When ShakeLooseVCaches is called from afs_Daemon, the xvcache lock
is not held. This means that if the GLOCK is dropped for any reason
(for example, whilst purging the dentry cache), then
ShakeLooseVCaches can be raced, end we can end up attempting to
flush the same vcache twice.
The symptoms of this in Linux are that we oops in clear_inode.
Get the xvcache lock in afs_Daemon(), before calling
ShakeLooseVCaches. Also, remove the conditional GLOCK code from
that function. If we don't have the GLOCK on entry, then we're really
in trouble (and both code paths - afs_Daemon and afs_NewVCache should
get the GLOCK for us, anyway)
FIXES 125589
Change-Id: I3fe5b41a661cd162ec73c51492925ad87c6d4c13
Reviewed-on: http://gerrit.openafs.org/781
Reviewed-by: Marc Dionne <marc.c.dionne@gmail.com>
Tested-by: Derrick Brashear <shadow@dementia.org>
Reviewed-by: Derrick Brashear <shadow@dementia.org>
extern int vfs_context_ref;
+/* This function always holds the GLOCK whilst it is running. The caller
+ * gets the GLOCK before invoking it, and afs_osi_Sleep drops the GLOCK
+ * whilst we are sleeping, and regains it when we're woken up.
+ */
void
afs_Daemon(void)
{
else
anumber = VCACHE_FREE + (afs_maxvcount - afs_cacheStats);
+ ObtainWriteLock(&afs_xvcache, 734);
afs_ShakeLooseVCaches(anumber);
+ ReleaseWriteLock(&afs_xvcache);
last5MinCheck = now;
}
struct afs_q *tq, *uq;
int code, fv_slept;
afs_int32 target = anumber;
- int haveGlock = 1;
-
- /* Should probably deal better */
- if (!ISAFS_GLOCK()) {
- haveGlock = 0;
- AFS_GLOCK();
- }
if (afsd_dynamic_vcaches || afs_vcount >= afs_maxvcount) {
i = 0;
/*
printf("recycled %d entries\n", target-anumber);
*/
- if (!haveGlock)
- AFS_GUNLOCK();
#endif
return 0;
}