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Subject: [Evms-devel] [ evms-Bugs-919327 ] internode message corruption causes evms CLI to segfault
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Date: 2004-03-19 7:48:40
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Bugs item #919327, was opened at 2004-03-18 23:48
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Category: Engine
Group: Version 2.0
Status: Open
Resolution: None
Priority: 5
Submitted By: Steve Landherr (sloneycho)
Assigned to: Steve Dobbelstein (steved62)
Summary: internode message corruption causes evms CLI to segfault
Initial Comment:
EVMS version: 2.3.0
Heartbeat version: 1.1.3
Hardware Configuration:
Two node linux cluster connected to two shared 18 GB
drives via fiber channel. The drives have been put into
a Cluster Container, then into an LVM Container, then a
striped volume created for an OpenGFS filesystem, as
well as two volumes for the external journals, and one
for the cidev.
In the evms CLI, the following command targeted at the
remote node reproducibly returns corrupt data before
generating a segmentation violation:
q:ei,ogfs_csm/lvm/ogfs_lvm,Current_PVs
The same command run locally works fine.
After stepping through the CLI/remote daemon/remote
worker with GDB, I found that the corruption was
caused by skip_netbuf_extend_info() actually modifying
the netbuf. Further inspection showed that
skip_netbuf_key_value_pair() causes the same kind of
corruption.
The attached patch corrects this problem.
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