Summary:cpsv: prevented multiple write request with same checkpointHandle at 
cpnd [#1467] 
Review request for Trac Ticket(s): #1467
Peer Reviewer(s): Nagu
Pull request to: <<LIST THE PERSON WITH PUSH ACCESS HERE>>
Affected branch(es): all 
Development branch: default

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Impacted area       Impact y/n
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 Docs                    n
 Build system            n
 RPM/packaging           n
 Configuration files     n
 Startup scripts         n
 SAF services            n
 OpenSAF services        y
 Core libraries          n
 Samples                 n
 Tests                   n
 Other                   n


Comments (indicate scope for each "y" above):
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changeset 5a4673f68b029b9e067faaf16080e0533115d541
Author: A V Mahesh <[email protected]>
Date:   Mon, 31 Aug 2015 09:48:55 +0530

        cpsv: prevented multiple write request with same checkpointHandle at 
cpnd
        [#1467] 
Bug Analysis :

        checkpointHandle - is A pointer to the checkpoint handle, allocated in 
the
        address space of the invoking process (CPA/application) . CPA stores 
into
        the memory area of CPA/application/process uses to access the 
checkpoint in
        subsequent invocations of the functions of the Checkpoint Service API. 
In
        the case of saCkptCheckpointOpenAsync() , saCkptCheckpointWrite() , this
        handle is returned in the corresponding response message.

        Eevn though saCkptCheckpointWrite() is Sync request checkpointHandle is 
used
        by CPND for tracking CPND<--->CPND messaging invoking activity on 
request of
        saCkptCheckpointWrite() .

        If the ckpoint is SA_CKPT_CHECKPOINT_COLLOCATED & 
SA_CKPT_WR_ALL_REPLICAS
        checkpoint , and the checkpoint is opened on multiple nodes , and
        saCkptCheckpointWrite() are beeing requested by multiple CPAs from same 
Node
        , then the local CPND to update the all other CPNDS , whic has opened 
the
        same Ckpt, to track the pending invocations/event a teperory cpnd_evt 
entry
        added with key checkpointHandle and after a successful write 
responserevived
        from all the CPND's , using this cpnd_evt entry the local CPND will 
response
        back to CPA/application with result, and then deleted cpnd_evt entry 
from
        local CPND ( temporary only for tracking response message of peer CPND )

        In current code CPA is using malloc() return value as checkpointHandle 
for
        unique reference key where malloc() returns virtual memory specific to
        processes, so malloc() can return the same pointer value in separate CPA
        processes .

        If we are running two ckpt app (2 processes) try to write data into two
        difference/same checkpoints , it is possible that the checkpointHandle 
is
        being passed as same from both checkpoint application processes , as 
same
        checkpointHandle is being shared to CPND by both CPA as key reference, 
the
        CPND can miss behave because of ambiguous same reference key. Solution :

        As malloc() is standred call and the Checkpoint Service API 
Specification
        says checkpointHandle should be pointer allocated in the address space 
of
        the invoking process/CPA , CPND will return try again before the
        saCkptCheckpointWrite() call , if multiple saCkptCheckpointWrite() 
request
        come to CPND with SAME checkpointHandle ( same virtual memory address) 
from
        different CPA's at the same time.


Complete diffstat:
------------------
 osaf/services/saf/cpsv/cpnd/cpnd_evt.c  |  18 +++++++++++++++---
 osaf/services/saf/cpsv/cpnd/cpnd_proc.c |   3 ++-
 2 files changed, 17 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-)


Testing Commands:
-----------------
Steps to reproduce and Vitrification of patch :
------------------------------------------------------------
Step -1 :

   - Apply patch 
   - Add sleep(30) in cpnd_evt_proc_nd2nd_ckpt_active_data_access_req() 
function of file
   `osaf/services/saf/cpsv/cpnd/cpnd_evt.c` at line no :3037 And build,  
install  and bringup Opensaf
    on all 4 nodes SC-1, SC-2, PL-3, SC-4 ).
   
====================================================================================================================
   static uint32_t cpnd_evt_proc_nd2nd_ckpt_active_data_access_req(CPND_CB *cb, 
CPND_EVT *evt, CPSV_SEND_INFO *sinfo)
   {
       sleep(30);
       uint32_t rc = NCSCC_RC_SUCCESS;
   
====================================================================================================================
   
     
Step -2
     Build Cpsv  `test_3opens_app_A.c &  test_3opens_app_B.c` application  on 
all 4 nodes SC-1, SC-2, PL-3, SC-4  ( attached to Ticket)       
    ====================================================
   SC-1:# gcc test_3opens_app_A.c -o node_A  -lSaCkpt;
   SC-1:# gcc test_3opens_app_B.c -o node_B  -lSaCkpt;
   ====================================================

Step -3  : Bring up Opensaf on all 4 nodes SC-1, SC-2, PL-3, SC-4

Step -4  : Run checkpoint application ./node_A In all 4 nodes SC-1, SC-2, PL-3, 
PL-4
          and don`t Press <Enter> key.
   ====================================================
   SC-1:# ./node_A
   0 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 626e60
   1 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 626fe0
   2 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 627270
   3 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 6273f0
   4 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 627570
   CPSV:CPA:ONsaCkptCheckpointWrite Waiting to Read from Checkpoint ....
   saCkptCheckpointWrite Press <Enter> key to continue...
   ====================================================

Step -5 :Run checkpoint application ./node_B only on 2 nodes SC-1 & SC-2
        and don`t Press <Enter> key.
   ====================================================
   SC-1:# ./node_B
   0 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 626e60
   1 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 626fe0
   2 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 627270
   3 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 6273f0
   4 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 627570
   CPSV:CPA:ONsaCkptCheckpointWrite Waiting to Read from Checkpoint ....
   saCkptCheckpointWrite Press <Enter> key to continue...
   ====================================================

Step -6 : Press <Enter> key for ./node_A  ./node_B  application quickly  to 
write simultaneously on SC-1 only,
     then for  `node_B`  checkpoint  application you will get try-again for 
saCkptCheckpointWrite().
     (Note :  With out patch you will see SR reported issue)
   ====================================================
   SC-1: # ./node_A
   0 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 626e60
   1 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 626fe0
   2 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 627270
   3 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 6273f0
   4 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 627570
   CPSV:CPA:ONsaCkptCheckpointWrite Waiting to Read from Checkpoint ....
   saCkptCheckpointWrite Press <Enter> key to continue...

   1 saCkptCheckpointWrite  checkpointHandle 626e60
   2 saCkptCheckpointWrite  checkpointHandle 626e60
   3 saCkptCheckpointWrite  checkpointHandle 626e60
   4 saCkptCheckpointWrite  checkpointHandle 626e60
   222 saCkptCheckpointWrite  checkpointHandle 626e60
   saCkptCheckpointRead Waiting to Read from Checkpoint ....
   saCkptCheckpointRead Press <Enter> key to continue...
  
   SC-1:# ./node_B
   0 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 626e60
   1 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 626fe0
   2 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 627270
   3 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 6273f0
   4 saCkptCheckpointOpen  returned checkpointHandle 627570
   CPSV:CPA:ONsaCkptCheckpointWrite Waiting to Read from Checkpoint ....
   saCkptCheckpointWrite Press <Enter> key to continue...
    
   1 saCkptCheckpointWrite  checkpointHandle 626e60
   Attempt 1-0: saCkptCheckpointWrite returned 6.
   ====================================================


Testing, Expected Results:
--------------------------


Conditions of Submission:
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Arch      Built     Started    Linux distro
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mips        n          n
mips64      n          n
x86         n          n
x86_64      y          y
powerpc     n          n
powerpc64   n          n


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