Hello,
Does this problem seem to be fixed in the latest beta releases from your point
of view?
Thanks,
Kern
On Wednesday 09 April 2008 03:40:17 Peter Much wrote:
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> aka Peter Much schrieb
>
> mit Datum Tue, 26 Feb 2008 17:01:36 GMT in m2n.bacula.devel:
> |Abstract:
> |---------
> |Migration jobs may update table media.storage attribute of source
> |volume with value of target volume.
> |
> |
> |Impact:
> |-------
> |Any subsequent restore from that source volume may fail due to media
> |mismatch.
> |The reason why this went undetected seems to be that usually
> |migration is used to empty the source volume, so there will be no
> |more restores from it.
> |
> |
> |Comment:
> |--------
> |I am not very happy with that fix. It lacks transparency and does
> |not follow an object-oriented approach.
> |I have also not checked the various implications and relations of
> |the involved variables under any configuration beyond the one I am
> |using. In short: it just fixes my problem.
> |
> |
> |Patch:
> |------
> |--- src/dird/catreq.c.orig Fri Oct 26 19:19:39 2007
> |+++ src/dird/catreq.c Sun Feb 10 04:28:54 2008
> |@@ -271,6 +271,13 @@
> | if (mr.VolBlocks != sdmr.VolBlocks) {
> | mr.LastWritten = sdmr.LastWritten;
> | }
> |+ if (jcr->wstore && jcr->wstore->StorageId) {
> |+ /* On migrate check if volume has been written, otherwise
> |+ * the read volume would also (wrongly) updated */
> |+ if (jcr->JobType != JT_MIGRATE || mr.VolBlocks !=
> | sdmr.VolBlocks) { + mr.StorageId = jcr->wstore->StorageId;
> |+ }
> |+ }
> | /* Copy updated values to original media record */
> | mr.VolJobs = sdmr.VolJobs;
> | mr.VolFiles = sdmr.VolFiles;
> |@@ -285,9 +292,6 @@
> | mr.VolWriteTime = sdmr.VolWriteTime;
> | mr.VolParts = sdmr.VolParts;
> | bstrncpy(mr.VolStatus, sdmr.VolStatus, sizeof(mr.VolStatus));
> |- if (jcr->wstore && jcr->wstore->StorageId) {
> |- mr.StorageId = jcr->wstore->StorageId;
> |- }
> |
> | Dmsg2(400, "db_update_media_record. Stat=%s Vol=%s\n",
> |mr.VolStatus, mr.VolumeName);
> | /*
>
> Dear all,
>
> I have an extension proposal to that referenced Patch, respectively
> the updated version that makes it into 2.2.9.
>
> A really funny race has happened to me. Funny, because it is
> complicated, but it seems understandable and logical. It fascinated
> me.
>
> We have said that during a migration the jobmedia record of the
> /read/ Media in the Catalog might be updated, and then might use
> the storage_id value of the /write/ Media.
> So now we block these updates, /if/ the used length (NumBlocks)
> of the respective Media has /not changed/ (because then it is
> likely the read Media).
>
> Now there is one case where the used length of the read Media
> will change. That is, when the read Media is written at nearly
> the same time by another job!
> Unlikely as it may be, this actually happened to me - the following
> way:
> A Migrate reads a job that stretches over two Volumes. At the time
> when the Migrate wants to mount the next Volume, this next Volume
> is currently written by another job. So the Migrate has to wait
> for it. At that time the Migrate seems to have already fetched
> the Volume data from the Catalog! Now when the write completes,
> that will update the Catalog. And when the Migrate finally completes
> it will write back the -now oldfashioned and wrong- data - and
> because now the Size differs, this will not be catched with the new
> patch.
> At next occasion we then get a size mismatch.
>
> This can only happen with autochangers, and it can only happen
> with disk volumes - because for tape volumes it is already catched
> in catreq.c - these have a count of VolFiles, which Disk Volumes
> seem not to have.
> Therefore I might suggest to catch it also for disk volumes.
> Patch based on 2.2.9-p3
>
> --- src/dird/catreq.c.orig 2008-03-22 10:34:20.000000000 +0100
> +++ src/dird/catreq.c 2008-04-09 02:01:07.000000000 +0200
> @@ -255,7 +255,7 @@
> /*
> * Insanity check for VolFiles get set to a smaller value
> */
> - if (sdmr.VolFiles < mr.VolFiles) {
> + if (sdmr.VolFiles < mr.VolFiles || sdmr.VolBlocks < mr.VolBlocks)
> { Jmsg(jcr, M_FATAL, 0, _("Volume Files at %u being set to %u" " for Volume
> \"%s\". This is incorrect.\n"),
> mr.VolFiles, sdmr.VolFiles, mr.VolumeName);
>
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