Keep restored volume handles apart from the clone's new ones - #1011
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Included review availability: This review used your included allowance. Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds destination-handle accessors, persists and restores a guest handle base, and updates ChangesRestored handle remapping
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~40 minutes Change: Bug fix Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Guest
participant RemapFs
participant InnerFilesystem
Guest->>RemapFs: Send request with guest handle
RemapFs->>RemapFs: Compare handle with restored handle base
RemapFs->>InnerFilesystem: Reopen stale handle by inode or translate guest handle
InnerFilesystem-->>RemapFs: Return response with inner handle
RemapFs-->>Guest: Return response with guest handle
Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The change separates restored handles from newly opened handles. No actionable merge-blocking risk was identified; it is ready to merge subject to normal checks. Security Architecture ReviewSecurity architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change improves separation between restored handles and newly opened files. Remaining uncertainty concerns permission preservation during recovery and compatibility when reverting to an older version. No introduced security vulnerability was established. Retained concerns Security review detailsSecurity Blast Radius
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A restored RemapFs passed the guest's handles straight to a new
PassthroughFs, whose handle table numbers from 1 again. A handle the guest
held from before the snapshot was reopened on its first EBADF and remembered
as old -> new, and a handle the clone opened later with the same number was
translated through that entry to the reopened old file, where
fuse-backend-rs rejected it with EBADF. The reopen also always asked for
O_RDWR, so a held handle on a file the server may only read never reopened.
The inode table now records the highest handle its server gave the guest
(`{"handle_base": N, "paths": {...}}`). A restored RemapFs gives the guest
inner handle + N, so its handles never share a number with one from before
the restore, and it treats every handle at or below N as stale: reopened by
inode before the request reaches the passthrough, and released as what it
was reopened as. A table from before this change, a bare map of paths, is
read with a base of 2^32, above any handle a server numbering from 1 has
given out. A server that was not restored keeps base 0, so its handles are
unchanged. The destination handle of copy_file_range and remap_file_range is
translated the same way, directory reopens now accept Openeddir, and a
reopen falls back to O_RDONLY and O_WRONLY when O_RDWR is refused.
Tested:
make test-unit FILTER="-E 'test(/remap::tests/)'"
22 tests run: 22 passed
make test-all FILTER="-E 'binary(test_portable_volumes)'"
8 tests run: 8 passed
Before the change:
restored_handles_do_not_collide_with_new_ones
assertion `left != right` failed: a new handle reused the number the
guest holds from before the snapshot left: 6 right: 6
test_restored_handle_does_not_read_a_new_handles_file
handles the clone opened on another file after the restore did not all
read that file: ["fd4 B", "fd5 B", "fd6 B", "fd7 B", "fd8 B", "fd9 EMPTY"]
a_restored_handle_on_a_read_only_file_reopens
left: Err(Error { errno: 9 })
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746-750: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueAccess-mode fallback can make read-only reopened handles serve writes as errors, and it removes the old EBADF retry.
The reopen now tries
O_RDWR, thenO_RDONLY, thenO_WRONLY. It keeps the first mode that succeeds. Theunwrap_or_else(|| open(libc::O_RDONLY))branch repeats a call that already failed, so it adds no value. Remove it and return the last error.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @fuse-pipe/src/server/remap.rs:
- Line 706: Replace the unchecked handle-base addition in the remapping path
with checked addition and return EIO if it overflows, ensuring any acquired
inner handle is released on that failure path. In parse_table, reject persisted
handle_base values above a sane bound.
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Review comments at @fuse-pipe/src/server/remap.rs:
- Around line 746-750: Update the access-mode selection around `open` to try
each listed mode once, return the first successful result, and return the last
failed result if all attempts fail; remove the repeated `O_RDONLY` fallback.
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The handle base comes from the snapshot's table, and a corrupt table can carry any number. A base near u64::MAX made the guest handle for a new open wrap to a number at or below the base, which the server then treats as a stale handle and reopens by inode, losing the open's mode. A table with a base above 1 << 62 is now refused like any malformed table, and the addition is checked: an open whose handle would wrap fails with EIO. Tested: a_handle_base_that_could_wrap_a_handle_is_refused, before: "left: 18446744073709551614, right: 4294967296"; after, passes. make clippy clean; make test-unit 1346 of 1346; make test-root FILTER="-E 'binary(test_portable_volumes)'" 8 of 8.
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A restored volume server's handles no longer share numbers with handles the guest held from before the snapshot, and stale handles on read-only files reopen. Part of #1009.
Contract: after a restore, handles from before the snapshot and handles opened after it each read their own file.
Change:
{"handle_base": N, "paths": {...}}. A restored RemapFs gives the guest inner + N.Openeddir, and a reopen falls back fromO_RDWRtoO_RDONLYandO_WRONLY.Evidence:
Before the change:
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