Re: Fwd: git-remote-fd problem
On Mon, Dec 29, 2014 at 10:47:58AM +0100, Jiri Sevcik wrote:
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> > The remote-fd expects the transport to pass half-closes. So you can't
> > close all at once.
> >
> > Let there be pipes W and R and transport connection C.
> >
> > - W-read should be closed after being passed to remote-fd.
> > - R-write should be closed after being passed to remote-fd.
> > - Upon receiving "no more data" from C, close W-write.
> > - Upon receiving EOF from R-read, close it and signal "no more data"
> > to C.
>
> Hi, I followed your advices, correctly close pipes but git clone still
> doesnt finish and hanging on.
> Code is in an attachement (its part of big system).
Few ideas:
- Check that git clone (and its subprocesses) don't inherit
w_pipe[0] (/proc/<pid>/fd on Linux might be handy). If they do, that
prevents this program from closing the pipe.
- Setting environment variable GIT_TRANSLOOP_DEBUG to 1 might make
git spew lots of messages to stderr about reads, writes and closes.
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>
> #create pipes
> w_pipe = os.pipe()
> r_pipe = os.pipe()
>
> client_process = subprocess.Popen("/usr/bin/git clone fd::{0},{1} /tmp/gittest".format(r_pipe[0], w_pipe[1]), shell=True)
> #closing pipes
> os.close(r_pipe[0])
> os.close(w_pipe[1])
>
> epoll = select.epoll()
> epoll.register(w_pipe[0], select.EPOLLIN)
> epoll.register(proc.fd, select.EPOLLIN)
>
> remoteGit = proc.runDaemon("git-upload-pack /tmp/testgit")
>
> while True:
> events = epoll.poll(1)
>
> for fd, event in events:
> if fd == w_pipe[0]:
> if event & select.EPOLLIN:
> rd = os.read(w_pipe[0], 10000)
> if rd:
> #write data to remove git server
> remoteGit.writeToChannel(rd)
> else:
> proc.writeError("Local socket write error")
> return 1
> else:
> proc.writeError("Local socket error")
> return 1
>
> elif fd == proc.fd:
> if event & select.EPOLLIN:
> #read data from remote git server
> data = remoteGit.getAll()
> remoteGit.stderrWrite()
>
> if not data:
> #remote server send EOF, close local pipe
> #but git clone is still running
> os.close(r_pipe[1])
> return 0
>
> want = len(data)
>
> writed = 0
> offset = 0
>
> while(writed != want):
> #write data from remote git server to local pipe
> wr = os.write(r_pipe[1], data[offset:])
>
> if(wr < 0):
> return 1
>
> writed += wr
> offset += wr
>
> else:
> return -1