2 Bacula® - The Network Backup Solution
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29 * Volume management functions for Storage Daemon
33 * Split from reserve.c October 2008
35 * Version $Id: reserve.c 7380 2008-07-14 10:42:59Z kerns $
42 const int dbglvl = 150;
44 static dlist *vol_list = NULL;
45 static brwlock_t vol_list_lock;
46 static dlist *read_vol_list = NULL;
47 static pthread_mutex_t read_vol_lock = PTHREAD_MUTEX_INITIALIZER;
49 /* Forward referenced functions */
50 static void free_vol_item(VOLRES *vol);
51 static VOLRES *new_vol_item(DCR *dcr, const char *VolumeName);
54 * For append volumes the key is the VolumeName.
56 static int my_compare(void *item1, void *item2)
58 return strcmp(((VOLRES *)item1)->vol_name, ((VOLRES *)item2)->vol_name);
62 * For read volumes the key is JobId, VolumeName.
64 static int read_compare(void *item1, void *item2)
66 VOLRES *vol1 = (VOLRES *)item1;
67 VOLRES *vol2 = (VOLRES *)item2;
69 if (vol1->get_jobid() == vol2->get_jobid()) {
70 return strcmp(vol1->vol_name, vol2->vol_name);
72 if (vol1->get_jobid() < vol2->get_jobid()) {
79 bool is_vol_list_empty()
81 return vol_list->empty();
84 int vol_list_lock_count = 0;
87 * Initialized the main volume list. Note, we are using a recursive lock.
89 void init_vol_list_lock()
92 if ((errstat=rwl_init(&vol_list_lock)) != 0) {
94 Emsg1(M_ABORT, 0, _("Unable to initialize volume list lock. ERR=%s\n"),
95 be.bstrerror(errstat));
99 void term_vol_list_lock()
101 rwl_destroy(&vol_list_lock);
107 * This allows a given thread to recursively call to lock_volumes()
112 vol_list_lock_count++;
113 if ((errstat=rwl_writelock(&vol_list_lock)) != 0) {
115 Emsg2(M_ABORT, 0, "rwl_writelock failure. stat=%d: ERR=%s\n",
116 errstat, be.bstrerror(errstat));
120 void _unlock_volumes()
123 vol_list_lock_count--;
124 if ((errstat=rwl_writeunlock(&vol_list_lock)) != 0) {
126 Emsg2(M_ABORT, 0, "rwl_writeunlock failure. stat=%d: ERR=%s\n",
127 errstat, be.bstrerror(errstat));
131 void lock_read_volumes()
136 void unlock_read_volumes()
142 * Add a volume to the read list.
143 * Note, we use VOLRES because it simplifies the code
144 * even though, the only part of VOLRES that we need is
145 * the volume name. The same volume may be in the list
146 * multiple times, but each one is distinguished by the
147 * JobId. We use JobId, VolumeName as the key.
148 * We can get called multiple times for the same volume because
149 * when parsing the bsr, the volume name appears multiple times.
151 void add_read_volume(JCR *jcr, const char *VolumeName)
156 nvol = new_vol_item(NULL, VolumeName);
157 nvol->set_jobid(jcr->JobId);
158 vol = (VOLRES *)read_vol_list->binary_insert(nvol, read_compare);
161 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "read_vol=%s JobId=%d already in list.\n", VolumeName, jcr->JobId);
163 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "add read_vol=%s JobId=%d\n", VolumeName, jcr->JobId);
165 unlock_read_volumes();
169 * Remove a given volume name from the read list.
171 void remove_read_volume(JCR *jcr, const char *VolumeName)
175 vol.vol_name = bstrdup(VolumeName);
176 vol.set_jobid(jcr->JobId);
177 fvol = (VOLRES *)read_vol_list->binary_search(&vol, read_compare);
180 Dmsg3(dbglvl, "remove_read_vol=%s JobId=%d found=%d\n", VolumeName, jcr->JobId, fvol!=NULL);
182 debug_list_volumes("remove_read_volume");
184 read_vol_list->remove(fvol);
187 unlock_read_volumes();
191 * List Volumes -- this should be moved to status.c
198 void debug_list_volumes(const char *imsg)
201 POOL_MEM msg(PM_MESSAGE);
204 foreach_dlist(vol, vol_list) {
206 Mmsg(msg, "List %s: %s in_use=%d on device %s\n", imsg,
207 vol->vol_name, vol->is_in_use(), vol->dev->print_name());
209 Mmsg(msg, "List %s: %s in_use=%d no dev\n", imsg, vol->vol_name,
212 Dmsg1(dbglvl, "%s", msg.c_str());
220 * List Volumes -- this should be moved to status.c
222 void list_volumes(void sendit(const char *msg, int len, void *sarg), void *arg)
225 POOL_MEM msg(PM_MESSAGE);
229 foreach_dlist(vol, vol_list) {
230 DEVICE *dev = vol->dev;
232 len = Mmsg(msg, "%s on device %s\n", vol->vol_name, dev->print_name());
233 sendit(msg.c_str(), len, arg);
234 len = Mmsg(msg, " Reader=%d writers=%d devres=%d volinuse=%d\n",
235 dev->can_read()?1:0, dev->num_writers, dev->num_reserved(),
237 sendit(msg.c_str(), len, arg);
239 len = Mmsg(msg, "%s no device. volinuse= %d\n", vol->vol_name,
241 sendit(msg.c_str(), len, arg);
247 foreach_dlist(vol, read_vol_list) {
248 len = Mmsg(msg, "%s read volume JobId=%d\n", vol->vol_name,
250 sendit(msg.c_str(), len, arg);
252 unlock_read_volumes();
257 * Create a Volume item to put in the Volume list
258 * Ensure that the device points to it.
260 static VOLRES *new_vol_item(DCR *dcr, const char *VolumeName)
263 vol = (VOLRES *)malloc(sizeof(VOLRES));
264 memset(vol, 0, sizeof(VOLRES));
265 vol->vol_name = bstrdup(VolumeName);
268 Dmsg3(dbglvl, "new Vol=%s at %p dev=%s\n",
269 VolumeName, vol->vol_name, vol->dev->print_name());
274 static void free_vol_item(VOLRES *vol)
289 * Put a new Volume entry in the Volume list. This
290 * effectively reserves the volume so that it will
291 * not be mounted again.
293 * If the device has any current volume associated with it,
294 * and it is a different Volume, and the device is not busy,
295 * we release the old Volume item and insert the new one.
297 * It is assumed that the device is free and locked so that
298 * we can change the device structure.
300 * Some details of the Volume list handling:
302 * 1. The Volume list entry must be attached to the drive (rather than
303 * attached to a job as it currently is. I.e. the drive that "owns"
304 * the volume (in use, mounted)
305 * must point to the volume (still to be maintained in a list).
307 * 2. The Volume is entered in the list when a drive is reserved.
309 * 3. When a drive is in use, the device code must appropriately update the
310 * volume name as it changes (currently the list is static -- an entry is
311 * removed when the Volume is no longer reserved, in use or mounted).
312 * The new code must keep the same list entry as long as the drive
313 * has any volume associated with it but the volume name in the list
314 * must be updated when the drive has a different volume mounted.
316 * 4. A job that has reserved a volume, can un-reserve the volume, and if the
317 * volume is not mounted, and not reserved, and not in use, it will be
318 * removed from the list.
320 * 5. If a job wants to reserve a drive with a different Volume from the one on
321 * the drive, it can re-use the drive for the new Volume.
323 * 6. If a job wants a Volume that is in a different drive, it can either use the
324 * other drive or take the volume, only if the other drive is not in use or
327 * One nice aspect of this is that the reserve use count and the writer use count
328 * already exist and are correctly programmed and will need no changes -- use
329 * counts are always very tricky.
331 * The old code had a concept of "reserving" a Volume, but was changed
332 * to reserving and using a drive. A volume is must be attached to (owned by) a
333 * drive and can move from drive to drive or be unused given certain specific
334 * conditions of the drive. The key is that the drive must "own" the Volume.
335 * The old code had the job (dcr) owning the volume (more or less). The job was
336 * to change the insertion and removal of the volumes from the list to be based
337 * on the drive rather than the job.
339 * Return: VOLRES entry on success
340 * NULL volume busy on another drive
342 VOLRES *reserve_volume(DCR *dcr, const char *VolumeName)
345 DEVICE * volatile dev = dcr->dev;
349 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "enter reserve_volume=%s drive=%s\n", VolumeName,
350 dcr->dev->print_name());
352 * We lock the reservations system here to ensure
353 * when adding a new volume that no newly scheduled
354 * job can reserve it.
357 debug_list_volumes("begin reserve_volume");
359 * First, remove any old volume attached to this device as it
364 Dmsg4(dbglvl, "Vol attached=%s, newvol=%s volinuse=%d on %s\n",
365 vol->vol_name, VolumeName, vol->is_in_use(), dev->print_name());
367 * Make sure we don't remove the current volume we are inserting
368 * because it was probably inserted by another job, or it
369 * is not being used and is marked as not reserved.
371 if (strcmp(vol->vol_name, VolumeName) == 0) {
372 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "=== set reserved vol=%s dev=%s\n", VolumeName,
373 vol->dev->print_name());
374 goto get_out; /* Volume already on this device */
376 /* Don't release a volume if it was reserved by someone other than us */
377 if (vol->is_in_use() && !dcr->reserved_volume) {
378 Dmsg1(dbglvl, "Cannot free vol=%s. It is reserved.\n", vol->vol_name);
379 vol = NULL; /* vol in use */
382 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "reserve_vol free vol=%s at %p\n", vol->vol_name, vol->vol_name);
384 Dmsg0(50, "set_unload\n");
385 dev->set_unload(); /* have to unload current volume */
386 debug_list_volumes("reserve_vol free");
390 /* Create a new Volume entry */
391 nvol = new_vol_item(dcr, VolumeName);
394 * Now try to insert the new Volume
396 vol = (VOLRES *)vol_list->binary_insert(nvol, my_compare);
398 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "Found vol=%s dev-same=%d\n", vol->vol_name, dev==vol->dev);
400 * At this point, a Volume with this name already is in the list,
401 * so we simply release our new Volume entry. Note, this should
402 * only happen if we are moving the volume from one drive to another.
404 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "reserve_vol free-tmp vol=%s at %p\n",
405 vol->vol_name, vol->vol_name);
407 * Clear dev pointer so that free_vol_item() doesn't
408 * take away our volume.
410 nvol->dev = NULL; /* don't zap dev entry */
414 * Check if we are trying to use the Volume on a different drive
416 * vol->dev is where the Volume we want is
418 if (dev != vol->dev) {
419 /* Caller wants to switch Volume to another device */
420 if (!vol->dev->is_busy() && !vol->is_swapping()) {
422 Dmsg3(dbglvl, "==== Swap vol=%s from dev=%s to %s\n",
423 VolumeName, vol->dev->print_name(), dev->print_name());
424 free_volume(dev); /* free any volume attached to our drive */
425 Dmsg0(50, "set_unload\n");
426 dev->set_unload(); /* Unload any volume that is on our drive */
427 dcr->dev = vol->dev; /* temp point to other dev */
428 slot = get_autochanger_loaded_slot(dcr); /* get slot on other drive */
429 dcr->dev = dev; /* restore dev */
430 vol->set_slot(slot); /* save slot */
431 vol->dev->set_unload(); /* unload the other drive */
432 vol->set_swapping(); /* swap from other drive */
433 dev->swap_dev = vol->dev; /* remember to get this vol */
434 dev->set_load(); /* then reload on our drive */
435 vol->dev->vol = NULL; /* remove volume from other drive */
436 vol->dev = dev; /* point the Volume at our drive */
437 dev->vol = vol; /* point our drive at the Volume */
439 Dmsg3(dbglvl, "==== Swap not possible Vol busy vol=%s from dev=%s to %s\n",
440 VolumeName, vol->dev->print_name(), dev->print_name());
441 vol = NULL; /* device busy */
448 dev->vol = vol; /* point to newly inserted volume */
453 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "=== set in_use. vol=%s dev=%s\n", vol->vol_name,
454 vol->dev->print_name());
456 dcr->reserved_volume = true;
457 bstrncpy(dcr->VolumeName, vol->vol_name, sizeof(dcr->VolumeName));
459 debug_list_volumes("end new volume");
465 * Switch from current device to given device
469 void switch_device(DCR *dcr, DEVICE *dev)
474 memcpy(&save_dcr, dcr, sizeof(save_dcr));
475 clean_device(dcr); /* clean up the dcr */
477 dcr->dev = dev; /* get new device pointer */
478 Jmsg(dcr->jcr, M_INFO, 0, _("Device switch. New device %s chosen.\n"),
479 dcr->dev->print_name());
481 bstrncpy(dcr->VolumeName, save_dcr.VolumeName, sizeof(dcr->VolumeName));
482 bstrncpy(dcr->media_type, save_dcr.media_type, sizeof(dcr->media_type));
483 dcr->VolCatInfo.Slot = save_dcr.VolCatInfo.Slot;
484 bstrncpy(dcr->pool_name, save_dcr.pool_name, sizeof(dcr->pool_name));
485 bstrncpy(dcr->pool_type, save_dcr.pool_type, sizeof(dcr->pool_type));
486 bstrncpy(dcr->dev_name, dev->dev_name, sizeof(dcr->dev_name));
488 // dcr->set_reserved();
495 * Search for a Volume name in the Volume list.
497 * Returns: VOLRES entry on success
498 * NULL if the Volume is not in the list
500 VOLRES *find_volume(const char *VolumeName)
504 if (vol_list->empty()) {
507 /* Do not lock reservations here */
509 vol.vol_name = bstrdup(VolumeName);
510 fvol = (VOLRES *)vol_list->binary_search(&vol, my_compare);
512 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "find_vol=%s found=%d\n", VolumeName, fvol!=NULL);
513 debug_list_volumes("find_volume");
519 * Search for a Volume name in the read Volume list.
521 * Returns: VOLRES entry on success
522 * NULL if the Volume is not in the list
524 static VOLRES *find_read_volume(const char *VolumeName)
528 if (read_vol_list->empty()) {
531 /* Do not lock reservations here */
533 vol.vol_name = bstrdup(VolumeName);
534 /* Note, we do want a simple my_compare on volume name only here */
535 fvol = (VOLRES *)read_vol_list->binary_search(&vol, my_compare);
537 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "find_read_vol=%s found=%d\n", VolumeName, fvol!=NULL);
538 unlock_read_volumes();
544 * Free a Volume from the Volume list if it is no longer used
545 * Note, for tape drives we want to remember where the Volume
546 * was when last used, so rather than free the volume entry,
547 * we simply mark it "not reserved" so when the drive is really
548 * needed for another volume, we can reuse it.
550 * Returns: true if the Volume found and "removed" from the list
551 * false if the Volume is not in the list or is in use
553 bool volume_unused(DCR *dcr)
555 DEVICE *dev = dcr->dev;
558 Dmsg1(dbglvl, "vol_unused: no vol on %s\n", dev->print_name());
559 debug_list_volumes("null vol cannot unreserve_volume");
562 if (dev->vol->is_swapping()) {
563 Dmsg1(dbglvl, "vol_unused: vol being swapped on %s\n", dev->print_name());
564 Dmsg1(dbglvl, "=== clear in_use vol=%s\n", dev->vol->vol_name);
565 dev->vol->clear_in_use();
566 debug_list_volumes("swapping vol cannot free_volume");
571 * If this is a tape, we do not free the volume, rather we wait
572 * until the autoloader unloads it, or until another tape is
573 * explicitly read in this drive. This allows the SD to remember
574 * where the tapes are or last were.
576 Dmsg4(dbglvl, "=== set not reserved vol=%s num_writers=%d dev_reserved=%d dev=%s\n",
577 dev->vol->vol_name, dev->num_writers, dev->num_reserved(), dev->print_name());
578 Dmsg1(dbglvl, "=== clear in_use vol=%s\n", dev->vol->vol_name);
579 dev->vol->clear_in_use();
580 if (dev->is_tape() || dev->is_autochanger()) {
584 * Note, this frees the volume reservation entry, but the
585 * file descriptor remains open with the OS.
587 return free_volume(dev);
592 * Unconditionally release the volume entry
594 bool free_volume(DEVICE *dev)
598 if (dev->vol == NULL) {
599 Dmsg1(dbglvl, "No vol on dev %s\n", dev->print_name());
604 /* Don't free a volume while it is being swapped */
605 if (!vol->is_swapping()) {
606 Dmsg1(dbglvl, "=== clear in_use vol=%s\n", dev->vol->vol_name);
608 vol_list->remove(vol);
609 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "=== remove volume %s dev=%s\n", vol->vol_name, dev->print_name());
611 debug_list_volumes("free_volume");
618 /* Create the Volume list */
619 void create_volume_lists()
622 if (vol_list == NULL) {
623 vol_list = New(dlist(vol, &vol->link));
625 if (read_vol_list == NULL) {
626 read_vol_list = New(dlist(vol, &vol->link));
631 * Free normal append volumes list
633 static void free_volume_list()
638 foreach_dlist(vol, vol_list) {
640 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "free vol_list Volume=%s dev=%s\n", vol->vol_name, vol->dev->print_name());
642 Dmsg1(dbglvl, "free vol_list Volume=%s No dev\n", vol->vol_name);
645 vol->vol_name = NULL;
653 /* Release all Volumes from the list */
654 void free_volume_lists()
658 free_volume_list(); /* normal append list */
662 foreach_dlist(vol, read_vol_list) {
664 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "free read_vol_list Volume=%s dev=%s\n", vol->vol_name, vol->dev->print_name());
666 Dmsg1(dbglvl, "free read_vol_list Volume=%s No dev\n", vol->vol_name);
669 vol->vol_name = NULL;
671 delete read_vol_list;
672 read_vol_list = NULL;
673 unlock_read_volumes();
678 * Determine if caller can write on volume
680 bool DCR::can_i_write_volume()
685 vol = find_read_volume(VolumeName);
686 unlock_read_volumes();
688 Dmsg1(100, "Found in read list; cannot write vol=%s\n", VolumeName);
691 return can_i_use_volume();
695 * Determine if caller can read or write volume
697 bool DCR::can_i_use_volume()
703 vol = find_volume(VolumeName);
705 Dmsg1(dbglvl, "Vol=%s not in use.\n", VolumeName);
706 goto get_out; /* vol not in list */
708 ASSERT(vol->dev != NULL);
710 if (dev == vol->dev) { /* same device OK */
711 Dmsg1(dbglvl, "Vol=%s on same dev.\n", VolumeName);
714 Dmsg3(dbglvl, "Vol=%s on %s we have %s\n", VolumeName,
715 vol->dev->print_name(), dev->print_name());
717 /* ***FIXME*** check this ... */
718 if (!vol->dev->is_busy()) {
719 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "Vol=%s dev=%s not busy.\n", VolumeName, vol->dev->print_name());
722 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "Vol=%s dev=%s busy.\n", VolumeName, vol->dev->print_name());
724 Dmsg2(dbglvl, "Vol=%s in use by %s.\n", VolumeName, vol->dev->print_name());
734 * Create a temporary copy of the volume list. We do this,
735 * to avoid having the volume list locked during the
736 * call to reserve_device(), which would cause a deadlock.
737 * Note, we may want to add an update counter on the vol_list
738 * so that if it is modified while we are traversing the copy
739 * we can take note and act accordingly (probably redo the
740 * search at least a few times).
742 dlist *dup_vol_list(JCR *jcr)
744 dlist *temp_vol_list;
748 Dmsg0(dbglvl, "lock volumes\n");
750 Dmsg0(dbglvl, "duplicate vol list\n");
751 temp_vol_list = New(dlist(vol, &vol->link));
752 foreach_dlist(vol, vol_list) {
754 VOLRES *tvol = (VOLRES *)malloc(sizeof(VOLRES));
755 memset(tvol, 0, sizeof(VOLRES));
756 tvol->vol_name = bstrdup(vol->vol_name);
757 tvol->dev = vol->dev;
758 nvol = (VOLRES *)temp_vol_list->binary_insert(tvol, my_compare);
760 tvol->dev = NULL; /* don't zap dev entry */
762 Pmsg0(000, "Logic error. Duplicating vol list hit duplicate.\n");
763 Jmsg(jcr, M_WARNING, 0, "Logic error. Duplicating vol list hit duplicate.\n");
766 Dmsg0(dbglvl, "unlock volumes\n");
768 return temp_vol_list;
772 * Free the specified temp list.
774 void free_temp_vol_list(dlist *temp_vol_list)
776 dlist *save_vol_list;
779 save_vol_list = vol_list;
780 vol_list = temp_vol_list;
781 free_volume_list(); /* release temp_vol_list */
782 vol_list = save_vol_list;
783 Dmsg0(dbglvl, "deleted temp vol list\n");
784 Dmsg0(dbglvl, "unlock volumes\n");
786 debug_list_volumes("after free temp table");