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/*
Unix SMB/CIFS implementation.
r10253: a fairly large tdb cleanup and re-organise. Nearly all of this change just involves splitting up the core tdb.c code into separate files on logical boundaries, but there are some minor functional changes as well: - move the 'struct tdb_context' into tdb_private.h, hiding it from users. This was done to allow the structure to change without breaking code that uses tdb. - added accessor functions tdb_fd(), tdb_name(), and tdb_log_fn() to access the elements of struct tdb_context that were used by external code but are no longer visible - simplied tdb_append() to use tdb_fetch()/tdb_store(), which is just as good due to the way tdb locks work - changed some of the types (such as tdb_off to tdb_off_t) to make syntax highlighting work better - removed the old optional spinlock code. It was a bad idea. - fixed a bug in tdb_reopen_all() that caused tdbtorture to sometimes fail or report nasty looking errors. This is the only real bug fixed in this commit. Jeremy/Jerry, you might like to pickup this change for Samba3, as that could definately affect smbd in Samba3. The aim of all of these changes is to make the tdb transactions/journaling code I am working on easier to write. I started to write it on top of the existing tdb.c code and it got very messy. Splitting up the code makes it much easier to follow. There are more cleanups we could do in tdb, such as using uint32_t instead of u32 (suggested by metze). I'll leave those for another day. (This used to be commit 4673cdd0d261614e707b72a7a348bb0e7dbb2482)
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tdb utility functions
r10253: a fairly large tdb cleanup and re-organise. Nearly all of this change just involves splitting up the core tdb.c code into separate files on logical boundaries, but there are some minor functional changes as well: - move the 'struct tdb_context' into tdb_private.h, hiding it from users. This was done to allow the structure to change without breaking code that uses tdb. - added accessor functions tdb_fd(), tdb_name(), and tdb_log_fn() to access the elements of struct tdb_context that were used by external code but are no longer visible - simplied tdb_append() to use tdb_fetch()/tdb_store(), which is just as good due to the way tdb locks work - changed some of the types (such as tdb_off to tdb_off_t) to make syntax highlighting work better - removed the old optional spinlock code. It was a bad idea. - fixed a bug in tdb_reopen_all() that caused tdbtorture to sometimes fail or report nasty looking errors. This is the only real bug fixed in this commit. Jeremy/Jerry, you might like to pickup this change for Samba3, as that could definately affect smbd in Samba3. The aim of all of these changes is to make the tdb transactions/journaling code I am working on easier to write. I started to write it on top of the existing tdb.c code and it got very messy. Splitting up the code makes it much easier to follow. There are more cleanups we could do in tdb, such as using uint32_t instead of u32 (suggested by metze). I'll leave those for another day. (This used to be commit 4673cdd0d261614e707b72a7a348bb0e7dbb2482)
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Copyright (C) Andrew Tridgell 1992-2006
This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation; either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
*/
#include "includes.h"
#include "tdb.h"
#include "../lib/util/util_tdb.h"
/* these are little tdb utility functions that are meant to make
dealing with a tdb database a little less cumbersome in Samba */
/***************************************************************
Make a TDB_DATA and keep the const warning in one place
****************************************************************/
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TDB_DATA make_tdb_data(const uint8_t *dptr, size_t dsize)
{
TDB_DATA ret;
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ret.dptr = discard_const_p(uint8_t, dptr);
ret.dsize = dsize;
return ret;
}
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TDB_DATA string_tdb_data(const char *string)
{
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return make_tdb_data((const uint8_t *)string, string ? strlen(string) : 0 );
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}
TDB_DATA string_term_tdb_data(const char *string)
{
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return make_tdb_data((const uint8_t *)string, string ? strlen(string) + 1 : 0);
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}
/****************************************************************************
Lock a chain by string. Return -1 if lock failed.
****************************************************************************/
r10253: a fairly large tdb cleanup and re-organise. Nearly all of this change just involves splitting up the core tdb.c code into separate files on logical boundaries, but there are some minor functional changes as well: - move the 'struct tdb_context' into tdb_private.h, hiding it from users. This was done to allow the structure to change without breaking code that uses tdb. - added accessor functions tdb_fd(), tdb_name(), and tdb_log_fn() to access the elements of struct tdb_context that were used by external code but are no longer visible - simplied tdb_append() to use tdb_fetch()/tdb_store(), which is just as good due to the way tdb locks work - changed some of the types (such as tdb_off to tdb_off_t) to make syntax highlighting work better - removed the old optional spinlock code. It was a bad idea. - fixed a bug in tdb_reopen_all() that caused tdbtorture to sometimes fail or report nasty looking errors. This is the only real bug fixed in this commit. Jeremy/Jerry, you might like to pickup this change for Samba3, as that could definately affect smbd in Samba3. The aim of all of these changes is to make the tdb transactions/journaling code I am working on easier to write. I started to write it on top of the existing tdb.c code and it got very messy. Splitting up the code makes it much easier to follow. There are more cleanups we could do in tdb, such as using uint32_t instead of u32 (suggested by metze). I'll leave those for another day. (This used to be commit 4673cdd0d261614e707b72a7a348bb0e7dbb2482)
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int tdb_lock_bystring(struct tdb_context *tdb, const char *keyval)
{
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TDB_DATA key = string_term_tdb_data(keyval);
return tdb_chainlock(tdb, key);
}
/****************************************************************************
Unlock a chain by string.
****************************************************************************/
r10253: a fairly large tdb cleanup and re-organise. Nearly all of this change just involves splitting up the core tdb.c code into separate files on logical boundaries, but there are some minor functional changes as well: - move the 'struct tdb_context' into tdb_private.h, hiding it from users. This was done to allow the structure to change without breaking code that uses tdb. - added accessor functions tdb_fd(), tdb_name(), and tdb_log_fn() to access the elements of struct tdb_context that were used by external code but are no longer visible - simplied tdb_append() to use tdb_fetch()/tdb_store(), which is just as good due to the way tdb locks work - changed some of the types (such as tdb_off to tdb_off_t) to make syntax highlighting work better - removed the old optional spinlock code. It was a bad idea. - fixed a bug in tdb_reopen_all() that caused tdbtorture to sometimes fail or report nasty looking errors. This is the only real bug fixed in this commit. Jeremy/Jerry, you might like to pickup this change for Samba3, as that could definately affect smbd in Samba3. The aim of all of these changes is to make the tdb transactions/journaling code I am working on easier to write. I started to write it on top of the existing tdb.c code and it got very messy. Splitting up the code makes it much easier to follow. There are more cleanups we could do in tdb, such as using uint32_t instead of u32 (suggested by metze). I'll leave those for another day. (This used to be commit 4673cdd0d261614e707b72a7a348bb0e7dbb2482)
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void tdb_unlock_bystring(struct tdb_context *tdb, const char *keyval)
{
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TDB_DATA key = string_term_tdb_data(keyval);
tdb_chainunlock(tdb, key);
}
/****************************************************************************
Read lock a chain by string. Return -1 if lock failed.
****************************************************************************/
r10253: a fairly large tdb cleanup and re-organise. Nearly all of this change just involves splitting up the core tdb.c code into separate files on logical boundaries, but there are some minor functional changes as well: - move the 'struct tdb_context' into tdb_private.h, hiding it from users. This was done to allow the structure to change without breaking code that uses tdb. - added accessor functions tdb_fd(), tdb_name(), and tdb_log_fn() to access the elements of struct tdb_context that were used by external code but are no longer visible - simplied tdb_append() to use tdb_fetch()/tdb_store(), which is just as good due to the way tdb locks work - changed some of the types (such as tdb_off to tdb_off_t) to make syntax highlighting work better - removed the old optional spinlock code. It was a bad idea. - fixed a bug in tdb_reopen_all() that caused tdbtorture to sometimes fail or report nasty looking errors. This is the only real bug fixed in this commit. Jeremy/Jerry, you might like to pickup this change for Samba3, as that could definately affect smbd in Samba3. The aim of all of these changes is to make the tdb transactions/journaling code I am working on easier to write. I started to write it on top of the existing tdb.c code and it got very messy. Splitting up the code makes it much easier to follow. There are more cleanups we could do in tdb, such as using uint32_t instead of u32 (suggested by metze). I'll leave those for another day. (This used to be commit 4673cdd0d261614e707b72a7a348bb0e7dbb2482)
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int tdb_read_lock_bystring(struct tdb_context *tdb, const char *keyval)
{
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TDB_DATA key = string_term_tdb_data(keyval);
return tdb_chainlock_read(tdb, key);
}
/****************************************************************************
Read unlock a chain by string.
****************************************************************************/
r10253: a fairly large tdb cleanup and re-organise. Nearly all of this change just involves splitting up the core tdb.c code into separate files on logical boundaries, but there are some minor functional changes as well: - move the 'struct tdb_context' into tdb_private.h, hiding it from users. This was done to allow the structure to change without breaking code that uses tdb. - added accessor functions tdb_fd(), tdb_name(), and tdb_log_fn() to access the elements of struct tdb_context that were used by external code but are no longer visible - simplied tdb_append() to use tdb_fetch()/tdb_store(), which is just as good due to the way tdb locks work - changed some of the types (such as tdb_off to tdb_off_t) to make syntax highlighting work better - removed the old optional spinlock code. It was a bad idea. - fixed a bug in tdb_reopen_all() that caused tdbtorture to sometimes fail or report nasty looking errors. This is the only real bug fixed in this commit. Jeremy/Jerry, you might like to pickup this change for Samba3, as that could definately affect smbd in Samba3. The aim of all of these changes is to make the tdb transactions/journaling code I am working on easier to write. I started to write it on top of the existing tdb.c code and it got very messy. Splitting up the code makes it much easier to follow. There are more cleanups we could do in tdb, such as using uint32_t instead of u32 (suggested by metze). I'll leave those for another day. (This used to be commit 4673cdd0d261614e707b72a7a348bb0e7dbb2482)
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void tdb_read_unlock_bystring(struct tdb_context *tdb, const char *keyval)
{
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TDB_DATA key = string_term_tdb_data(keyval);
tdb_chainunlock_read(tdb, key);
}
/****************************************************************************
Fetch a int32_t value by a arbitrary blob key, return -1 if not found.
Output is int32_t in native byte order.
****************************************************************************/
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int32_t tdb_fetch_int32_byblob(struct tdb_context *tdb, TDB_DATA key)
{
TDB_DATA data;
int32_t ret;
data = tdb_fetch(tdb, key);
if (!data.dptr || data.dsize != sizeof(int32_t)) {
SAFE_FREE(data.dptr);
return -1;
}
ret = IVAL(data.dptr,0);
SAFE_FREE(data.dptr);
return ret;
}
/****************************************************************************
Fetch a int32_t value by string key, return -1 if not found.
Output is int32_t in native byte order.
****************************************************************************/
r10253: a fairly large tdb cleanup and re-organise. Nearly all of this change just involves splitting up the core tdb.c code into separate files on logical boundaries, but there are some minor functional changes as well: - move the 'struct tdb_context' into tdb_private.h, hiding it from users. This was done to allow the structure to change without breaking code that uses tdb. - added accessor functions tdb_fd(), tdb_name(), and tdb_log_fn() to access the elements of struct tdb_context that were used by external code but are no longer visible - simplied tdb_append() to use tdb_fetch()/tdb_store(), which is just as good due to the way tdb locks work - changed some of the types (such as tdb_off to tdb_off_t) to make syntax highlighting work better - removed the old optional spinlock code. It was a bad idea. - fixed a bug in tdb_reopen_all() that caused tdbtorture to sometimes fail or report nasty looking errors. This is the only real bug fixed in this commit. Jeremy/Jerry, you might like to pickup this change for Samba3, as that could definately affect smbd in Samba3. The aim of all of these changes is to make the tdb transactions/journaling code I am working on easier to write. I started to write it on top of the existing tdb.c code and it got very messy. Splitting up the code makes it much easier to follow. There are more cleanups we could do in tdb, such as using uint32_t instead of u32 (suggested by metze). I'll leave those for another day. (This used to be commit 4673cdd0d261614e707b72a7a348bb0e7dbb2482)
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int32_t tdb_fetch_int32(struct tdb_context *tdb, const char *keystr)
{
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return tdb_fetch_int32_byblob(tdb, string_term_tdb_data(keystr));
}
/****************************************************************************
Store a int32_t value by an arbitary blob key, return 0 on success, -1 on failure.
Input is int32_t in native byte order. Output in tdb is in little-endian.
****************************************************************************/
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int tdb_store_int32_byblob(struct tdb_context *tdb, TDB_DATA key, int32_t v)
{
TDB_DATA data;
int32_t v_store;
SIVAL(&v_store,0,v);
data.dptr = (unsigned char *)&v_store;
data.dsize = sizeof(int32_t);
return tdb_store(tdb, key, data, TDB_REPLACE);
}
/****************************************************************************
Store a int32_t value by string key, return 0 on success, -1 on failure.
Input is int32_t in native byte order. Output in tdb is in little-endian.
****************************************************************************/
r10253: a fairly large tdb cleanup and re-organise. Nearly all of this change just involves splitting up the core tdb.c code into separate files on logical boundaries, but there are some minor functional changes as well: - move the 'struct tdb_context' into tdb_private.h, hiding it from users. This was done to allow the structure to change without breaking code that uses tdb. - added accessor functions tdb_fd(), tdb_name(), and tdb_log_fn() to access the elements of struct tdb_context that were used by external code but are no longer visible - simplied tdb_append() to use tdb_fetch()/tdb_store(), which is just as good due to the way tdb locks work - changed some of the types (such as tdb_off to tdb_off_t) to make syntax highlighting work better - removed the old optional spinlock code. It was a bad idea. - fixed a bug in tdb_reopen_all() that caused tdbtorture to sometimes fail or report nasty looking errors. This is the only real bug fixed in this commit. Jeremy/Jerry, you might like to pickup this change for Samba3, as that could definately affect smbd in Samba3. The aim of all of these changes is to make the tdb transactions/journaling code I am working on easier to write. I started to write it on top of the existing tdb.c code and it got very messy. Splitting up the code makes it much easier to follow. There are more cleanups we could do in tdb, such as using uint32_t instead of u32 (suggested by metze). I'll leave those for another day. (This used to be commit 4673cdd0d261614e707b72a7a348bb0e7dbb2482)
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int tdb_store_int32(struct tdb_context *tdb, const char *keystr, int32_t v)
{
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return tdb_store_int32_byblob(tdb, string_term_tdb_data(keystr), v);
}
/****************************************************************************
Fetch a uint32_t value by a arbitrary blob key, return false if not found.
Output is uint32_t in native byte order.
****************************************************************************/
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bool tdb_fetch_uint32_byblob(struct tdb_context *tdb, TDB_DATA key, uint32_t *value)
{
TDB_DATA data;
data = tdb_fetch(tdb, key);
if (!data.dptr || data.dsize != sizeof(uint32_t)) {
SAFE_FREE(data.dptr);
return false;
}
*value = IVAL(data.dptr,0);
SAFE_FREE(data.dptr);
return true;
}
/****************************************************************************
Fetch a uint32_t value by string key, return false if not found.
Output is uint32_t in native byte order.
****************************************************************************/
bool tdb_fetch_uint32(struct tdb_context *tdb, const char *keystr, uint32_t *value)
{
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return tdb_fetch_uint32_byblob(tdb, string_term_tdb_data(keystr), value);
}
/****************************************************************************
Store a uint32_t value by an arbitary blob key, return 0 on success, -1 on failure.
Input is uint32_t in native byte order. Output in tdb is in little-endian.
****************************************************************************/
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bool tdb_store_uint32_byblob(struct tdb_context *tdb, TDB_DATA key, uint32_t value)
{
TDB_DATA data;
uint32_t v_store;
bool ret = true;
SIVAL(&v_store, 0, value);
data.dptr = (unsigned char *)&v_store;
data.dsize = sizeof(uint32_t);
if (tdb_store(tdb, key, data, TDB_REPLACE) == -1)
ret = false;
return ret;
}
/****************************************************************************
Store a uint32_t value by string key, return 0 on success, -1 on failure.
Input is uint32_t in native byte order. Output in tdb is in little-endian.
****************************************************************************/
bool tdb_store_uint32(struct tdb_context *tdb, const char *keystr, uint32_t value)
{
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return tdb_store_uint32_byblob(tdb, string_term_tdb_data(keystr), value);
}
/****************************************************************************
Store a buffer by a null terminated string key. Return 0 on success, -1
on failure.
****************************************************************************/
r10253: a fairly large tdb cleanup and re-organise. Nearly all of this change just involves splitting up the core tdb.c code into separate files on logical boundaries, but there are some minor functional changes as well: - move the 'struct tdb_context' into tdb_private.h, hiding it from users. This was done to allow the structure to change without breaking code that uses tdb. - added accessor functions tdb_fd(), tdb_name(), and tdb_log_fn() to access the elements of struct tdb_context that were used by external code but are no longer visible - simplied tdb_append() to use tdb_fetch()/tdb_store(), which is just as good due to the way tdb locks work - changed some of the types (such as tdb_off to tdb_off_t) to make syntax highlighting work better - removed the old optional spinlock code. It was a bad idea. - fixed a bug in tdb_reopen_all() that caused tdbtorture to sometimes fail or report nasty looking errors. This is the only real bug fixed in this commit. Jeremy/Jerry, you might like to pickup this change for Samba3, as that could definately affect smbd in Samba3. The aim of all of these changes is to make the tdb transactions/journaling code I am working on easier to write. I started to write it on top of the existing tdb.c code and it got very messy. Splitting up the code makes it much easier to follow. There are more cleanups we could do in tdb, such as using uint32_t instead of u32 (suggested by metze). I'll leave those for another day. (This used to be commit 4673cdd0d261614e707b72a7a348bb0e7dbb2482)
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int tdb_store_bystring(struct tdb_context *tdb, const char *keystr, TDB_DATA data, int flags)
{
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TDB_DATA key = string_term_tdb_data(keystr);
return tdb_store(tdb, key, data, flags);
}
/****************************************************************************
Fetch a buffer using a null terminated string key. Don't forget to call
free() on the result dptr.
****************************************************************************/
r10253: a fairly large tdb cleanup and re-organise. Nearly all of this change just involves splitting up the core tdb.c code into separate files on logical boundaries, but there are some minor functional changes as well: - move the 'struct tdb_context' into tdb_private.h, hiding it from users. This was done to allow the structure to change without breaking code that uses tdb. - added accessor functions tdb_fd(), tdb_name(), and tdb_log_fn() to access the elements of struct tdb_context that were used by external code but are no longer visible - simplied tdb_append() to use tdb_fetch()/tdb_store(), which is just as good due to the way tdb locks work - changed some of the types (such as tdb_off to tdb_off_t) to make syntax highlighting work better - removed the old optional spinlock code. It was a bad idea. - fixed a bug in tdb_reopen_all() that caused tdbtorture to sometimes fail or report nasty looking errors. This is the only real bug fixed in this commit. Jeremy/Jerry, you might like to pickup this change for Samba3, as that could definately affect smbd in Samba3. The aim of all of these changes is to make the tdb transactions/journaling code I am working on easier to write. I started to write it on top of the existing tdb.c code and it got very messy. Splitting up the code makes it much easier to follow. There are more cleanups we could do in tdb, such as using uint32_t instead of u32 (suggested by metze). I'll leave those for another day. (This used to be commit 4673cdd0d261614e707b72a7a348bb0e7dbb2482)
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TDB_DATA tdb_fetch_bystring(struct tdb_context *tdb, const char *keystr)
{
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TDB_DATA key = string_term_tdb_data(keystr);
return tdb_fetch(tdb, key);
}
/****************************************************************************
Delete an entry using a null terminated string key.
****************************************************************************/
r10253: a fairly large tdb cleanup and re-organise. Nearly all of this change just involves splitting up the core tdb.c code into separate files on logical boundaries, but there are some minor functional changes as well: - move the 'struct tdb_context' into tdb_private.h, hiding it from users. This was done to allow the structure to change without breaking code that uses tdb. - added accessor functions tdb_fd(), tdb_name(), and tdb_log_fn() to access the elements of struct tdb_context that were used by external code but are no longer visible - simplied tdb_append() to use tdb_fetch()/tdb_store(), which is just as good due to the way tdb locks work - changed some of the types (such as tdb_off to tdb_off_t) to make syntax highlighting work better - removed the old optional spinlock code. It was a bad idea. - fixed a bug in tdb_reopen_all() that caused tdbtorture to sometimes fail or report nasty looking errors. This is the only real bug fixed in this commit. Jeremy/Jerry, you might like to pickup this change for Samba3, as that could definately affect smbd in Samba3. The aim of all of these changes is to make the tdb transactions/journaling code I am working on easier to write. I started to write it on top of the existing tdb.c code and it got very messy. Splitting up the code makes it much easier to follow. There are more cleanups we could do in tdb, such as using uint32_t instead of u32 (suggested by metze). I'll leave those for another day. (This used to be commit 4673cdd0d261614e707b72a7a348bb0e7dbb2482)
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int tdb_delete_bystring(struct tdb_context *tdb, const char *keystr)
{
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TDB_DATA key = string_term_tdb_data(keystr);
return tdb_delete(tdb, key);
}
/****************************************************************************
Atomic integer change. Returns old value. To create, set initial value in *oldval.
****************************************************************************/
r10253: a fairly large tdb cleanup and re-organise. Nearly all of this change just involves splitting up the core tdb.c code into separate files on logical boundaries, but there are some minor functional changes as well: - move the 'struct tdb_context' into tdb_private.h, hiding it from users. This was done to allow the structure to change without breaking code that uses tdb. - added accessor functions tdb_fd(), tdb_name(), and tdb_log_fn() to access the elements of struct tdb_context that were used by external code but are no longer visible - simplied tdb_append() to use tdb_fetch()/tdb_store(), which is just as good due to the way tdb locks work - changed some of the types (such as tdb_off to tdb_off_t) to make syntax highlighting work better - removed the old optional spinlock code. It was a bad idea. - fixed a bug in tdb_reopen_all() that caused tdbtorture to sometimes fail or report nasty looking errors. This is the only real bug fixed in this commit. Jeremy/Jerry, you might like to pickup this change for Samba3, as that could definately affect smbd in Samba3. The aim of all of these changes is to make the tdb transactions/journaling code I am working on easier to write. I started to write it on top of the existing tdb.c code and it got very messy. Splitting up the code makes it much easier to follow. There are more cleanups we could do in tdb, such as using uint32_t instead of u32 (suggested by metze). I'll leave those for another day. (This used to be commit 4673cdd0d261614e707b72a7a348bb0e7dbb2482)
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int32_t tdb_change_int32_atomic(struct tdb_context *tdb, const char *keystr, int32_t *oldval, int32_t change_val)
{
int32_t val;
int32_t ret = -1;
if (tdb_lock_bystring(tdb, keystr) == -1)
return -1;
if ((val = tdb_fetch_int32(tdb, keystr)) == -1) {
/* The lookup failed */
if (tdb_error(tdb) != TDB_ERR_NOEXIST) {
/* but not because it didn't exist */
goto err_out;
}
/* Start with 'old' value */
val = *oldval;
} else {
/* It worked, set return value (oldval) to tdb data */
*oldval = val;
}
/* Increment value for storage and return next time */
val += change_val;
if (tdb_store_int32(tdb, keystr, val) == -1)
goto err_out;
ret = 0;
err_out:
tdb_unlock_bystring(tdb, keystr);
return ret;
}
/****************************************************************************
Atomic unsigned integer change. Returns old value. To create, set initial value in *oldval.
****************************************************************************/
bool tdb_change_uint32_atomic(struct tdb_context *tdb, const char *keystr, uint32_t *oldval, uint32_t change_val)
{
uint32_t val;
bool ret = false;
if (tdb_lock_bystring(tdb, keystr) == -1)
return false;
if (!tdb_fetch_uint32(tdb, keystr, &val)) {
/* It failed */
if (tdb_error(tdb) != TDB_ERR_NOEXIST) {
/* and not because it didn't exist */
goto err_out;
}
/* Start with 'old' value */
val = *oldval;
} else {
/* it worked, set return value (oldval) to tdb data */
*oldval = val;
}
/* get a new value to store */
val += change_val;
if (!tdb_store_uint32(tdb, keystr, val))
goto err_out;
ret = true;
err_out:
tdb_unlock_bystring(tdb, keystr);
return ret;
}
r10253: a fairly large tdb cleanup and re-organise. Nearly all of this change just involves splitting up the core tdb.c code into separate files on logical boundaries, but there are some minor functional changes as well: - move the 'struct tdb_context' into tdb_private.h, hiding it from users. This was done to allow the structure to change without breaking code that uses tdb. - added accessor functions tdb_fd(), tdb_name(), and tdb_log_fn() to access the elements of struct tdb_context that were used by external code but are no longer visible - simplied tdb_append() to use tdb_fetch()/tdb_store(), which is just as good due to the way tdb locks work - changed some of the types (such as tdb_off to tdb_off_t) to make syntax highlighting work better - removed the old optional spinlock code. It was a bad idea. - fixed a bug in tdb_reopen_all() that caused tdbtorture to sometimes fail or report nasty looking errors. This is the only real bug fixed in this commit. Jeremy/Jerry, you might like to pickup this change for Samba3, as that could definately affect smbd in Samba3. The aim of all of these changes is to make the tdb transactions/journaling code I am working on easier to write. I started to write it on top of the existing tdb.c code and it got very messy. Splitting up the code makes it much easier to follow. There are more cleanups we could do in tdb, such as using uint32_t instead of u32 (suggested by metze). I'll leave those for another day. (This used to be commit 4673cdd0d261614e707b72a7a348bb0e7dbb2482)
2005-09-16 07:52:42 +04:00
/****************************************************************************
Allow tdb_delete to be used as a tdb_traversal_fn.
****************************************************************************/
int tdb_traverse_delete_fn(struct tdb_context *the_tdb, TDB_DATA key, TDB_DATA dbuf,
void *state)
{
return tdb_delete(the_tdb, key);
}