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RE: bug#10305: coreutils-8.14, "rm -r" fails with EBADF


From: Joachim Schmitz
Subject: RE: bug#10305: coreutils-8.14, "rm -r" fails with EBADF
Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2011 18:12:26 +0100

> From: Eric Blake [mailto:address@hidden
> Sent: Wednesday, December 21, 2011 5:28 PM
> To: Jim Meyering
> Cc: Joachim Schmitz; address@hidden; 'Paul Eggert'; bug-
> address@hidden
> Subject: Re: bug#10305: coreutils-8.14, "rm -r" fails with EBADF
> 
> On 12/21/2011 09:06 AM, Jim Meyering wrote:
> >>
> >> Where to go now?
> >>
> >> Resorting to wild guesses, I tried all 3 members of struct DIR as
> >> DIF_FD_MEMBER_NAME, no change to the EBADF
> >
> > Write a small test program that opens say four directories, to get one
> > DIR* pointer for each.  Then print a table of the DIR member values.
> > Maybe you'll see a pattern, i.e., how to derive an FD number from
> > those dd1,2,3 fields.

Yes, indeed, thanks for that idea (should have been mine):
It got to be dd1, only it is not an fd but something called fnum and these a) 
start counting with 1 rather than 0 and b) have 1 and 2 being root and CPD, 
followed by 3,4 and 5 being stdin, stdout, stderr... it seems fnum -3 == fd 

> If the NonStop opendir() does not open a directory fd under the hood, then
> maybe we should wrap opendir() so that the gnulib rpl_opendir() always opens
> a directory at the same time; at which point the gnulib rpl_dirfd merely 
> returns
> that directory fd.

Sounds good, but, to be honest, You lost me here ...

> Also, does NonStop have anything like Linux' /proc/self/fd

No, unfortunatly

> or lsof, for reverse
> engineering which fds a process has open and on what files?  Is there an

Hmm... not lsof, but other methods to find out who has which file open and 
which file is opened by whom.
Reveals , when testing with rm, that my theory from above seems correct, that 
dir gets fnum=7, the value  I see in struct DIR's member dd1, see below.

> equivalent to strace functionality for tracking all syscalls made by libc?

Not that I'd know of.

So let's see whether taking that fnum (AKA "dd1") and subtracting 3 makes it a 
proper fd.
But this is something for tomorrow...

Bye, Jojo


PS: one of these commands is 'pstate' and here's the output (somewhat verbose, 
the relevant part at the end)
$ pstate 728694845
  PSTATE - T0705AAF (H01) (03MAY2008)
(C)1981 Tandem (C)2004 Hewlett Packard Development Company, L.P.
PSTATE for Guardian T06 on December 21, 2011 10:55:28.02 (LCT)
 Target process: pin 720 in cpu 1, \HPITUG.$:1:720:20012474
                             OSS Pid:  728694845
      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PICELFPRG
      loadfile name: /usr/local/Floss/coreutils-8.14/src/rm
                     \HPITUG.$SAS106.ZYQL0CAL.Z0009JRT

      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PUBLICLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/zdll012/zossfdll

      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PUBLICLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/zdll012/zi18ndll

      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PUBLICLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/zdll012/zicnvdll

      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PUBLICLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/zdll012/zutildll

      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PUBLICLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/zdll012/zcrtldll

      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PUBLICLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/zdll012/zosskdll

      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PUBLICLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/zdll012/zcredll

      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PUBLICLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/zdll012/zosscdll

      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PUBLICLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/zdll012/zsecdll

      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PUBLICLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/zdll012/zossedll

      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PUBLICLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/zdll012/zosshdll

      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PUBLICLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/zdll012/zrlddll

      loadfile type: MAYSETBPT,OSSPROCESS,PUBLICLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/zdll012/zinetdll

      loadfile type: OSSPROCESS,IMPLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/sys05/initdll

      loadfile type: OSSPROCESS,IMPLIB,PICELFDLL
      loadfile name: /G/system/sys05/mcpdll

               swap:  \HPITUG.$SAS106.#0
      extended swap:
            segment:  Id: 2046
              Add: x6CA00000 Size: 147456 Max: 2097152
              Flat,Unaliased,KMS Backed

      home terminal:  \HPITUG.$ZPTY.#ZWN0115

  Initial priority was 150, current priority is 150.
  Process Wait State: x0000
    waiting on :

  Process access ID (PAID): ITUGLIB .JOJO    ,   100,4
  Process State: x0009
    INSPECT BREAKPOINT

  Creator proc : , Id: ITUGLIB .JOJO    ,   100,4
  Process Creation Time: December 21, 2011 10:52:52.420787 (LCT)
 Process Execution Time: 0:0:0.001262

  Only the process creator may stop this process.
  No-one has tried to stop this process.

Procedure call trace:
  rpl_opendir + 0x90 (UCr)
  opendir_safer + 0x90 (UCr)
  fd_clone_opendir + 0x3D0 (UCr)
  fdopendir_with_dup + 0x340 (UCr)
  fdopendir + 0xD0 (UCr)
  opendirat + 0x230 (UCr)
  fts_build + 0x7A0 (UCr)
  fts_read + 0xE50 (UCr)
  rm + 0x210 (UCr)
  main + 0x1290 (UCr)
  _MAIN + 0x80 (UCr)

Process memory values and other counters.
    PFS        Current 13624, Size 31384, Max 33554432
    Main Stack Origin  x70000000,  Size 262144, Max 2097152
    Priv Stack Origin  x6DFE0000,  Size 65536, Max 901120
    Heap       Origin  x080CA800,  Size 32768, Max 1609783296
    Globals    Origin  x08000000,  Size 827392
    KMSF Guarantee     0
    Resident memory pages   41
    Messages   Sent 51, Received 2
    $RECEIVE   Current QLength 0
    Page faults        42

 Fnum        Filename                            Type     Styp Lsterr
 ---- --------------------------------------- ----------- ---- ------

    7                                         POSIX dir open        0
      /tmp/foo

    6                                         OSS open              0
      /tmp/foo

    5 \HPITUG.$ZPTY.#ZWN0115                  OSS open              0
      /G/zpty/#zwn0115

    4 \HPITUG.$ZPTY.#ZWN0115                  OSS open              0
      /G/zpty/#zwn0115

    3 \HPITUG.$ZPTY.#ZWN0115                  OSS open              0
      /G/zpty/#zwn0115

    2                                         Current dir           0
      /home/jojo

    1                                         Root dir              0
      /





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