In `struct bluefs_fnode_t` there is a vector `extents` and
the vector `extents_index` that is a log2 seek cache.
Until modifications to truncate() we never removed extents from files.
Modified truncate() did not update extents_index.
For example 10 extents long files when truncated to 0 will have:
0 extents, 10 extents_index.
After writing some data to file:
1 extents, 11 extents_index.
Now, `bluefs_fnode_t::seek` will binary search extents_index,
lets say it located seek at item #3.
It will then jump up from #0 extent (that exists) to #3 extent which
does not exist at.
The worst part is that code is now broken, as #3 != extent.end().
There are 3 parts of the fix:
1) assert in `bluefs_fnode_t::seek` to protect against
jumping outside extents
2) code in BlueFS::truncate to sync up `extents_index` with `extents`
3) dampening down assert in _replay to give a way out of cases
where incorrect "offset 12345" (12345 is file size) instead of
"offset 20000" (allocations occupied) was written to log.
Fixes: https://tracker.ceph.com/issues/69481
Signed-off-by: Adam Kupczyk <akupczyk@ibm.com>
(cherry picked from commit
7f3601089d41bfc23f530c7bf3fb7efad2d055ec)
<< " fnode=" << fnode
<< " delta=" << delta
<< dendl;
- ceph_assert(delta.offset == fnode.allocated);
+ // be leanient, if there is no extents just produce error message
+ ceph_assert(delta.offset == fnode.allocated || delta.extents.empty());
}
if (cct->_conf->bluefs_log_replay_check_allocations) {
int r = _check_allocations(fnode,
if (changed_extents) {
fnode.size = offset;
fnode.reset_delta();
+ fnode.recalc_allocated();
log.t.op_file_update(fnode);
// sad, but is_dirty must be set to signal flushing of the log
h->file->is_dirty = true;
assert(it != extents_index.begin());
--it;
assert(offset >= *it);
- p += it - extents_index.begin();
+ uint32_t skip = it - extents_index.begin();
+ ceph_assert(skip <= extents.size());
+ p += skip;
offset -= *it;
}
void recalc_allocated() {
allocated = 0;
extents_index.reserve(extents.size());
+ extents_index.clear();
for (auto& p : extents) {
extents_index.emplace_back(allocated);
allocated += p.length;