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[83]bug #22861: bogus answer from pflocal to io_select SELECT_URG
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Submitted: Sun 06 Apr 2008 11:52:50 PM UTC
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Category: Hurd Servers Severity: 3 - Normal
Priority: 5 - Normal Item Group: None
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[88]Sat 16 Jul 2016 01:46:37 PM UTC, comment #4: (4) Quote
The t/io_select_timeout patches in glibc complicate the fix. Now if
glibc/hurd/hurdselect.c (_hurd_select) is called with a timeout and at least one
file descriptor, it passes the current time + the timeout to the servers, instead
of letting __mach_msg time out. And if each server returns MIG_NO_REPLY to its
message loop and so never sends a reply, then _hurd_select sleeps until
interrupted by a signal, regardless of what the timeout was.
I guess the io_select_timeout implementation in each server could just wait until
the timeout occurs (at which time it would send an reply with select_type=0) or
the reply port dies (in which case no reply can be sent, and any related
resources should be freed). As an optimization, the server could use a timer
queue so that the wait does not tie up a thread.
io_select could be implemented in a similar way except with an infinite timeout,
or it could be done with MIG_NO_REPLY as originally planned, I think.
I removed the workaround from ELinks and tried to reproduce the original problem
but couldn't; it never called select in such a way that the pipe was only in
exceptfds. To test any fix here, one should construct a dedicated test program
instead of relying on ELinks.
[89]Kalle Olavi Niemitalo
[90]Wed 13 Jul 2016 08:09:43 PM UTC, comment #3: (3) Quote
MIG_NO_REPLY is defined in gnumach and handled properly by the msg routines, yes.
It could work indeed, could you give it a try?
[91]Samuel Thibault
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[92]Tue 12 Jul 2016 09:17:17 AM UTC, comment #2: (2) Quote
About alternative (c) in the original submission: MIG_NO_REPLY is checked in
glibc/mach/msgserver.c (__mach_msg_server_timeout), which hurd/libports/ calls.
That might actually work then.
[93]Kalle Olavi Niemitalo
[94]Sun 02 Nov 2008 05:43:11 PM UTC, comment #1: (1) Quote
ELinks 0.12pre2 includes a workaround in set_handlers():
* Hurd bug 22861: Work around select() falsely reporting exceptions in pipes.
The workaround slows ELinks down a bit, so it may be reverted after this Hurd bug
has been fixed.
[95]Kalle Olavi Niemitalo
[96]Sun 06 Apr 2008 11:52:50 PM UTC, original submission: (0) Quote
If a program first calls pipe() and then calls select() in such a way that one of
the pipe file descriptors is in exceptfds but not in readfds nor writefds, the
select() call returns almost immediately and leaves the pipe in exceptfds, as if
an exception had occurred there. This bug completely wrecks the ELinks web
browser, which uses a pipe for internal communication and ends up closing the
pipe because it thinks an error has occurred.
rpctrace shows that _hurd_select in glibc sends an io_select_request (4) to
pflocal and gets back io_select_reply (0 0), which it considers a "bogus answer":
if the pipe is not ready for any I/O, then it should not have responded yet. And
so, glibc substitutes SELECT_ALL, which includes SELECT_URG.
Why did pflocal send the bogus answer, then? When *select_type is initially
SELECT_URG without other flags, S_io_select in hurd/pflocal/io.c first resets
*select_type to zero and then calls pipe_pair_select in hurd/libpipe/pipe.c.
That notices *select_type is neither SELECT_READ nor SELECT_WRITE, and apparently
assumes it is SELECT_READ | SELECT_WRITE and waits for either condition. One of
the conditions is satisfied, but *select_type remains zero, and S_io_select then
propagates the zero to io_select_response.
Possible fixes:
(a) Change _hurd_select in glibc to completely ignore responses that have
select_type=0. I.e. change the protocol so that a server can send back
io_select_reply (0 0) to mean that the requested events cannot ever occur. This
would however make the timeout in _hurd_select more complex to implement.
Currently, _hurd_select simply passes the timeout to Mach when waiting for the
first response to the io_select_requests it has sent out; after getting the first
response, it collects any further replies with a zero timeout, and then returns.
If _hurd_select were changed to ignore the first response in some cases, it would
have to keep track of how much time it has spent.
(b) Change pflocal to detect when io_select_request is asking solely for events
that cannot ever occur, and sleep until the caller closes the reply port.
Similar changes may be needed in other servers. The downside is that this would
needlessly tie up a thread in the server.
(c) As in (b) but instead of sleeping, discard the right to the reply port
without sending any response, and return the thread to more productive use.
However, there seem to be two problems with this. Firstly, it may be difficult
to make MIG-generated stubs let the server skip the response. The Mach 3 Server
Writer's Guide mentions that the server routine can return MIG_NO_REPLY to to
this, but I did not find that symbol in the GNU MiG 1.3 sources. Secondly,
discarding the reply right might trigger a no-senders notification in the
client. It appears though that _hurd_select does not currently request such
notification.
This bug was discussed in December 2007 on the debian-hurd and elinks-dev mailing
lists, under the subject "The Links/Links2/ELinks browsers are unusable on Debian
GNU/Hurd".
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