Commit d46fc0e8 authored by unknown's avatar unknown

Bug#11527 - Setting myisam_repair_threads to >1 leads to corruption

A wrong cast led to numeric overflow for data files
greater than 4GB. The parallel repair assumed end of
file after reading the amount of data that the file
was bigger than 4GB. It truncated the data file and
noted the number of records it found so far in the
index file header as the number of rows in the table.
Removing the cast fixed the problem.
I added some cosmetic changes too.

The normal repair worked because it uses a different
function to read from the data file.


mysys/mf_iocache.c:
  Bug#11527 - Setting myisam_repair_threads to >1 leads to corruption
  The pure fix was to remove a cast from a file offset difference.
  Supplemented this with warnings in function comments,
  a change from == to <= to be slightly more safe,
  a renaming from "read_len" to "left_length" to make the
  partial code duplication between _my_b_read() and _my_b_read_r()
  more obvious and easier to compare the functions,
  removed another unnecessary (but harmless) cast,
  and fixed coding sytle around the "left_length" changes.
parent 5681e7f6
......@@ -397,11 +397,31 @@ my_bool reinit_io_cache(IO_CACHE *info, enum cache_type type,
/*
Read buffered. Returns 1 if can't read requested characters
This function is only called from the my_b_read() macro
when there isn't enough characters in the buffer to
satisfy the request.
Returns 0 we succeeded in reading all data
Read buffered.
SYNOPSIS
_my_b_read()
info IO_CACHE pointer
Buffer Buffer to retrieve count bytes from file
Count Number of bytes to read into Buffer
NOTE
This function is only called from the my_b_read() macro when there
isn't enough characters in the buffer to satisfy the request.
WARNING
When changing this function, be careful with handling file offsets
(end-of_file, pos_in_file). Do not cast them to possibly smaller
types than my_off_t unless you can be sure that their value fits.
Same applies to differences of file offsets.
When changing this function, check _my_b_read_r(). It might need the
same change.
RETURN
0 we succeeded in reading all data
1 Error: can't read requested characters
*/
int _my_b_read(register IO_CACHE *info, byte *Buffer, uint Count)
......@@ -429,7 +449,7 @@ int _my_b_read(register IO_CACHE *info, byte *Buffer, uint Count)
if (Count >= (uint) (IO_SIZE+(IO_SIZE-diff_length)))
{ /* Fill first intern buffer */
uint read_length;
if (info->end_of_file == pos_in_file)
if (info->end_of_file <= pos_in_file)
{ /* End of file */
info->error=(int) left_length;
DBUG_RETURN(1);
......@@ -544,43 +564,70 @@ static void unlock_io_cache(IO_CACHE *info)
/*
Read from IO_CACHE when it is shared between several threads.
It works as follows: when a thread tries to read from a file
(that is, after using all the data from the (shared) buffer),
it just hangs on lock_io_cache(), wating for other threads.
When the very last thread attempts a read, lock_io_cache()
returns 1, the thread does actual IO and unlock_io_cache(),
which signals all the waiting threads that data is in the buffer.
SYNOPSIS
_my_b_read_r()
info IO_CACHE pointer
Buffer Buffer to retrieve count bytes from file
Count Number of bytes to read into Buffer
NOTE
This function is only called from the my_b_read() macro when there
isn't enough characters in the buffer to satisfy the request.
IMPLEMENTATION
It works as follows: when a thread tries to read from a file (that
is, after using all the data from the (shared) buffer), it just
hangs on lock_io_cache(), wating for other threads. When the very
last thread attempts a read, lock_io_cache() returns 1, the thread
does actual IO and unlock_io_cache(), which signals all the waiting
threads that data is in the buffer.
WARNING
When changing this function, be careful with handling file offsets
(end-of_file, pos_in_file). Do not cast them to possibly smaller
types than my_off_t unless you can be sure that their value fits.
Same applies to differences of file offsets. (Bug #11527)
When changing this function, check _my_b_read(). It might need the
same change.
RETURN
0 we succeeded in reading all data
1 Error: can't read requested characters
*/
int _my_b_read_r(register IO_CACHE *info, byte *Buffer, uint Count)
{
my_off_t pos_in_file;
uint length,diff_length,read_len;
uint length, diff_length, left_length;
DBUG_ENTER("_my_b_read_r");
if ((read_len=(uint) (info->read_end-info->read_pos)))
if ((left_length= (uint) (info->read_end - info->read_pos)))
{
DBUG_ASSERT(Count >= read_len); /* User is not using my_b_read() */
memcpy(Buffer,info->read_pos, (size_t) (read_len));
Buffer+=read_len;
Count-=read_len;
DBUG_ASSERT(Count >= left_length); /* User is not using my_b_read() */
memcpy(Buffer, info->read_pos, (size_t) (left_length));
Buffer+= left_length;
Count-= left_length;
}
while (Count)
{
int cnt, len;
pos_in_file= info->pos_in_file + (uint)(info->read_end - info->buffer);
pos_in_file= info->pos_in_file + (info->read_end - info->buffer);
diff_length= (uint) (pos_in_file & (IO_SIZE-1));
length=IO_ROUND_UP(Count+diff_length)-diff_length;
length=(length <= info->read_length) ?
length + IO_ROUND_DN(info->read_length - length) :
length - IO_ROUND_UP(length - info->read_length) ;
if (info->type != READ_FIFO &&
(length > (uint) (info->end_of_file - pos_in_file)))
(length > (info->end_of_file - pos_in_file)))
length= (uint) (info->end_of_file - pos_in_file);
if (length == 0)
{
info->error=(int) read_len;
info->error= (int) left_length;
DBUG_RETURN(1);
}
if (lock_io_cache(info, pos_in_file))
......@@ -605,15 +652,15 @@ int _my_b_read_r(register IO_CACHE *info, byte *Buffer, uint Count)
info->seek_not_done=0;
if (len <= 0)
{
info->error=(int) read_len;
info->error= (int) left_length;
DBUG_RETURN(1);
}
cnt=((uint) len > Count) ? (int) Count : len;
memcpy(Buffer,info->read_pos, (size_t)cnt);
Count -=cnt;
Buffer+=cnt;
read_len+=cnt;
info->read_pos+=cnt;
cnt= ((uint) len > Count) ? (int) Count : len;
memcpy(Buffer, info->read_pos, (size_t) cnt);
Count -= cnt;
Buffer+= cnt;
left_length+= cnt;
info->read_pos+= cnt;
}
DBUG_RETURN(0);
}
......
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