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DAOS-15829 object: fix potential DRAM leak when retry after DTX refre… #14432

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…sh (#14394)

Two possible DRAM leak when re-enter obj_local_rw_internal():

  1. daos_iod_recx_dup() will allocate new iods to replace input one. But the input one may be former daos_iod_recx_dup() allocated.

  2. obj_fetch_csum_init() may allocate new orw_iod_csums arrays that may overwrite former allocated ones.

Some other fixes:

a. obj_fetch_create_maps() may miss new iods wnen re-enter.

b. obj_prep_fetch_sgls() miss to handle re-enter case.

c. Drop redundant anthor restore for enumeration retry after DTX refresh.

d. Add some log message for the cases that need DTX refresh.

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…sh (#14394)

Two possible DRAM leak when re-enter obj_local_rw_internal():

1. daos_iod_recx_dup() will allocate new iods to replace input one. But
   the input one may be former daos_iod_recx_dup() allocated.

2. obj_fetch_csum_init() may allocate new orw_iod_csums arrays that may
   overwrite former allocated ones.

Some other fixes:

a. obj_fetch_create_maps() may miss new iods wnen re-enter.

b. obj_prep_fetch_sgls() miss to handle re-enter case.

c. Drop redundant anthor restore for enumeration retry after DTX refresh.

d. Add some log message for the cases that need DTX refresh.

Signed-off-by: Fan Yong <[email protected]>
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Bug-tracker data:
Ticket title is 'soak: 1.5m+ of these messages are occurring while running soak stress "external ERR # [160411.961395] mercury->rpc: [error] /builddir/build/BUILD/mercury-2.3 # hg_core_recv_input_cb(): NA callback returned error (NA_TIMEOUT)"'
Status is 'Open'
Labels: 'soak,triaged'
https://daosio.atlassian.net/browse/DAOS-15829

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LGTM. No errors found by checkpatch.

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The patch looks good.
However, from the description, this sounds like it might be a regression in master. I'm wondering if this problem really exists in our 2.4 branch. I've exceeded my threshold trying to check this though. Too unfamiliar with these particular structs/funcs.

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LGTM. No errors found by checkpatch.

@jolivier23 jolivier23 merged commit 868bf18 into google/2.4 May 25, 2024
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@jolivier23 jolivier23 deleted the jvolivie/leak_fix branch May 25, 2024 23:26
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