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Improve error reporting for sqlite errors #141

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emaste opened this issue May 26, 2015 · 5 comments
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Improve error reporting for sqlite errors #141

emaste opened this issue May 26, 2015 · 5 comments

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emaste commented May 26, 2015

I happened to run kyua on an NFS root test box and it reports:

x220# kyua test
kyua: E: disk I/O error

It turns out this is because I didn't have lockd running.

Error messages like this ought to include information to help diagnose the issue -- for instance, reporting the file name and the operation that failed.

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jmmv commented Jun 29, 2015

Oh wow, that's surprising as the majority of the error handling tries to add some details to the operation that was being run. Of course, there may be corner cases where this is not being done.

How can I set things up to reproduce this? I'd need to track down where exactly this particular exception was raised so that the message can be fixed.

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On Jun 28, 2015, at 20:17, Julio Merino [email protected] wrote:

Oh wow, that's surprising as the majority of the error handling tries to add some details to the operation that was being run. Of course, there may be corner cases where this is not being done.

How can I set things up to reproduce this? I'd need to track down where exactly this particular exception was raised so that the message can be fixed.


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  • Setup NFS
  • Do not start lockd
  • Mount NFS share over loopback
  • Try to run kyua tests over NFS share; the data store should be on NFS

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jmmv commented Jun 30, 2015

Hmm... the only thing that uses locking is sqlite, so the problem ought to be coming from that end. That narrows the possibilities quite a bit.

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jmmv commented Jul 6, 2015

Simple code inspection shows plenty of places in the store module that rewrap sqlite errors without adding details to them. I'll target fixing those as part of this bug.

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emaste commented Jul 6, 2015

Thanks!

@jmmv jmmv changed the title Improve error reporting for I/O errors Improve error reporting for sqlite errors Jul 7, 2015
@jmmv jmmv closed this as completed in 80af4e6 Jul 7, 2015
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