unregister those * locks that do and change their pid to NOPID. */ static void relock_skip_pid(vnode_t *vp, locklist_t *llp, pid_t pid) { for (; llp != NULL; llp = llp->ll_next) { if (llp->ll_flock.l_pid == pid) { int r; /* * Unregister the lost lock. */ llp->ll_flock.l_type = F_UNLCK; r = reclock(vp, &llp->ll_flock, SETFLCK, FREAD | FWRITE, 0, NULL); /* The unlock cannot fail */ ASSERT(r == 0); llp->ll_flock.l_pid = NOPID; } } } /* * Mark a file as having failed recovery, after making a last-ditch effort * to return any delegation. * * Sets r_error to EIO or ESTALE for the given vnode. */ void nfs4_fail_recov(vnode_t *vp, char *why, int error, nfsstat4 stat) { rnode4_t *rp = VTOR4(vp); #ifdef DEBUG if (nfs4_fail_recov_stop) debug_enter("nfs4_fail_recov"); #endif mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); if (rp->r_flags & (R4RECOVERR|R4RECOVERRP)) { mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); return; } /* * Set R4RECOVERRP to indicate that a recovery error is in * progress. This will shut down reads and writes at the top * half. Don't set R4RECOVERR until after we've returned the * delegation, otherwise it will fail. */ rp->r_flags |= R4RECOVERRP; mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); nfs4delegabandon(rp); mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); rp->r_flags |= (R4RECOVERR | R4STALE); rp->r_error = (error == 0 && stat == NFS4ERR_STALE) ? ESTALE : EIO; PURGE_ATTRCACHE4_LOCKED(rp); if (!(vp->v_vfsp->vfs_flag & VFS_UNMOUNTED)) nfs4_queue_event(RE_DEAD_FILE, VTOMI4(vp), NULL, error, vp, NULL, stat, why, 0, TAG_NONE, TAG_NONE, 0, 0); mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); dnlc_purge_vp(vp); } /* * recov_throttle: if the file had the same recovery action within the * throttle interval, wait for the throttle interval to finish before * proceeding. * * Side effects: updates the rnode with the current recovery information. */ static void recov_throttle(recov_info_t *recovp, vnode_t *vp) { time_t curtime, time_to_wait; rnode4_t *rp = VTOR4(vp); curtime = gethrestime_sec(); mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "recov_throttle: now: (%d, %ld), last: (%d, %ld)", recovp->rc_action, curtime, rp->r_recov_act, rp->r_last_recov)); if (recovp->rc_action == rp->r_recov_act && rp->r_last_recov + recov_err_delay > curtime) { time_to_wait = rp->r_last_recov + recov_err_delay - curtime; mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); delay(SEC_TO_TICK(time_to_wait)); curtime = gethrestime_sec(); mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); } rp->r_last_recov = curtime; rp->r_recov_act = recovp->rc_action; mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); } /* * React to NFS4ERR_GRACE by setting the time we'll permit * the next call to this filesystem. */ void nfs4_set_grace_wait(mntinfo4_t *mi) { mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); /* Mark the time for the future */ mi->mi_grace_wait = gethrestime_sec() + nfs4err_delay_time; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); } /* * React to MFS4ERR_DELAY by setting the time we'll permit * the next call to this vnode. */ void nfs4_set_delay_wait(vnode_t *vp) { rnode4_t *rp = VTOR4(vp); mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); /* * Calculate amount we should delay, initial * delay will be short and then we will back off. */ if (rp->r_delay_interval == 0) rp->r_delay_interval = NFS4_INITIAL_DELAY_INTERVAL; else /* calculate next interval value */ rp->r_delay_interval = MIN(NFS4_MAX_DELAY_INTERVAL, (rp->r_delay_interval << 1)); rp->r_delay_wait = gethrestime_sec() + rp->r_delay_interval; mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); } /* * The caller is responsible for freeing the returned string. */ static char * nfs4_getsrvnames(mntinfo4_t *mi, size_t *len) { servinfo4_t *svp; char *srvnames; char *namep; size_t length; /* * Calculate the length of the string required to hold all * of the server names plus either a comma or a null * character following each individual one. */ length = 0; for (svp = mi->mi_servers; svp != NULL; svp = svp->sv_next) { (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&svp->sv_lock, RW_READER, 0); if (svp->sv_flags & SV4_NOTINUSE) { nfs_rw_exit(&svp->sv_lock); continue; } nfs_rw_exit(&svp->sv_lock); length += svp->sv_hostnamelen; } srvnames = kmem_alloc(length, KM_SLEEP); namep = srvnames; for (svp = mi->mi_servers; svp != NULL; svp = svp->sv_next) { (void) nfs_rw_enter_sig(&svp->sv_lock, RW_READER, 0); if (svp->sv_flags & SV4_NOTINUSE) { nfs_rw_exit(&svp->sv_lock); continue; } nfs_rw_exit(&svp->sv_lock); (void) strcpy(namep, svp->sv_hostname); namep += svp->sv_hostnamelen - 1; *namep++ = ','; } *--namep = '\0'; *len = length; return (srvnames); } static void save_bseqid_rqst(nfs4_bseqid_entry_t *bsep, recov_info_t *recovp) { nfs4_bseqid_entry_t *destp; destp = kmem_alloc(sizeof (nfs4_bseqid_entry_t), KM_SLEEP); recovp->rc_bseqid_rqst = destp; if (bsep->bs_oop) open_owner_hold(bsep->bs_oop); destp->bs_oop = bsep->bs_oop; if (bsep->bs_lop) lock_owner_hold(bsep->bs_lop); destp->bs_lop = bsep->bs_lop; if (bsep->bs_vp) VN_HOLD(bsep->bs_vp); destp->bs_vp = bsep->bs_vp; destp->bs_pid = bsep->bs_pid; destp->bs_tag = bsep->bs_tag; destp->bs_seqid = bsep->bs_seqid; } static void free_bseqid_rqst(nfs4_bseqid_entry_t *bsep) { if (bsep->bs_oop) open_owner_rele(bsep->bs_oop); if (bsep->bs_lop) lock_owner_rele(bsep->bs_lop); if (bsep->bs_vp) VN_RELE(bsep->bs_vp); kmem_free(bsep, sizeof (nfs4_bseqid_entry_t)); } /* * We don't actually fully recover from NFS4ERR_BAD_SEQID. We * simply mark the open owner and open stream (if provided) as "bad". * Then future uses of these data structures will be limited to basically * just cleaning up the internal client state (no going OTW). * * The result of this is to return errors back to the app/usr when * we receive NFS4ERR_BAD_SEQID, but also allow future/new calls to * succeed so progress can be made. */ void recov_bad_seqid(recov_info_t *recovp) { mntinfo4_t *mi = recovp->rc_mi; nfs4_open_owner_t *bad_oop; nfs4_lock_owner_t *bad_lop; vnode_t *vp; rnode4_t *rp = NULL; pid_t pid; nfs4_bseqid_entry_t *bsep, *tbsep; int error; ASSERT(mi != NULL); ASSERT(nfs_rw_lock_held(&mi->mi_recovlock, RW_WRITER)); mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); bsep = list_head(&mi->mi_bseqid_list); mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); /* * Handle all the bad seqid entries on mi's list. */ while (bsep != NULL) { bad_oop = bsep->bs_oop; bad_lop = bsep->bs_lop; vp = bsep->bs_vp; pid = bsep->bs_pid; NFS4_DEBUG(nfs4_client_recov_debug, (CE_NOTE, "recov_bad_seqid: mark oop %p lop %p as bad for " "vp %p tag %s pid %d: last good seqid %d for tag %s", (void *)bad_oop, (void *)bad_lop, (void *)vp, nfs4_ctags[bsep->bs_tag].ct_str, pid, bad_oop ? bad_oop->oo_last_good_seqid : 0, bad_oop ? nfs4_ctags[bad_oop->oo_last_good_op].ct_str : nfs4_ctags[TAG_NONE].ct_str)); nfs4_queue_event(RE_BAD_SEQID, mi, NULL, 0, vp, NULL, NFS4ERR_BAD_SEQID, NULL, pid, bsep->bs_tag, bad_oop ? bad_oop->oo_last_good_op : TAG_NONE, bsep->bs_seqid, bad_oop ? bad_oop->oo_last_good_seqid : 0); if (bad_oop) { /* essentially reset the open owner */ error = nfs4_start_open_seqid_sync(bad_oop, mi); ASSERT(!error); /* recov thread always succeeds */ bad_oop->oo_name = nfs4_get_new_oo_name(); bad_oop->oo_seqid = 0; nfs4_end_open_seqid_sync(bad_oop); } if (bad_lop) { mutex_enter(&bad_lop->lo_lock); bad_lop->lo_flags |= NFS4_BAD_SEQID_LOCK; mutex_exit(&bad_lop->lo_lock); ASSERT(vp != NULL); rp = VTOR4(vp); mutex_enter(&rp->r_statelock); rp->r_flags |= R4LODANGLERS; mutex_exit(&rp->r_statelock); nfs4_send_siglost(pid, mi, vp, TRUE, 0, NFS4ERR_BAD_SEQID); } mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); list_remove(&mi->mi_bseqid_list, bsep); tbsep = bsep; bsep = list_head(&mi->mi_bseqid_list); mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); free_bseqid_rqst(tbsep); } mutex_enter(&mi->mi_lock); mi->mi_recovflags &= ~MI4R_BAD_SEQID; mutex_exit(&mi->mi_lock); }