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crash.sh script attached to FreeNAS bug 4109: https://bugs.freenas.org/issues/4109 Three are in the snapshot layer: a) AVG explains in his notes: https://wiki.freebsd.org/AvgVfsSolarisVsFreeBSD "VOP_INACTIVE must not do any destructive actions to a vnode and its filesystem node, nor invalidate them in any way." gfs_vop_inactive and zfsctl_snapshot_inactive did just that. In OpenSolaris VOP_INACTIVE is much closer to FreeBSD's VOP_RECLAIM. Rename & move them to gfs_vop_reclaim and zfsctl_snapshot_reclaim and merge in the requisite vnode_destroy from zfsctl_common_reclaim. b) gfs_lookup_dot and various zfsctl functions do not honor the FreeBSD VFS convention of only locking from the root downward. When looking up ".." the convention is to drop the current leaf vnode lock before acquiring the directory vnode and then subsequently re-acquiring the lock on the leaf vnode. This fixes that in all the places that our exercised by crash.sh. c) The snapshot may already be unmounted when the directory vnode is reclaimed. Check for this case and return. One in the common layer: d) Callers of traverse expect the reference to the vnode passed in to be maintained. Don't release it. This last one may be an unclear contract. There may in fact be some callers that do expect the reference to be dropped on success in addition to callers that expect it to be released. In this case a further audit of the callers is needed and a consensus on the correct behavior. PR: 184677 Submitted by: kmacy Reviewed by: delphij, will, avg MFC after: 2 weeks Sponsored by: iXsystems |
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