Fix: Lock interest_mutex_ When interest_ Modified in ctlEx #1237
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EventMethEpollEquivImpl::ctlEx now locks interest_mutex_ when performing its add/mod/del actions. Previously, the interest_mutex_ lock was released before these add/mod/del actions were performed. This was confirmed to occasionally cause a "use after free" in findEmEventInAnInterestSet (called out of getReadyEmEvents) in another thread. It might also result in corruption of the interest_ std::set.
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Good find @dgreatwood. There appears to be a small hiccup in CI on the macOS runner trying to get through the |
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The issue with http_server_test is an intermittent issue I've seen before
and is unrelated to this checkin.
https://github.com/pistacheio/pistache/actions/runs/10626628792/job/29458477214
I'll write to you separately on that http_server_test issue.
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Good find @dgreatwood <https://github.com/dgreatwood>. There appears to
be a small hiccup
<https://github.com/pistacheio/pistache/actions/runs/10626628792/job/29458477214?pr=1237>
in CI on the macOS runner trying to get through the http_server_test.
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Kip, I would've waited for @tyler92 to provide some feedback before merging, since he's been providing a lot of useful feedback lately regarding misplaced locks and data races
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Sorry @Tachi107. @dgreatwood and I discussed offline prior to merging. Next time I'll wait longer for additional eyeballs to test and review. |
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Hi Andrea -
You may (or may not) be thinking of a different issue. I am still waiting
on tyler92's feedback on PR #1229, exactly as you said.
This issue here (PR #1237) shows up solely on macOS - Linux with
force-libevent does *not* show it - and tyler92 has been testing on Linux
so I think this PR #1237 is not his bag. It is also a pretty clear and safe
change.
I am definitely interested in his input on PR #1229 tho.
Best.
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Next time I'll wait longer for additional eyeballs to test and review.
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EventMethEpollEquivImpl::ctlEx now locks interest_mutex_ when performing its add/mod/del actions.
Previously, the interest_mutex_ lock was released before these add/mod/del actions were performed. This was confirmed to occasionally cause a "use after free" in findEmEventInAnInterestSet (called out of getReadyEmEvents) in another thread. It might also result in corruption of the interest_ std::set.
This change affects the code path only when libevent is used.