test-journal: Test bisecting reads when missing per-data entry array

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Chris Down
2026-06-17 21:12:28 +08:00
parent b9d0960bac
commit 1041959395

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@@ -404,6 +404,92 @@ TEST(recover_truncated_linear) {
test_recover_truncated_linear_one(/* zeroed_tail= */ true);
}
static void test_recover_truncated_indexed_one(bool zeroed_tail) {
_cleanup_(mmap_cache_unrefp) MMapCache *m = NULL;
dual_timestamp ts;
JournalFile *f;
Object *o, *d;
EntryArrayCut cut;
uint64_t file_size;
static const char field[] = "FOO=bar";
char t[] = "/var/tmp/journal-XXXXXX";
/* The same vague idea as above with the truncation, but this time it's the bisection case since the
* per-data entry array is missing. */
ASSERT_NOT_NULL(m = mmap_cache_new());
mkdtemp_chdir_chattr(t);
ASSERT_OK_ZERO(journal_file_open(
-EBADF, "test.journal", O_RDWR|O_CREAT, JOURNAL_COMPRESS, 0666, UINT64_MAX,
/* metrics= */ NULL, m, /* template= */ NULL, &f));
dual_timestamp_now(&ts);
for (unsigned i = 0; i < 200; i++) {
struct iovec iovec = IOVEC_MAKE_STRING(field);
ASSERT_OK_ZERO(journal_file_append_entry(
f, &ts, /* boot_id= */ NULL, &iovec, 1,
/* seqnum= */ NULL, /* seqnum_id= */ NULL,
/* ret_object= */ NULL, /* ret_offset= */ NULL));
}
ASSERT_EQ(journal_file_find_data_object(f, field, strlen(field), &d, /* ret_offset= */ NULL), 1);
cut = find_entry_array_cut(f, le64toh(d->data.entry_array_offset));
file_size = (uint64_t) f->last_stat.st_size;
ASSERT_GT(file_size, cut.offset);
(void) journal_file_offline_close(f);
/* Remove the final per-data array object. The data object's n_entries now overcounts the per-data
* arrays on disk */
ASSERT_OK_ERRNO(truncate("test.journal", (int64_t) cut.offset));
if (zeroed_tail)
ASSERT_OK_ERRNO(truncate("test.journal", (int64_t) file_size));
ASSERT_OK_ZERO(journal_file_open(
-EBADF, "test.journal", O_RDONLY, JOURNAL_COMPRESS, 0666, UINT64_MAX,
/* metrics= */ NULL, m, /* template= */ NULL, &f));
ASSERT_EQ(journal_file_find_data_object(f, field, strlen(field), &d, /* ret_offset= */ NULL), 1);
/* Seeking up for the largest possible seqnum walks into the missing tail array, and must fall back
* to the last entry that actually survived rather than failing the query. */
ASSERT_EQ(journal_file_move_to_entry_by_seqnum_for_data(
f, d, UINT64_MAX, DIRECTION_UP, &o, /* ret_offset= */ NULL), 1);
ASSERT_EQ(le64toh(o->entry.seqnum), cut.last_surviving_seqnum);
ASSERT_LT(le64toh(o->entry.seqnum), UINT64_C(200));
/* Seeking down past everything that survived also walks into the missing array, and must report no
* match rather than propagating the read error to the caller. */
ASSERT_OK_ZERO(journal_file_move_to_entry_by_seqnum_for_data(
f, d, UINT64_MAX, DIRECTION_DOWN, &o, /* ret_offset= */ NULL));
/* A seqnum that only existed in the lost region must degrade to no match, not a false hit (on an
* intact file this seqnum would have matched). */
ASSERT_OK_ZERO(journal_file_move_to_entry_by_seqnum_for_data(
f, d, cut.last_surviving_seqnum + 1, DIRECTION_DOWN, &o, /* ret_offset= */ NULL));
/* The head of the chain is intact, so a downward seek from the start still finds the first entry. */
ASSERT_EQ(journal_file_move_to_entry_by_seqnum_for_data(
f, d, 0, DIRECTION_DOWN, &o, /* ret_offset= */ NULL), 1);
ASSERT_EQ(le64toh(o->entry.seqnum), UINT64_C(1));
(void) journal_file_close(f);
if (arg_keep)
log_info("Not removing %s", t);
else
ASSERT_OK(rm_rf(t, REMOVE_ROOT | REMOVE_PHYSICAL));
}
TEST(recover_truncated_indexed) {
ASSERT_OK_ERRNO(setenv("SYSTEMD_JOURNAL_COMPACT", "0", 1));
test_recover_truncated_indexed_one(/* zeroed_tail= */ false);
test_recover_truncated_indexed_one(/* zeroed_tail= */ true);
ASSERT_OK_ERRNO(setenv("SYSTEMD_JOURNAL_COMPACT", "1", 1));
test_recover_truncated_indexed_one(/* zeroed_tail= */ false);
test_recover_truncated_indexed_one(/* zeroed_tail= */ true);
}
static int intro(void) {
arg_keep = saved_argc > 1;