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24 * Author: James Simmons <jsimmons@infradead.org>
32 #include <linux/lnet/lnet-nl.h>
33 #include "liblnetconfig.h"
36 #define fallthrough do {} while (0) /* fallthrough */
39 #ifndef SOL_NETLINK /* for glibc < 2.24 */
40 # define SOL_NETLINK 270
43 #ifndef NETLINK_EXT_ACK
44 #define NETLINK_EXT_ACK 11
47 #ifndef NLM_F_ACK_TLVS
48 #define NLM_F_ACK_TLVS 0x200 /* extended ACK TVLs were included */
51 #ifndef NLA_NUL_STRING
52 # define NLA_NUL_STRING 10
59 #ifndef HAVE_NLA_GET_S32
64 * Return payload of 32 bit signed integer attribute.
66 * @arg nla 32 bit integer attribute.
68 * @return Payload as 32 bit integer.
70 int32_t nla_get_s32(const struct nlattr *nla)
72 return *(const int32_t *) nla_data(nla);
74 #endif /* ! HAVE_NLA_GET_S32 */
76 #ifndef HAVE_NLA_GET_S64
81 * Return payload of s64 attribute
83 * @arg nla s64 netlink attribute
85 * @return Payload as 64 bit integer.
87 int64_t nla_get_s64(const struct nlattr *nla)
91 if (nla && nla_len(nla) >= sizeof(tmp))
92 memcpy(&tmp, nla_data(nla), sizeof(tmp));
97 #define NLA_PUT_S64(msg, attrtype, value) \
98 NLA_PUT_TYPE(msg, int64_t, attrtype, value)
100 #endif /* ! HAVE_NLA_GET_S64 */
103 * Set NETLINK_BROADCAST_ERROR flags on socket to report ENOBUFS errors.
105 * @sk Socket to change the flags.
107 * Return 0 on success or a Netlink error code.
109 int nl_socket_enable_broadcast_error(struct nl_sock *sk)
111 const int state = 1; /* enable errors */
114 if (nl_socket_get_fd(sk) < 0)
115 return -NLE_BAD_SOCK;
117 err = setsockopt(nl_socket_get_fd(sk), SOL_NETLINK,
118 NETLINK_BROADCAST_ERROR, &state, sizeof(state));
120 return -nl_syserr2nlerr(errno);
126 * Enable/disable extending ACK for netlink socket. Used for
127 * sending extra debugging information.
129 * @arg sk Netlink socket.
130 * @arg state New state (0 - disabled, 1 - enabled)
132 * @return 0 on success or a negative error code
134 int nl_socket_set_ext_ack(struct nl_sock *sk, int state)
138 if (nl_socket_get_fd(sk) < 0)
139 return -NLE_BAD_SOCK;
141 err = setsockopt(nl_socket_get_fd(sk), SOL_NETLINK,
142 NETLINK_EXT_ACK, &state, sizeof(state));
143 if (err < 0 && errno != ENOPROTOOPT)
144 return -nl_syserr2nlerr(errno);
150 * Create a Netlink socket
152 * @sk The nl_sock which we used to handle the Netlink
154 * @async_events tell the Netlink socket this will receive asynchronous
157 * Return 0 on success or a negative error code.
159 int lustre_netlink_register(struct nl_sock *sk, bool async_events)
163 rc = genl_connect(sk);
167 rc = nl_socket_enable_broadcast_error(sk);
171 rc = nl_socket_set_ext_ack(sk, true);
176 /* Required to receive async netlink event notifications */
177 nl_socket_disable_seq_check(sk);
178 /* Don't need ACK for events generated by kernel */
179 nl_socket_disable_auto_ack(sk);
186 * Filter Netlink socket by groups
189 * @family The family name of the Netlink socket.
190 * @group Netlink messages will only been sent if they belong to this
193 * Return 0 on success or a negative error code.
195 int lustre_netlink_add_group(struct nl_sock *nl, const char *family,
201 group_id = genl_ctrl_resolve_grp(nl, family, group);
205 /* subscribe to generic netlink multicast group */
206 return nl_socket_add_membership(nl, group_id);
209 /* A YAML file is used to describe data. In a YAML document the content is
210 * all about a collection of scalars used to create new data types such as
211 * key-value pairs. This allows complex documents to represent anything from
212 * a string to a tree.
216 * YAML scalars are a simple value which can be a string, number or Boolean.
217 * They are the simplest data types. They can exist in a YAML document but
218 * are typically used to build more complex data formats.
222 * In YAML collections are scalar elements presented in the form of
223 * an array, called a sequence, or mappings (hashes) that are scalar
224 * key value pairs. All elements belonging to the same collection are
225 * the lines that begin at the same indentation level
227 * Sequences use a dash followed by a space.
228 * Mappings use a colon followed by a space (: ) to mark each key/value pair:
230 * Collections can be represented in two forms, flow and block.
231 * Note they are equivalent. Example of block sequence is;
237 * and a block mapping example is:
243 * YAML flow styles for collections uses explicit indicators rather than
244 * indentation to denote scope.
246 * A sequence can be written as a comma separated list within
247 * square brackets ([]):
249 * [ PHP, Perl, Python ]
251 * A mapping can be written as a comma separated list of key/values within
254 * { PHP: 5.2, MySQL: 5.1, Apache: 2.2.20 }
256 * NOTE!! flow and block are equivalent.
260 * A list is a defined array of data which can be either an flow or block
261 * sequence. Lists can be nested. Example
263 * numbers: [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]
273 * Are comprised of a key: value format with contents indented. This is
274 * built on top of the flow or block mapping. Like lists they can be nested.
282 /* In YAML you have the concept of parsers and emitters. Parser
283 * consume YAML input from a file, character buffer, or in our
284 * case Netlink and emitters take data from some source and
285 * present it in a YAML format.
287 * In this section of the code we are handling the parsing of the
288 * Netlink packets coming in and using them to piece together a
289 * YAML document. We could in theory just dump a YAML document
290 * one line at a time over Netlink but the amount of data could
291 * become very large and impact performance. Additionally, having
292 * pseudo-YAML code in the kernel would be frowned on. We can
293 * optimize the network traffic by taking advantage of the fact
294 * that for key/value pairs the keys rarely change. We can
295 * break up the data into keys and the values. The first Netlink
296 * data packets received will be a nested keys table which we
297 * can cache locally. As we receive the value pairs we can then
298 * reconstruct the key : value pair by looking up the the key
299 * in the stored table. In effect we end up with a one key to
300 * many values stream of data.
302 * The data structures below are used to create a tree data
303 * structure which is the natural flow of both YAML and
306 struct yaml_nl_node {
307 struct nl_list_head list;
308 struct nl_list_head children;
309 struct ln_key_list keys;
312 struct yaml_netlink_input {
313 yaml_parser_t *parser;
321 unsigned int version;
322 struct yaml_nl_node *cur;
323 struct yaml_nl_node *root;
326 /* Sadly this is not exported out of libyaml. We want to
327 * give descent error message to help people track down
328 * issues. This is internal only to this code. The end
329 * user will never need to use this.
332 yaml_parser_set_reader_error(yaml_parser_t *parser, const char *problem,
333 size_t offset, int value)
335 parser->error = YAML_READER_ERROR;
336 parser->problem = problem;
337 parser->problem_offset = offset;
338 parser->problem_value = value;
343 /* This is used to handle all the Netlink packets containing the keys
344 * for the key/value pairs. Instead of creating unique code to handle
345 * every type of Netlink attributes possible we create a generic
346 * abstract so the same code be used with everything. To make this
347 * work the key table trasmitted must report the tree structure and
348 * state of the keys. We use nested attributes as a way to notify libyaml
349 * we have a new collection. This is used to create the tree structure
350 * of the YAML document. Each collection of attributes define the following:
352 * LN_SCALAR_ATTR_INDEX:
353 * enum XXX_ATTR that defines which value we are dealing with. This
354 * varies greatly depending on the subsystem we have developed for.
356 * LN_SCALAR_ATTR_NLA_TYPE:
357 * The Netlink attribute type (NLA_STRING, NLA_U32, etc..) the coming
360 * LN_SCALAR_ATTR_VALUE:
361 * The string represnting key's actually scalar value.
363 * LN_SCALAR_ATTR_INT_VALUE:
364 * For this case the key is an integer value. This shouldn't be
365 * sent for the receive case since we are going to just turn it
366 * into a string for YAML. Sending packets will make use of this.
368 * LN_SCALAR_ATTR_KEY_TYPE:
369 * What YAML format is it? block or flow. Only useful for
370 * LN_SCALAR_ATTR_NLA_TYPE of type NLA_NESTED or NLA_NUL_STRING
372 * LN_SCALAR_ATTR_LIST + LN_SCALAR_LIST_SIZE:
373 * Defined the next collection which is a collection of nested
374 * attributes of the above.
376 static struct nla_policy scalar_attr_policy[LN_SCALAR_MAX + 1] = {
377 [LN_SCALAR_ATTR_LIST] = { .type = NLA_NESTED },
378 [LN_SCALAR_ATTR_LIST_SIZE] = { .type = NLA_U16 },
379 [LN_SCALAR_ATTR_INDEX] = { .type = NLA_U16 },
380 [LN_SCALAR_ATTR_NLA_TYPE] = { .type = NLA_U16 },
381 [LN_SCALAR_ATTR_VALUE] = { .type = NLA_STRING },
382 [LN_SCALAR_ATTR_INT_VALUE] = { .type = NLA_S64 },
383 [LN_SCALAR_ATTR_KEY_FORMAT] = { .type = NLA_U16 },
386 static int yaml_parse_key_list(struct yaml_netlink_input *data,
387 struct yaml_nl_node *parent,
390 struct nlattr *tbl_info[LN_SCALAR_MAX + 1];
391 struct yaml_nl_node *node = NULL;
395 nla_for_each_nested(attr, list, rem) {
398 if (nla_parse_nested(tbl_info, LN_SCALAR_MAX, attr,
402 if (tbl_info[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_LIST_SIZE]) {
405 cnt = nla_get_u16(tbl_info[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_LIST_SIZE]) + 1;
407 size_t len = sizeof(struct nl_list_head) * 2;
409 len += sizeof(struct ln_key_props) * cnt;
410 node = calloc(1, len);
414 node->keys.lkl_maxattr = cnt;
415 NL_INIT_LIST_HEAD(&node->children);
416 nl_init_list_head(&node->list);
423 nl_list_add_tail(&node->list,
428 if (tbl_info[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_INDEX])
429 index = nla_get_u16(tbl_info[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_INDEX]);
431 if (!node || index == 0)
434 if (tbl_info[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_KEY_FORMAT]) {
437 format = nla_get_u16(tbl_info[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_KEY_FORMAT]);
438 node->keys.lkl_list[index].lkp_key_format = format;
441 if (tbl_info[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_NLA_TYPE]) {
444 type = nla_get_u16(tbl_info[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_NLA_TYPE]);
445 node->keys.lkl_list[index].lkp_data_type = type;
448 if (tbl_info[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_VALUE]) {
451 name = nla_strdup(tbl_info[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_VALUE]);
454 node->keys.lkl_list[index].lkp_value = name;
457 if (tbl_info[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_LIST]) {
458 int rc = yaml_parse_key_list(data, node,
459 tbl_info[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_LIST]);
467 static struct yaml_nl_node *get_next_child(struct yaml_nl_node *node,
470 struct yaml_nl_node *child;
473 nl_list_for_each_entry(child, &node->children, list)
481 * In the YAML C implementation the scanner transforms the input stream
482 * (Netlink in this case) into a sequence of keys. First we need to
483 * examine the potential keys involved to see the mapping to Netlink.
484 * We have chosen to examine the YAML stack with keys since they are
485 * more detailed when compared to yaml_document_t / yaml_nodes and
488 * STREAM-START(encoding) # The stream start.
489 * STREAM-END # The stream end.
490 * VERSION-DIRECTIVE(major,minor) # The '%YAML' directive.
491 * TAG-DIRECTIVE(handle,prefix) # The '%TAG' directive.
492 * DOCUMENT-START # '---'
493 * DOCUMENT-END # '...'
494 * BLOCK-SEQUENCE-START # Indentation increase denoting a block
495 * BLOCK-MAPPING-START # sequence or a block mapping.
496 * BLOCK-END # Indentation decrease.
497 * FLOW-SEQUENCE-START # '['
498 * FLOW-SEQUENCE-END # ']'
499 * FLOW-MAPPING-START # '{'
500 * FLOW-MAPPING-END # '}'
503 * KEY # '?' or nothing (simple keys).
505 * ALIAS(anchor) # '*anchor'
506 * ANCHOR(anchor) # '&anchor'
507 * TAG(handle,suffix) # '!handle!suffix'
508 * SCALAR(value,style) # A scalar.
510 * For our read_handler / write_handler STREAM-START / STREAM-END,
511 * VERSION-DIRECTIVE, and TAG-DIRECTIVE are hanndler by the libyaml
512 * internal scanner so we don't need to deal with it. Normally for
513 * LNet / Lustre DOCUMENT-START / DOCUMENT-END are not needed but it
514 * could be easily handled. In the case of multiplex streams we could
515 * see these used to differentiate data coming in.
517 * It is here we handle any simple scalars or values of the key /value
518 * pair. How the YAML document is formated is dependent on the key
521 static void yaml_parse_value_list(struct yaml_netlink_input *data, int *size,
522 struct nlattr *attr_array[],
523 struct ln_key_props *parent)
525 struct yaml_nl_node *node = data->cur;
526 struct ln_key_props *keys = node->keys.lkl_list;
527 int mapping = parent->lkp_key_format;
528 int child_idx = 0, len = 0, i;
530 for (i = 1; i < node->keys.lkl_maxattr; i++) {
533 attr = attr_array[i];
534 if (!attr && !keys[i].lkp_value)
537 if (keys[i].lkp_data_type != NLA_NUL_STRING &&
538 keys[i].lkp_data_type != NLA_NESTED) {
539 if (!attr && keys[i].lkp_data_type != NLA_FLAG)
542 if (!(mapping & LNKF_FLOW)) {
543 unsigned int indent = data->indent ?
546 memset(data->buffer, ' ', indent);
547 if (mapping & LNKF_SEQUENCE) {
548 ((char *)data->buffer)[indent - 2] = '-';
549 if (mapping & LNKF_MAPPING)
550 mapping &= ~LNKF_SEQUENCE;
552 data->buffer += indent;
556 if (mapping & LNKF_MAPPING) {
557 len = snprintf(data->buffer, *size, "%s: ",
566 switch (keys[i].lkp_data_type) {
568 struct yaml_nl_node *next = get_next_child(node,
570 int num = next->keys.lkl_maxattr;
571 struct nla_policy nest_policy[num];
572 struct yaml_nl_node *old;
573 struct nlattr *cnt_attr;
580 memset(nest_policy, 0, sizeof(struct nla_policy) * num);
581 for (j = 1; j < num; j++)
582 nest_policy[j].type = next->keys.lkl_list[j].lkp_data_type;
584 if (keys[i].lkp_key_format & LNKF_FLOW) {
587 if (keys[i].lkp_key_format &
590 len = snprintf(data->buffer, *size,
596 if (keys[i].lkp_key_format &
599 if (keys[i].lkp_key_format &
603 if (keys[i].lkp_value) {
604 len = snprintf(data->buffer,
621 nla_for_each_nested(cnt_attr, attr, rem) {
622 struct nlattr *nest_info[num];
624 if (nla_parse_nested(nest_info, num, cnt_attr,
628 data->indent += indent;
629 yaml_parse_value_list(data, size, nest_info,
631 data->indent -= indent;
634 if (keys[i].lkp_key_format & LNKF_FLOW) {
635 char *tmp = (char *)data->buffer - 2;
636 char *brace = " }\n";
638 if (keys[i].lkp_key_format &
642 memcpy(tmp, brace, strlen(brace));
652 if (data->cur != data->root)
655 /* The top level is special so only print
658 if (strlen(keys[i].lkp_value)) {
659 len = snprintf(data->buffer,
669 if (!(mapping & LNKF_FLOW)) {
670 if (mapping & LNKF_SEQUENCE)
672 else if (mapping & LNKF_MAPPING)
676 if (attr && parent->lkp_value) {
677 free(parent->lkp_value);
678 parent->lkp_value = nla_strdup(attr);
684 len = snprintf(data->buffer, *size, "%s",
685 nla_get_string(attr));
689 len = snprintf(data->buffer, *size, "%s",
690 attr ? "true" : "false");
694 len = snprintf(data->buffer, *size, "%hu",
699 len = snprintf(data->buffer, *size, "%u",
704 len = snprintf(data->buffer, *size, "%ju",
709 len = snprintf(data->buffer, *size, "%hd",
714 len = snprintf(data->buffer, *size, "%d",
719 len = snprintf(data->buffer, *size, "%jd",
727 if (mapping & LNKF_FLOW) {
728 strcat((char *)data->buffer, ", ");
731 if ((mapping == LNKF_SEQUENCE) &&
733 ((char *)data->buffer)[len++] = ':';
735 ((char *)data->buffer)[len++] = '\n';
739 } else if (len < 0) {
741 data->buffer -= data->indent + 2;
742 *size -= data->indent + 2;
747 /* This is the CB_VALID callback for the Netlink library that we
748 * have hooked into. Any successful Netlink message is passed to
749 * this function which handles both the incoming key tables and
750 * the values of the key/value pairs being received. We use
751 * the NLM_F_CREATE flag to determine if the incoming Netlink
752 * message is a key table or a packet containing value pairs.
754 static int yaml_netlink_msg_parse(struct nl_msg *msg, void *arg)
756 struct yaml_netlink_input *data = arg;
757 struct nlmsghdr *nlh = nlmsg_hdr(msg);
759 if (nlh->nlmsg_flags & NLM_F_CREATE) {
760 struct genlmsghdr *ghdr = genlmsg_hdr(nlh);
761 struct nlattr *attrs[LN_SCALAR_MAX + 1];
763 if (genlmsg_parse(nlh, 0, attrs, LN_SCALAR_MAX,
767 if (attrs[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_LIST]) {
768 int rc = yaml_parse_key_list(data, NULL,
769 attrs[LN_SCALAR_ATTR_LIST]);
773 /* reset to root node */
774 data->cur = data->root;
777 /* For streaming insert '---' to define start of
778 * YAML document. This allows use to extract
779 * documents out of a multiplexed stream.
782 char *start_doc = "---\n";
783 size_t len = strlen(start_doc) + 1;
785 strncpy(data->buffer, start_doc, len);
786 data->buffer += len - 1;
788 data->version = ghdr->version;
790 uint16_t maxtype = data->cur->keys.lkl_maxattr;
791 struct nla_policy policy[maxtype];
792 struct nlattr *attrs[maxtype];
795 memset(policy, 0, sizeof(struct nla_policy) * maxtype);
796 for (i = 1; i < maxtype; i++)
797 policy[i].type = data->cur->keys.lkl_list[i].lkp_data_type;
799 if (genlmsg_parse(nlh, 0, attrs, maxtype, policy))
802 size = data->parser->raw_buffer.end -
803 (unsigned char *)data->buffer;
804 yaml_parse_value_list(data, &size, attrs,
805 &data->cur->keys.lkl_list[1]);
808 /* Let yaml_netlink_msg_complete end collecting data */
812 /* This is the libnl callback for when an error has happened
813 * kernel side. An error message is sent back to the user.
815 static int yaml_netlink_msg_error(struct sockaddr_nl *who,
816 struct nlmsgerr *errmsg, void *arg)
818 struct nlmsghdr *nlh = (void *)errmsg - NLMSG_HDRLEN;
819 struct yaml_netlink_input *data = arg;
821 if ((nlh->nlmsg_type == NLMSG_ERROR ||
822 nlh->nlmsg_flags & NLM_F_ACK_TLVS) && errmsg->error) {
823 /* libyaml stomps on the reader error so we need to
824 * cache the source of the error.
826 const char *errstr = nl_geterror(nl_syserr2nlerr(errmsg->error));
828 #ifdef HAVE_USRSPC_NLMSGERR
829 /* Newer kernels support NLM_F_ACK_TLVS in nlmsg_flags
830 * which gives greater detail why we failed.
832 if ((nlh->nlmsg_flags & NLM_F_ACK_TLVS) &&
833 !(nlh->nlmsg_flags & NLM_F_CAPPED)) {
834 struct nlattr *head = ((void *)&errmsg->msg);
835 struct nlattr *tb[NLMSGERR_ATTR_MAX];
837 if (nla_parse(tb, NLMSGERR_ATTR_MAX, head,
838 nlmsg_attrlen(nlh, 0), NULL) == 0) {
839 if (tb[NLMSGERR_ATTR_MSG])
840 errstr = nla_strdup(tb[NLMSGERR_ATTR_MSG]);
843 #endif /* HAVE_USRSPC_NLMSGERR */
844 data->errmsg = errstr;
845 data->error = errmsg->error;
846 data->parser->error = YAML_READER_ERROR;
847 data->complete = true;
852 static bool cleanup_children(struct yaml_nl_node *parent)
854 struct yaml_nl_node *child;
856 if (nl_list_empty(&parent->children)) {
857 struct ln_key_props *keys = parent->keys.lkl_list;
860 for (i = 1; i < parent->keys.lkl_maxattr; i++)
861 if (keys[i].lkp_value)
862 free(keys[i].lkp_value);
863 nl_list_del(&parent->list);
867 while ((child = get_next_child(parent, 0)) != NULL) {
868 if (cleanup_children(child))
875 /* This is the libnl callback for when the last Netlink packet
876 * is finished being parsed or its called right away in case
877 * the Linux kernel reports back an error from the Netlink layer.
879 static int yaml_netlink_msg_complete(struct nl_msg *msg, void *arg)
881 struct yaml_netlink_input *data = arg;
882 struct nlmsghdr *nlh = nlmsg_hdr(msg);
884 /* For the case of NLM_F_DUMP the kernel will send error msgs
885 * yet not be labled NLMSG_ERROR which results in this code
886 * path being executed.
888 yaml_netlink_msg_error(NULL, nlmsg_data(nlh), arg);
889 if (data->parser->error == YAML_READER_ERROR)
892 /* Free internal data. */
894 cleanup_children(data->root);
899 /* For streaming insert '...' to define end of
903 char *end_doc = "...\n";
904 size_t len = strlen(end_doc) + 1;
906 strncpy(data->buffer, end_doc, len);
907 data->buffer += len - 1;
909 data->complete = true;
912 return data->async ? NL_OK : NL_STOP;
916 * In order for yaml_parser_set_input_netlink() to work we have to
917 * register a yaml_read_handler_t callback. This is that call back
918 * which listens for Netlink packets. Internally nl_recvmsg_report()
919 * calls the various callbacks discussed above.
921 static int yaml_netlink_read_handler(void *arg, unsigned char *buffer,
922 size_t size, size_t *size_read)
924 struct yaml_netlink_input *data = arg;
925 struct nl_sock *nl = data->nl;
929 if (data->complete) {
934 data->buffer = buffer;
936 cb = nl_socket_get_cb(nl);
937 rc = nl_recvmsgs_report(nl, cb);
938 if (rc == -NLE_INTR) {
941 } else if (!data->errmsg && rc < 0) {
942 data->errmsg = nl_geterror(rc);
944 } else if (data->parser->error) {
945 /* data->errmsg is set in NL_CB_FINISH */
949 rc = (unsigned char *)data->buffer - buffer;
957 /* libyaml by default just reports "input error" for parser read_handler_t
958 * issues which is not useful. This provides away to get better debugging
961 YAML_DECLARE(const char *)
962 yaml_parser_get_reader_error(yaml_parser_t *parser)
964 struct yaml_netlink_input *buf = parser->read_handler_data;
974 yaml_parser_get_reader_proto_version(yaml_parser_t *parser)
976 struct yaml_netlink_input *buf = parser->read_handler_data;
984 /* yaml_parser_set_input_netlink() mirrors the libyaml function
985 * yaml_parser_set_input_file(). Internally it does setup of the
986 * libnl socket callbacks to parse the Netlink messages received
987 * as well as register the special yaml_read_handler_t for libyaml.
988 * This is exposed for public use.
991 yaml_parser_set_input_netlink(yaml_parser_t *reply, struct nl_sock *nl,
994 struct yaml_netlink_input *buf;
997 buf = calloc(1, sizeof(*buf));
999 reply->error = YAML_MEMORY_ERROR;
1003 rc = lustre_netlink_register(nl, stream);
1005 yaml_parser_set_reader_error(reply,
1006 "netlink setup failed", 0,
1012 buf->async = stream;
1013 buf->parser = reply;
1014 yaml_parser_set_input(buf->parser, yaml_netlink_read_handler, buf);
1016 rc = nl_socket_modify_cb(buf->nl, NL_CB_VALID, NL_CB_CUSTOM,
1017 yaml_netlink_msg_parse, buf);
1019 yaml_parser_set_reader_error(reply,
1020 "netlink msg recv setup failed",
1025 rc = nl_socket_modify_cb(buf->nl, NL_CB_FINISH, NL_CB_CUSTOM,
1026 yaml_netlink_msg_complete, buf);
1028 yaml_parser_set_reader_error(reply,
1029 "netlink msg cleanup setup failed",
1034 rc = nl_socket_modify_err_cb(nl, NL_CB_CUSTOM, yaml_netlink_msg_error,
1037 yaml_parser_set_reader_error(reply,
1038 "failed to register error handling",
1044 return rc < 0 ? false : true;
1047 /* The role of the YAML emitter for us is to take a YAML document and
1048 * change into a Netlink stream to send to the kernel to be processed.
1049 * This provides the infrastructure to do this.
1051 struct yaml_netlink_output {
1052 yaml_emitter_t *emitter;
1062 /* Internal use for this file only. We fill in details of why creating
1063 * a Netlink packet to send failed. The end user will be able to debug
1067 yaml_emitter_set_writer_error(yaml_emitter_t *emitter, const char *problem)
1069 emitter->error = YAML_WRITER_ERROR;
1070 emitter->problem = problem;
1075 static unsigned int indent_level(const char *str)
1077 char *tmp = (char *)str;
1079 while (isspace(*tmp))
1086 static enum lnet_nl_key_format yaml_format_type(yaml_emitter_t *emitter,
1088 unsigned int *offset)
1090 unsigned int indent = *offset, new_indent = 0;
1091 enum lnet_nl_key_format fmt = 0;
1094 new_indent = indent_level(line);
1095 if (new_indent < indent) {
1096 *offset = indent - emitter->best_indent;
1100 if (strncmp(line + new_indent, "- ", 2) == 0) {
1101 memset(line + new_indent, ' ', 2);
1105 /* hdr: [ a : 1, b : 2, c : 3 ] */
1106 tmp = strstr(line + new_indent, ": ");
1108 tmp = line + new_indent;
1110 fmt |= LNKF_MAPPING;
1112 flow = strchr(line + new_indent, '{');
1114 flow = strchr(line + new_indent, '[');
1117 fmt &= ~LNKF_MAPPING;
1119 } else if (strchr(tmp, '}') || strchr(tmp, ']')) {
1120 if (strchr(tmp, ']'))
1121 fmt &= ~LNKF_MAPPING;
1125 if (indent != new_indent) {
1126 *offset = new_indent;
1127 fmt |= LNKF_SEQUENCE;
1133 static int yaml_fill_scalar_data(struct nl_msg *msg,
1134 enum lnet_nl_key_format fmt,
1137 char *sep = strstr(line, ": "); /* handle mappings */
1142 char *tmp = strchr(line, ':');
1144 if (tmp && strlen(tmp) == 1) /* handle simple scalar */
1150 if (strspn(line, "-0123456789") == strlen(line)) {
1151 num = strtoll(line, NULL, 0);
1153 NLA_PUT_S64(msg, LN_SCALAR_ATTR_INT_VALUE, num);
1155 NLA_PUT_STRING(msg, LN_SCALAR_ATTR_VALUE, line);
1158 if (fmt & LNKF_FLOW) {
1159 memset(line, ' ', strlen(line) + 1);
1160 goto nla_put_failure;
1163 if (fmt & LNKF_MAPPING && sep) {
1164 while (isspace(*sep))
1168 goto nla_put_failure;
1170 if (strspn(sep, "-0123456789") == strlen(sep)) {
1171 num = strtoll(sep, NULL, 0);
1172 NLA_PUT_S64(msg, LN_SCALAR_ATTR_INT_VALUE, num);
1174 NLA_PUT_STRING(msg, LN_SCALAR_ATTR_VALUE, sep);
1181 static int yaml_create_nested_list(struct yaml_netlink_output *out,
1182 struct nl_msg *msg, char **hdr,
1183 char **entry, unsigned int *indent,
1184 enum lnet_nl_key_format fmt)
1186 bool nested = fmt & LNKF_SEQUENCE;
1187 struct nlattr *list = NULL;
1191 /* Not needed for FLOW only case */
1193 list = nla_nest_start(msg, LN_SCALAR_ATTR_LIST);
1195 yaml_emitter_set_writer_error(out->emitter,
1196 "Emmitter netlink list creation failed");
1198 goto nla_put_failure;
1202 if (fmt != LNKF_FLOW) {
1203 rc = yaml_fill_scalar_data(msg, fmt, *hdr + *indent);
1205 goto nla_put_failure;
1208 if (fmt & LNKF_FLOW) {
1209 char *tmp = strchr(*hdr, '{'), *split = NULL;
1210 bool format = false;
1213 tmp = strchr(*hdr, '[');
1215 yaml_emitter_set_writer_error(out->emitter,
1216 "Emmitter flow format invalid");
1218 goto nla_put_failure;
1220 fmt |= LNKF_SEQUENCE;
1222 fmt |= LNKF_MAPPING;
1225 list = nla_nest_start(msg, LN_SCALAR_ATTR_LIST);
1227 yaml_emitter_set_writer_error(out->emitter,
1228 "Emmitter netlink list creation failed");
1230 goto nla_put_failure;
1234 while ((line = strsep(hdr, ",")) != NULL) {
1235 while (!isalnum(line[0]))
1238 /* Flow can be splt across lines by libyaml library. */
1239 if (strchr(line, ',')) {
1245 tmp = strchr(line, '}');
1247 tmp = strchr(line, ']');
1253 rc = yaml_fill_scalar_data(msg, fmt, line);
1255 goto nla_put_failure;
1257 /* Move to next YAML line */
1268 yaml_emitter_set_writer_error(out->emitter,
1269 "Emmitter flow format invalid");
1271 goto nla_put_failure;
1274 if (line && line[0] == '-')
1277 nla_nest_end(msg, list);
1280 line = strsep(entry, "\n");
1282 if (!line || !strlen(line) || strcmp(line, "...") == 0)
1285 fmt = yaml_format_type(out->emitter, line, indent);
1286 if (fmt == LNKF_END)
1289 if (fmt & ~LNKF_MAPPING) { /* Filter out mappings */
1290 rc = yaml_create_nested_list(out, msg, &line,
1294 goto nla_put_failure;
1296 goto have_next_line;
1298 rc = yaml_fill_scalar_data(msg, fmt,
1301 goto nla_put_failure;
1303 } while (strcmp(*entry, ""));
1305 if (line && line[*indent] == '-') {
1306 line[*indent] = ' ';
1308 goto have_next_line;
1310 if (*entry && !strlen(*entry))
1312 /* strsep in the above loop moves entry to a value pass the
1313 * end of the nested list. So to avoid losing this value we
1314 * replace hdr with line.
1320 nla_nest_end(msg, list);
1325 /* YAML allows ' and " in its documents but those characters really
1326 * confuse libc string handling. The workaround is to replace
1327 * ' and " with another reserved character for YAML '%' which is
1328 * for tags which shouldn't matter if we send in a Netlink packet.
1329 * The kernel side will need to handle % in a special way.
1331 static void yaml_quotation_handling(char *buf)
1333 char *tmp = buf, *line;
1335 line = strstr(tmp, "! \'");
1339 while ((line = strchr(tmp, '\"')) != NULL) {
1341 tmp = strchr(line, '\"');
1345 while ((line = strchr(tmp, '\'')) != NULL) {
1347 tmp = strchr(line, '\'');
1352 /* libyaml takes the YAML documents and places the data into an
1353 * internal buffer to the library. We take each line and turn it
1354 * into a Netlink message using the same format as the key table.
1355 * The reason for this approach is that we can do filters at the
1356 * key level or the key + value level.
1358 static int yaml_netlink_write_handler(void *data, unsigned char *buffer,
1361 struct yaml_netlink_output *out = data;
1362 char *buf = strndup((char *)buffer, size);
1363 char *entry = buf, *tmp = buf, *line;
1364 enum lnet_nl_key_format fmt = 0;
1365 struct nl_msg *msg = NULL;
1366 unsigned int indent = 0;
1367 bool nogroups = true;
1370 yaml_quotation_handling(entry);
1372 while (entry && strcmp(line = strsep(&entry, "\n"), "")) {
1374 if (strcmp(line, "---") == 0 || strcmp(line, "...") == 0)
1377 /* In theory we could have a sequence of groups but a bug in
1378 * libyaml prevents this from happing
1380 if (line[0] != ' ' && line[0] != '-') {
1383 if (strchr(line, '{') || strchr(line, '['))
1386 tmp = strchr(line, ':');
1391 rc = lustre_netlink_add_group(out->nl, out->family,
1394 yaml_emitter_set_writer_error(out->emitter,
1395 "Netlink group does not exist");
1396 goto nla_put_failure;
1399 /* Handle case first line contains more than a
1405 goto already_have_line;
1411 msg = nlmsg_alloc();
1413 out->emitter->error = YAML_MEMORY_ERROR;
1414 goto nla_put_failure;
1417 usr_hdr = genlmsg_put(msg, out->pid,
1420 out->flags, out->cmd,
1423 out->emitter->error = YAML_MEMORY_ERROR;
1425 goto nla_put_failure;
1432 fmt = yaml_format_type(out->emitter, line, &indent);
1433 if (fmt & ~LNKF_MAPPING) {
1434 rc = yaml_create_nested_list(out, msg, &line,
1438 yaml_emitter_set_writer_error(out->emitter,
1441 goto nla_put_failure;
1443 /* yaml_create_nested_list set line to the next
1444 * entry. We can just add it to the msg directly.
1447 goto already_have_line;
1449 rc = yaml_fill_scalar_data(msg, fmt,
1452 yaml_emitter_set_writer_error(out->emitter,
1455 goto nla_put_failure;
1461 /* Don't success if no valid groups found */
1463 yaml_emitter_set_writer_error(out->emitter,
1464 "Emitter contains no valid Netlink groups");
1465 goto nla_put_failure;
1469 rc = nl_send_auto(out->nl, msg);
1472 rc = genl_send_simple(out->nl, out->family_id, out->cmd,
1473 out->version, out->flags);
1476 yaml_emitter_set_writer_error(out->emitter,
1480 return out->emitter->error == YAML_NO_ERROR ? 1 : 0;
1483 /* This function is used by external utilities to use Netlink with
1484 * libyaml so we can turn YAML documentations into Netlink message
1485 * to send. This behavior mirrors yaml_emitter_set_output_file()
1486 * which is used to write out a YAML document to a file.
1489 yaml_emitter_set_output_netlink(yaml_emitter_t *sender, struct nl_sock *nl,
1490 char *family, int version, int cmd, int flags)
1492 struct yaml_netlink_output *out;
1494 out = calloc(1, sizeof(*out));
1496 sender->error = YAML_MEMORY_ERROR;
1501 out->family_id = genl_ctrl_resolve(nl, family);
1502 if (out->family_id < 0) {
1503 yaml_emitter_set_writer_error(sender,
1504 "failed to resolve Netlink family id");
1509 out->emitter = sender;
1511 out->family = family;
1512 out->version = version;
1515 out->pid = nl_socket_get_local_port(nl);
1516 yaml_emitter_set_output(sender, yaml_netlink_write_handler, out);
1520 /* Error handling helpers */
1521 void yaml_emitter_log_error(yaml_emitter_t *emitter, FILE *log)
1523 /* YAML_WRITER_ERROR means no Netlink support so use old API */
1524 switch (emitter->error) {
1525 case YAML_MEMORY_ERROR:
1526 fprintf(log, "Memory error: Not enough memory for emitting\n");
1528 case YAML_WRITER_ERROR:
1529 fprintf(log, "Writer error: %s\n", emitter->problem);
1531 case YAML_EMITTER_ERROR:
1532 fprintf(log, "Emitter error: %s\n", emitter->problem);
1538 void yaml_parser_log_error(yaml_parser_t *parser, FILE *log, const char *errmsg)
1542 switch (parser->error) {
1543 case YAML_MEMORY_ERROR:
1544 fprintf(log, "Memory error: Not enough memory for parser\n");
1547 case YAML_SCANNER_ERROR:
1548 case YAML_PARSER_ERROR:
1549 if (parser->context) {
1551 "%s error: %s at line %d, column %d\n%s at line %d, column %d\n",
1552 parser->error == YAML_SCANNER_ERROR ? "Scanner" : "Parser",
1554 (int)parser->context_mark.line + 1,
1555 (int)parser->context_mark.column + 1,
1557 (int)parser->problem_mark.line + 1,
1558 (int)parser->problem_mark.column + 1);
1560 fprintf(log, "%s error: %s at line %d, column %d\n",
1561 parser->error == YAML_SCANNER_ERROR ? "Scanner" : "Parser",
1563 (int)parser->problem_mark.line + 1,
1564 (int)parser->problem_mark.column + 1);
1568 case YAML_READER_ERROR:
1569 extra = yaml_parser_get_reader_error(parser);
1571 extra = parser->problem;
1573 if (parser->problem_value != -1) {
1574 fprintf(log, "Reader error: '%s':#%X at %ld'\n",
1575 extra, parser->problem_value,
1576 (long)parser->problem_offset);
1578 fprintf(log, "Reader error: '%s' at %ld\n",
1579 extra, (long)parser->problem_offset);