path: root/tests/btrfs/220

#! /bin/bash
# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0
# Copyright (C) 2020 SUSE Linux Products GmbH. All Rights Reserved.
#
# FS QA Test 220
#
# Test all existent mount options of btrfs
# * device= argument is already being test by btrfs/125
# * space cache test already covered by test btrfs/131
. ./common/preamble
_begin_fstest auto quick remount

_register_cleanup "cleanup"

. ./common/filter

_supported_fs btrfs
_require_scratch

cleanup()
{
	cd /
	rm -f $tmp.*
}

# Compare the mounted flags with $opt_check. When the comparison fails, $opt is
# echoed to help to track which option was used to trigger the unexpected
# results.
test_mount_flags()
{
	local opt
	local opt_check
	local stripped
	opt="$1"
	opt_check="$2"

	active_opt=$(cat /proc/self/mounts | grep $SCRATCH_MNT | \
					$AWK_PROG '{ print $4 }')

	if [ "$opt_check" != "$DEFAULT_OPTS" ]; then
		# We only care about the common things between defaults and the
		# active set, so strip out the uniq lines between the two, and
		# then we'll add this to our $opt_check which should equal
		# $active_opt.  We also strip 'rw' as we may be checking 'ro',
		# so we need to adjust that accordingly
		stripped=$(echo "$DEFAULT_OPTS,$active_opt" | tr ',' '\n' | \
				sort | grep -v 'rw' | uniq -d | tr '\n' ',' | \
				sed 's/.$//')
		opt_check="$opt_check,$stripped"
	fi

	# We diff by putting our wanted opts together with the current opts,
	# turning it into one option per line, sort'ing, and then printing out
	# any uniq lines left.  This will catch anything that is set that we're
	# not expecting, or anything that wasn't set that we wanted.
	#
	# We strip 'rw' because some tests flip ro, so just ignore rw.
	diff=$(echo "$opt_check,$active_opt" | tr ',' '\n' | \
		sort | grep -v 'rw' | uniq -u)
	if [ -n "$diff" ]; then
		echo "Unexepcted mount options, checking for '$opt_check' in '$active_opt' using '$opt'"
	fi
}

# Mounts using opt ($1), remounts using remount_opt ($2), and remounts again
# using opt again (1), checking if the mount opts are being enabled/disabled by
# using _check arguments ($3 and $4)
test_enable_disable_mount_opt()
{
	local opt
	local opt_check
	local remount_opt
	local remount_opt_check
	opt="$1"
	opt_check="$2"
	remount_opt="$3"
	remount_opt_check="$4"

	_scratch_mount "-o $opt"

	test_mount_flags $opt $opt_check

	_scratch_remount $remount_opt

	test_mount_flags $remount_opt $remount_opt_check

	_scratch_remount $opt

	test_mount_flags $opt $opt_check

	_scratch_unmount
}

# Checks if mount options are applied and reverted correctly.
# By using options to mount ($1) and remount ($2), this function will mount,
# remount, and the mount with the original args, checking if the mount options
# match the _check args ($3 and $4).

# Later, opt and remount_opt are swapped, testing the counterpart option if used
# to first mount the fs.
test_roundtrip_mount()
{
	local opt
	local opt_check
	local remount_opt
	local remount_opt_check
	opt="$1"
	opt_check="$2"
	remount_opt="$3"
	remount_opt_check="$4"

	# invert the args to make sure that both options work at mount and
	# remount time
	test_enable_disable_mount_opt $opt $opt_check $remount_opt $remount_opt_check
	test_enable_disable_mount_opt $remount_opt $remount_opt_check $opt $opt_check
}

# Just mount and check if the options were mounted correctly by comparing the
# results with $opt_check
test_mount_opt()
{
	local opt
	local opt_check
	local active_opt
	opt="$1"
	opt_check="$2"

	_scratch_mount "-o $opt"

	test_mount_flags $opt $opt_check

	_scratch_unmount
}

# Test mount options that should fail, usually by wrong arguments to options
test_should_fail()
{
	local opt
	opt="$1"

	# wrong $opt on purpose, should fail
	_try_scratch_mount "-o $opt" >/dev/null 2>&1
	if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
		return
	fi
	echo "Option $opt should fail to mount"
	_scratch_unmount
}

# Try to mount using $opt, and bail our if the mount fails without errors. If
# the mount succeeds, then compare the mount options with $opt_check
test_optional_mount_opts()
{
	local opt
	local opt_check
	opt="$1"
	opt_check="$2"

	# $opt not enabled, return without running any tests
	_try_scratch_mount "-o $opt" >/dev/null 2>&1 || return
	_scratch_unmount

	# option enabled, run the test
	test_mount_opt $opt $opt_check
}

# Testes related to subvolumes, from subvol and subvolid options.
test_subvol()
{
	test_should_fail "subvol=vol2"

	_scratch_mount "-o subvol=vol1"
	if [ ! -f "$SCRATCH_MNT/file.txt" ]; then
		echo "file.txt not found inside vol1 using subvol=vol1 mount option"
	fi
	_scratch_unmount

	test_should_fail "subvolid=222"

	_scratch_mount "-o subvolid=256"
	if [ ! -f "$SCRATCH_MNT/file.txt" ]; then
		echo "file.txt not found inside vol1 using subvolid=256 mount option"
	fi
	_scratch_unmount

	# subvol and subvolid should point to the same subvolume
	test_should_fail "-o subvol=vol1,subvolid=1234132"

	test_mount_opt "subvol=vol1,subvolid=256" "subvolid=256,subvol=/vol1"
	test_roundtrip_mount "subvol=vol1" "subvolid=256,subvol=/vol1" "subvolid=256" "subvolid=256,subvol=/vol1"
}

# These options are enable at kernel compile time, so no bother if they fail
test_optional_kernel_features()
{
	# Test options that are enabled by kernel config, and so can fail safely
	test_optional_mount_opts "check_int" "check_int"
	test_optional_mount_opts "check_int_data" "check_int_data"
	test_optional_mount_opts "check_int_print_mask=123" "check_int_print_mask=123"

	test_should_fail "fragment=invalid"
	test_optional_mount_opts "fragment=all" "fragment=data,fragment=metadata"
	test_optional_mount_opts "fragment=data" "fragment=data"
	test_optional_mount_opts "fragment=metadata" "fragment=metadata"
}

test_non_revertible_options()
{
	test_mount_opt "degraded" "degraded"

	# nologreplay should be used only with readonly
	test_should_fail "nologreplay"

	if [ "$enable_rescue_nologreplay" = true ]; then
		#rescue=nologreplay should be used only with readonly
		test_should_fail "rescue=nologreplay"

		test_mount_opt "nologreplay,ro" "ro,rescue=nologreplay"
		test_mount_opt "rescue=nologreplay,ro" "ro,rescue=nologreplay"
	else
		test_mount_opt "nologreplay,ro" "ro,nologreplay"
	fi

	test_mount_opt "rescan_uuid_tree" "rescan_uuid_tree"
	test_mount_opt "skip_balance" "skip_balance"
	test_mount_opt "user_subvol_rm_allowed" "user_subvol_rm_allowed"

	test_should_fail "rescue=invalid"
}

test_one_shot_options()
{
	if [ "$enable_clear_cache_shown" = true ]; then
		test_mount_opt "clear_cache" "clear_cache"
	else
		test_mount_opt "clear_cache" ""
	fi
}

# All these options can be reverted (with their "no" counterpart), or can have
# their values set to default on remount
test_revertible_options()
{
	test_roundtrip_mount "acl" "$DEFAULT_OPTS" "noacl" "noacl"
	test_roundtrip_mount "autodefrag" "autodefrag" "noautodefrag" "$DEFAULT_OPTS"
	test_roundtrip_mount "barrier" "$DEFAULT_OPTS" "nobarrier" "nobarrier"

	test_should_fail "commit=-10"
	# commit=0 sets the default, so btrfs hides this mount opt
	test_roundtrip_mount "commit=35" "commit=35" "commit=0" "$DEFAULT_OPTS"

	test_should_fail "compress=invalid"
	test_should_fail "compress-force=invalid"
	test_roundtrip_mount "compress" "compress=zlib:3" "compress=lzo" "compress=lzo"
	test_roundtrip_mount "compress=zstd" "compress=zstd:3" "compress=no" "$DEFAULT_OPTS"
	test_roundtrip_mount "compress-force=no" "$DEFAULT_OPTS" "compress-force=zstd" "compress-force=zstd:3"
	# zlib's max level is 9 and zstd's max level is 15
	test_roundtrip_mount "compress=zlib:20" "compress=zlib:9" "compress=zstd:16" "compress=zstd:15"
	test_roundtrip_mount "compress-force=lzo" "compress-force=lzo" "compress-force=zlib:4" "compress-force=zlib:4"

	if ! _scratch_btrfs_is_zoned; then
		# on remount, if we only pass datacow after nodatacow was used it will remain with nodatasum
		test_roundtrip_mount "nodatacow" "nodatasum,nodatacow" "datacow,datasum" "$DEFAULT_OPTS"
		# nodatacow disabled compression
		test_roundtrip_mount "compress-force" "compress-force=zlib:3" "nodatacow" "nodatasum,nodatacow"

		# nodatacow disabled both datacow and datasum, and datasum enabled datacow and datasum
		test_roundtrip_mount "nodatacow" "nodatasum,nodatacow" "datasum" "$DEFAULT_OPTS"
		test_roundtrip_mount "nodatasum" "nodatasum" "datasum" "$DEFAULT_OPTS"
	fi

	test_should_fail "discard=invalid"
	if [ "$enable_discard_sync" = true ]; then
		test_roundtrip_mount "discard" "discard" "discard=sync" "discard"
		if ! _scratch_btrfs_is_zoned; then
			test_roundtrip_mount "discard=async" "discard=async" "discard=sync" "discard"
		fi
		test_roundtrip_mount "discard=sync" "discard" "nodiscard" "$DEFAULT_NODISCARD_OPTS"
	else
		test_roundtrip_mount "discard" "discard" "discard" "discard"
		test_roundtrip_mount "discard" "discard" "nodiscard" "$DEFAULT_NODISCARD_OPTS"
	fi

	test_roundtrip_mount "enospc_debug" "enospc_debug" "noenospc_debug" "$DEFAULT_OPTS"

	test_should_fail "fatal_errors=pani"
	# fatal_errors=bug is the default
	test_roundtrip_mount "fatal_errors=panic" "fatal_errors=panic" "fatal_errors=bug" "$DEFAULT_OPTS"

	test_roundtrip_mount "flushoncommit" "flushoncommit" "noflushoncommit" "$DEFAULT_OPTS"

	# 2048 is the max_inline default value
	test_roundtrip_mount "max_inline=1024" "max_inline=1024" "max_inline=2048" "$DEFAULT_OPTS"

	test_roundtrip_mount "metadata_ratio=0" "$DEFAULT_OPTS" "metadata_ratio=10" "metadata_ratio=10"

	# ssd_spread implies ssd, while nossd_spread only disables ssd_spread
	test_roundtrip_mount "ssd_spread" "ssd_spread" "nossd" "nossd"
	test_roundtrip_mount "ssd" "ssd" "nossd" "nossd"
	test_mount_opt "ssd" "ssd"

	test_should_fail "thread_pool=-10"
	test_should_fail "thread_pool=0"
	test_roundtrip_mount "thread_pool=10" "thread_pool=10" "thread_pool=50" "thread_pool=50"

	test_roundtrip_mount "notreelog" "notreelog" "treelog" "$DEFAULT_OPTS"
}

# Find out if the running kernel supports the -o discard=sync option.
_scratch_mkfs >/dev/null
MOUNT_OPTIONS=
enable_discard_sync=false
_try_scratch_mount "-o discard=sync" > /dev/null 2>&1 && \
	{ enable_discard_sync=true; _scratch_unmount; }

enable_rescue_nologreplay=false
_try_scratch_mount "-o ro,rescue=nologreplay" > /dev/null 2>&1 && \
	{ enable_rescue_nologreplay=true; _scratch_unmount; }

enable_clear_cache_shown=false
_try_scratch_mount "-o clear_cache" > /dev/null 2>&1 && \
	{ shown_opts=$(cat /proc/self/mounts | grep $SCRATCH_MNT | \
		       $AWK_PROG '{ print $4 }')
	  echo $shown_opts | grep -q clear_cache && enable_clear_cache_shown=true
	  _scratch_unmount; }

_scratch_mkfs >/dev/null

# This test checks mount options, so having random MOUNT_OPTIONS set could
# affect the results of a few of these tests.
MOUNT_OPTIONS=

# create a subvolume that will be used later
_scratch_mount

# We need to save the current default options so we can validate our changes
# from one mount option to the next one.
DEFAULT_OPTS=$(cat /proc/self/mounts | grep $SCRATCH_MNT | \
		$AWK_PROG '{ print $4 }')

# Since 63a7cb130718 ("btrfs: auto enable discard=async when possible"),
# "discard=async" will be automatically enabled if the device supports.
# This can screw up our test against nodiscard options, thus remove the
# default "discard=async" mount option for "nodiscard" tests.
DEFAULT_NODISCARD_OPTS=$(echo -n "$DEFAULT_OPTS" | $SED_PROG 's/,discard=async//')

$BTRFS_UTIL_PROG subvolume create "$SCRATCH_MNT/vol1" > /dev/null
touch "$SCRATCH_MNT/vol1/file.txt"
_scratch_unmount

test_optional_kernel_features

test_non_revertible_options

test_one_shot_options

test_revertible_options

test_subvol

echo "Silence is golden"

status=0
exit