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fix(drbd): forget a removed peer through the kernel, address drbdmeta without a minor - #224
Two problems in how the satellite talks to drbdmeta.
forget-peer never ran. It passed the peer positionally, and drbdmeta's usage is forget-peer --node-id {val} (9.22 and 9.35 alike), so every call exited 10 and a removed peer's metadata slot was never reclaimed. Fixing only the flag would have made it worse: both callers run right after del-peer with the disk attached, and drbdmeta would rewrite the whole superblock under the kernel, which reverts it on its next metadata write and can lose a kernel write in between. The peer is now forgotten with drbdsetup forget-peer <res> <node-id>, once for the resource. The kernel clears the slot on every volume and syncs the metadata itself, as upstream drbdadm does first. drbdmeta is no longer used for it.
The other drbdmeta calls named the device <resource>/<volume>. That is no device name drbdmeta knows. It worked by accident: the minor lookup answers -1, and the minor < 0 refusal behind it never fires because the field is unsigned. They now pass -, the name drbdmeta itself takes as no minor. These calls run on a disk the kernel does not hold (set-gi before up) or only read it.
Testing
drbdsetup forget-peer {resource} {peer_node_id} is the usage of the 9.22 binary the image installs. TestRemovedPeerIsForgottenThroughTheKernelOnce runs the removed-peer teardown on a two-volume resource: del-peer, then one drbdsetup forget-peer, and no drbdmeta call. The kernel-slot prune tests expect the same.
With the 9.22 binary on a file with real v09 metadata, get-gi and set-gi give the same results with - as with <resource>/<volume>.
go test ./... with envtest: green apart from the known pkg/rest shutdown flake. golangci-lint 2.11.4 (the CI pin) over the whole tree: clean.
Not run against real DRBD on a stand.
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Bug Fixes
Peer metadata is now cleared once per resource through DRBD, rather than separately for each volume.
Metadata operations now correctly target the backing device, including when working with resources that do not have a DRBD minor.
Peer cleanup is skipped when no local device is available, while cleanup failures remain non-fatal.
Documentation
Updated the initial-sync guidance to reflect the corrected metadata command usage.
DRBD metadata operations now pass - instead of a resource/volume target. ForgetPeer now issues one resource-level drbdsetup forget-peer command. Satellite cleanup invokes it after del-peer when a local device exists.
Changes: DRBD metadata commands and peer cleanup
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Summary
Use the no-minor metadata argument pkg/drbd/drbdadm.go, pkg/drbd/drbdadm_p2_test.go, pkg/satellite/reconciler_bug028_test.go, pkg/satellite/reconciler_skip_init_sync_gate_test.go, pkg/satellite/reconciler_drbd_test.go, pkg/satellite/controllers/observer_record_gi_test.go, docs/architecture.md
Metadata operations pass - instead of a resource/volume target. Tests and architecture documentation reflect the argument. Metadata-seeding test matching uses backing-device paths.
Run peer cleanup through the kernel pkg/drbd/drbdadm.go, pkg/drbd/drbdadm_test.go, pkg/drbd/drbdsetup_show.go
ForgetPeer accepts a resource and peer node ID, then invokes drbdsetup forget-peer once. The command test and KernelSlot.NodeID documentation reflect this change.
Integrate peer cleanup into satellite teardown pkg/satellite/reconciler.go, pkg/satellite/kernel_cleanup.go, pkg/satellite/forget_peer_internal_test.go, pkg/satellite/kernel_cleanup_test.go
Removed-peer and kernel-slot teardown invoke ForgetPeer once after del-peer when a local device exists. Tests cover multi-volume cleanup, pruning, diskless replicas, and Pass-1 and Pass-3 cleanup.
cozystack/blockstor#220: Adds observer GI recording through drbdadm get-gi, which shares the GetGI command contract.
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Pin the seed-order check to the exact set-gi command.
The ordering check at reconciler_drbd_test.go:3557 now finds the first drbdmeta --force - v09 call on any device. If an extra drbdmeta v09 call runs between create-md and adjust, and set-gi moves after adjust, the ordering check still passes. The later slices.Contains check confirms only that the exact command exists, not its position. Select the seed command's index instead.
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Review comment at @pkg/satellite/reconciler_drbd_test.go at line 3557:
Update the setGI lookup in the ordering check to find the exact seed-device
set-gi command, rather than the first generic drbdmeta v09 call. Keep the
existing createMD and adjust ordering checks unchanged.
Narrow the day-0 set-gi lookup to its device and subcommand.
The prefix drbdmeta --force - v09 matches a forced drbdmeta call on any device. indexOfPrefix returns the first match. If another forced v09 call on a different device runs between create-md and adjust, the test selects that call instead of set-gi. A set-gi moved after adjust would then pass the ordering check. The exact-match check uses slices.Contains, so it does not check order. The change also widens the selector. Before this change, the prefix named pvc-zskip/0, so only calls on that device could hide a misordered set-gi.
This is a gap in the regression check. It does not affect current production command order. Narrowing the prefix to tc.wantDevice and internal set-gi excludes other devices and other subcommands. The result still matches the leading text of the expected wantSetGI command.
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Review comment at @pkg/satellite/reconciler_drbd_test.go at line 4050:
Narrow the setGI lookup using indexOfPrefix to match tc.wantDevice and the
internal set-gi subcommand, so calls for other devices or subcommands cannot
satisfy the ordering check.
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Review comments at @pkg/satellite/reconciler_drbd_test.go:
- Line 3557: Update the setGI lookup in the ordering check to find the exact
seed-device set-gi command, rather than the first generic drbdmeta v09 call.
Keep the existing createMD and adjust ordering checks unchanged.
- Line 4050: Narrow the setGI lookup using indexOfPrefix to match tc.wantDevice
and the internal set-gi subcommand, so calls for other devices or subcommands
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Andrei Kvapil (@kvaps) NOT LGTM. With --node-id in place, forget-peer stops failing and starts rewriting the DRBD superblock while the kernel has the disk attached. Separately, the reason given for switching to - doesn't match the drbdmeta source.
Business context: the satellite's direct drbdmeta calls use a device argument and a forget-peer syntax that drbdmeta doesn't take as intended, so slots of removed peers are never reclaimed.
B1: forget-peer now writes metadata the kernel has attached (pkg/drbd/drbdadm.go:543)
Both callers run while the resource is up and the local disk is attached. tearDownRemovedPeers (reconciler.go:1884) calls it right after a successful del-peer. teardownKernelSlot (kernel_cleanup.go:285) is reached from PruneStaleKernelSlots, which only acts when drbdsetup show lists slots for the resource. Until now every one of these calls exited 10, so the path never wrote to disk. With this PR it writes, and nothing in drbdmeta stops it:
With - as the device, drbdmeta skips is_attached() entirely. See main() in drbdmeta.c, same in 9.22.0 and 9.35.0.
For internal metadata it opens the backing device with O_EXCL. The kernel's claim makes that fail with EBUSY, and the fallback asks confirmed("Exclusive open failed. Do it anyways?"). With --force, confirmed() returns true without asking (v07_style_md_open_device in drbdmeta_linux.c).
meta_forget_peer reads the whole superblock, edits one peer slot and writes the whole superblock back with md_cpu_to_disk.
The kernel writes the superblock from its in-memory copy. drbd_md_write in drbd_main.c writes the current and history UUIDs, the flags and every peers[] entry.
So the next kernel metadata sync reverts the forget, and the slot leak this PR targets stays. Worse, a kernel write that lands between drbdmeta's read and its write is lost. Stale UUIDs and flags then sit on disk until the kernel syncs again, and a crash in that window brings the replica back with metadata that doesn't match its data.
Upstream does this differently. adm_forget_peer in user/v9/drbdadm_main.c runs drbdsetup forget-peer first. On the kernel side, drbd_adm_forget_peer clears the slot in memory on every volume of the resource, syncs the metadata, and refuses with ERR_NET_CONFIGURED while a connection to that node still exists. Only when that fails does drbdadm fall back to drbdmeta, and then it passes a real minor, so the attached check applies.
Fix: after del-peer, call drbdsetup forget-peer <res> <node-id> once per resource, not per volume. Keep drbdmeta for a resource that isn't up, and give it the minor instead of - so drbdmeta itself refuses an attached device. I'd also want a test that pins which command runs when the resource is up and which runs when it's down. The current tests only pin argv and pass with either.
B2: the stated reason for - is not what drbdmeta does (pkg/drbd/drbdadm.go:40, commit 3113165, PR body)
The comment, the commit message and the PR body all say newer drbd-utils refuse <resource>/<volume> with "Cannot determine minor device number". That message sits behind if (cfg->minor < 0), and struct format declares unsigned minor; in user/shared/drbdmeta.h. The branch is dead in 9.22.0, in 9.35.0 and on current master.
The same dead check is why 9.22 goes on. It doesn't read the argument as no minor: dt_minor_of_dev returns -1, which is stored as UINT_MAX, then a lock on minor -1 is taken and is_attached(-1) runs. Debian's 9.22.0-1.1 carries no drbdmeta patch. I'm fine with - itself, it's what drbdmeta special-cases as no minor. But the squash keeps the commit message, so this explanation lands in main as fact. Please either show the refusal by running 9.35, or reword the comment, the commit message and the body to the real reason.
Non-blocking
Doc comments still describe the old call shape. ForgetPeer (drbdadm.go:516) still shows <res>/<vol> and the positional peer id, and WipeMd (:808) and ShowGI (:834) show <res>/<vol>. docs/architecture.md:137 has the same for set-gi.
I agree with the bot on reconciler_drbd_test.go:3557 and :4050. The setGI prefix used to name the device and now matches any drbdmeta --force - v09 call, so the ordering check no longer pins the set-gi call.
#220 merges cleanly with this one, but its TestObserverRecordsTheGIOfDataBearingVolumes in pkg/satellite/controllers expects drbdmeta --force pvc-r/0 ... and fails on the combined tree. Whichever lands second has to update it. #223 doesn't interact.
Tested on the head, which already sits on main: go test ./pkg/drbd ./pkg/satellite passes. Dropping --node-id turns TestAdmForgetPeerInvokesDrbdmeta and two prune tests red. Putting <res>/<vol> back turns five drbd tests and ten satellite tests red. The red Integration check is TestGroupI/ResourceConnectionPathCreate, and the same test failed on an unrelated branch on 2026-10-24, so it isn't this diff.
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B1: both callers run this on an attached disk. With - and --force, drbdmeta skips the attached check and overrides the EBUSY from O_EXCL, then rewrites the whole superblock under the kernel. drbdsetup forget-peer <res> <node-id> after del-peer does this in the kernel instead.
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B2: cfg->minor is unsigned in drbdmeta.h, so the < 0 check in front of "Cannot determine minor device number" never fires, in 9.35 or on master either. The comment and the commit message state a refusal the source can't produce.
Andrei Kvapil (kvaps)
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fix(drbd): address drbdmeta without a minor, give forget-peer its --node-id
fix(drbd): forget a removed peer through the kernel, address drbdmeta without a minor
Nov 2, 2026
Thanks, and you're right on both. Head 814bdf8, one commit.
B1: forget-peer now goes through the kernel, drbdsetup forget-peer <res> <node-id> once for the resource after del-peer, on both callers. drbdmeta is not used for it at all anymore, so there's no attached-disk path left. I didn't keep a drbdmeta fallback for a resource that is down, since nothing calls forget-peer then. TestRemovedPeerIsForgottenThroughTheKernelOnce runs the teardown on a two-volume resource and checks del-peer, then a single kernel forget-peer, and no drbdmeta call.
B2: my reason was wrong, I read the minor < 0 check without looking at the type. The comment, the commit message and the body now say what drbdmeta actually does with <resource>/<volume>, and that - is its own no-minor name.
Non-blocking: the doc comments and docs/architecture.md show -, and the two ordering tests look for a set-gi on the volume's backing device again. I'll update TestObserverRecordsTheGIOfDataBearingVolumes on whichever of this and #220 lands second.
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Andrei Kvapil (@kvaps) NOT LGTM. The forget-peer fix is right now, but the commit also takes back the loopback bind of the plain port and the mutual TLS on the snapshot stream, which landed on main just before it (#215, #219).
The tree outside the drbd change is the old main. The parent of 814bdf8 is ffd7b90 (#219), but outside the 11 files the drbd change touches, the tree is main as of 7bb6606, from before both PRs: git diff 7bb66064 814bdf80e -- cmd pkg/satellite/stream pkg/satellite/agent.go pkg/satellite/controllers pkg/rest/server.go stand tests docs/usage.md docs/layer-stack.md is empty. That is where the other 30 files and most of the 1606 deleted lines come from. On the head:
--rest-bind-address defaults to :3370 again, the stand manifest passes :3370, and checkPlainBindAddress with its warning is gone.
The snapshot stream is plain HTTP again. stream/tls.go and the --stream-tls-* flags are deleted, the DaemonSet no longer mounts the stream Secret, and stand/blockstor-apiserver-tls.yaml no longer creates the stream CA.
CI is green only because the tests of both went with the code (tls_test.go, bind_test.go, bind_flag_test.go, flags_test.go). Neither the commit message nor the PR body mentions any of it, and the squash would land it in main under a drbd title. It also makes the site PR #205 wrong about port 3370 and the stream in networking.md and operations.md. And #216 merges cleanly into main but conflicts with this PR in cmd/controller/main.go.
Fix: rebuild the commit on current main with only the drbd delta. git merge-tree --write-tree --merge-base 7bb66064 origin/main 814bdf80e gives a clean tree with exactly the 11 files. On that tree go test ./pkg/drbd ./pkg/satellite/... ./cmd/... passes and go vet is clean.
Previous review
B1 is fixed. The peer is now forgotten through the kernel, once per peer and after del-peer, and drbdsetup forget-peer <res> <node-id> matches the 9.22 usage. In the kernel, drbd_adm_forget_peer refuses with ERR_NET_CONFIGURED while a connection to that node exists, clears the slot on every volume, then syncs the metadata itself. So nothing writes the superblock behind the kernel. The drbdmeta fallback for a resource that is down isn't needed here, because both callers get to ForgetPeer only after a successful del-peer, and that needs the resource up. Putting drbdmeta back into ForgetPeer turns four tests red, the new internal test among them. A per-volume loop turns that one red too.
B2 is fixed. The comment, the commit message and the body now give the real reason. Changing drbdmetaNoMinor turns 12 tests red.
Non-blocking 1 and 2 are fixed. The doc comments and docs/architecture.md:137 are updated, and indexOfSetGI finds set-gi by the backing device.
Non-blocking 3 still applies. #220 at cae780f still expects drbdmeta --force pvc-r/0 in observer_record_gi_test.go:40.
Non-blocking
Nothing pins the order of del-peer and forget-peer on the prune path. Moving ForgetPeer above DelPeer in teardownKernelSlot keeps every test green. The kernel would refuse, so the slot leaks and nothing is corrupted, but the Pass 1 test could check the order the way the new internal test does.
Removing the anyDevice guard from both callers also keeps every test green. It's harmless: on a volume with no disk, clear_peer_slot returns -ENODEV and the command still succeeds. Either drop the guard or pin it with a test.
… without a minor
forget-peer went through drbdmeta with the peer as a positional
argument. drbdmeta's usage is `forget-peer --node-id {val}` in 9.22 and
9.35 alike, so every call exited 10 and a removed peer's metadata slot
was never reclaimed. Fixing only the flag would have been worse: both
callers run right after del-peer, with the disk attached, and drbdmeta
would rewrite the whole superblock under the kernel, whose next
metadata write reverts it, and a kernel write between drbdmeta's read
and write would be lost. The peer is now forgotten with `drbdsetup
forget-peer <res> <node-id>`, once for the resource: the kernel clears
the slot on every volume and syncs the metadata itself, as upstream
drbdadm does first.
The remaining drbdmeta calls named the device `<resource>/<volume>`,
which is no device name drbdmeta knows; it worked by accident, with a
lookup that answered -1 and a never-firing `minor < 0` check on an
unsigned field. They now pass `-`, the name drbdmeta takes as no
minor. They run on a disk the kernel does not hold, or only read it.
Assisted-by: LLM
Signed-off-by: Andrei Kvapil <kvapss@gmail.com>
Thanks, and sorry for that one. f006541 is rebuilt on current main (with #215, #219, #220 and #216 in) and carries only the drbd change: git diff origin/main is your 11 files, plus the observer test and one comment in drbdsetup_show.go below. Nothing under cmd, stream, rest or stand.
Previous non-blocking 3: #220 is in main now, so observer_record_gi_test.go expects drbdmeta --force - ... here.
Non-blocking 1: TestPrunedSlotIsForgottenAfterDelPeer checks the order on the prune path, and goes red with ForgetPeer moved above DelPeer.
Non-blocking 2: kept the guard and pinned it. TestADisklessReplicaForgetsNoPeer runs both callers with a diskless replica and fails with either guard removed. Dropping it would have changed both signatures for nothing.
Also fixed the KernelSlot.NodeID comment, which still said drbdmeta forget-peer --node-id.
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Minor · Retry a failed forget-peer, or keep the node ID until it succeeds. · drbdadm.go:534-537
pkg/drbd/drbdadm.go:534-537 Minor · Stability & Availability · Poor tradeoff
Retry a failed forget-peer, or keep the node ID until it succeeds.
When drbdsetup forget-peer fails, both teardown paths discard the error. After del-peer, the peer leaves the kernel connection list, and the rewritten .res file drops its node ID. No later reconcile retries the call, so the metadata slot stays allocated and can block a later replica add.
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Review comment at @pkg/drbd/drbdadm.go around lines 534 - 537:
Update the teardown paths that call Adm.ForgetPeer so a failed forget-peer is
not discarded: retain the peer node ID for a later retry, or otherwise retry
until the operation succeeds before removing that ID from the rewritten .res
file. Preserve the existing successful teardown behavior.
Pin the exact --node-id 1 seed command in the seed-order checks.
indexOfSetGI returns the first set-gi on the first volume's backing device. It does not match the node ID or the GI tuple. The ordering checks use that index as the seed position. The exact wantSetGI command is checked only for presence, with slices.Contains. A change that moves the --node-id 1 command after adjust can still pass when another set-gi on the same device remains before adjust.
Look up the exact command in both TestApplyFirstActivationSeedsGiBeforeAdjust and the pvc-zskip subtest, and use its index for the ordering check.
- // Pin the exact day0 GI shape: current_uuid = day0,- // bitmap_uuid EMPTY (positional "0" = bitmap-uuid 0x0),- // history zeroed, stamped via `set-gi --node-id <peer>`- // (DRBD 9.2+ per-peer slot layout). The empty bitmap-base- // matches upstream LINSTOR's working-skip metadata (every- // per-peer bitmap-uuid 0x0). The satellite derives day0- // deterministically from RD name + volume number — keep- // the expected value in sync with- // pkg/satellite/providerkind.go's day0GiFor().- day0 := satellite.Day0GiForTest("pvc-zskip", 0)- wantSetGI := fmt.Sprintf("drbdmeta --force - v09 %s internal set-gi --node-id 1 %s:0:0:0:0:1",- tc.wantDevice, day0)- if !slices.Contains(calls, wantSetGI) {- t.Errorf("missing exact day0 set-gi command %q in calls: %v", wantSetGI, calls)- }
Both presence checks are removed. slices.Index returns -1 when the exact command is missing, and the existing setGI < 0 fatal check reports that case. If no other caller uses indexOfSetGI, delete it. Otherwise the unused linter can flag it.
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Review comment at @pkg/satellite/reconciler_drbd_test.go around lines 7954 -
7956:
Update the seed-order checks in TestApplyFirstActivationSeedsGiBeforeAdjust and
the pvc-zskip subtest of TestApplyFirstActivationSkipsInitialSyncOnThinOrZFS to
use the index of each exact expected --node-id 1 set-gi command for ordering
against adjust, rather than indexOfSetGI. Keep the existing missing-command
failure behavior, and remove indexOfSetGI only if no other callers remain.
Assert the forget-peer count and the absence of drbdmeta in the prune test.
TestPrunedSlotIsForgottenAfterDelPeer checks only that del-peer precedes forget-peer. A second forget-peer call, or a drbdmeta call on the attached-disk path, would still pass. The sibling test TestRemovedPeerIsForgottenThroughTheKernelOnce already asserts both conditions. Add the same checks here.
Suggested test assertions
if del < 0 || forget < del {
t.Fatalf("want del-peer, then drbdsetup forget-peer; got %v", calls)
}
++ forgets := 0+ for _, c := range calls {+ if strings.Contains(c, "forget-peer") {+ forgets+++ }+ if strings.HasPrefix(c, "drbdmeta") {+ t.Errorf("drbdmeta ran against an attached disk: %s", c)+ }+ }+ if forgets != 1 {+ t.Errorf("forget-peer ran %d times, want once; got %v", forgets, calls)+ }
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Review comment at @pkg/satellite/forget_peer_internal_test.go around lines 104 -
108:
Update TestPrunedSlotIsForgottenAfterDelPeer to verify that forget-peer is
called exactly once and that no drbdmeta command runs on the attached-disk path,
while preserving the existing assertion that del-peer precedes forget-peer.
TestADisklessReplicaForgetsNoPeer fails only when a forget-peer command appears. It does not check that del-peer still runs. tearDownRemovedPeers and teardownKernelSlot both call DelPeer before their diskless guards. A change that moved DelPeer below either guard would still pass this test. Asserting the two del-peer commands closes that gap.
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for _, c := range fx.CommandLines() {
if strings.Contains(c, "forget-peer") {
t.Errorf("a diskless replica ran %s", c)
}
}
++ calls := fx.CommandLines()+ if !slices.Contains(calls, "drbdadm del-peer n2:pvc-fp") {+ t.Errorf("diskless replica did not del-peer the removed peer; got %v", calls)+ }+ if !slices.Contains(calls, "drbdadm del-peer n3:pvc-fp") {+ t.Errorf("diskless replica did not del-peer the pruned slot; got %v", calls)+ }
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Review comment at @pkg/satellite/forget_peer_internal_test.go around lines 137 -
141:
Update TestADisklessReplicaForgetsNoPeer to assert that both expected del-peer
commands run, in addition to checking that no forget-peer command runs. Use the
command lines recorded by fx and verify the removed peer and pruned slot cases.
Additional comments: 1
pkg/drbd/drbdadm.go-534-535: 1
534-535: Minor · Potential issue · Heavy lift
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We couldn't verify this from the code. It is shown for review, not as a verified issue.
The replacement forget-peer operation requires an up kernel resource; it may leave no cleanup route when a peer is permanently removed while its resource is down.
On reactivation, the departed peer's slot may remain occupied, eventually blocking a replica addition.
This can occur when: A peer is removed while the local resource is down but its backing-device metadata is retained for later activation.
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Minor comments:
Review comments at @pkg/drbd/drbdadm.go:
- Around line 534-537: Update the teardown paths that call Adm.ForgetPeer so a
failed forget-peer is not discarded: retain the peer node ID for a later retry,
or otherwise retry until the operation succeeds before removing that ID from the
rewritten .res file. Preserve the existing successful teardown behavior.
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Review comments at @pkg/satellite/forget_peer_internal_test.go:
- Around line 104-108: Update TestPrunedSlotIsForgottenAfterDelPeer to verify
that forget-peer is called exactly once and that no drbdmeta command runs on the
attached-disk path, while preserving the existing assertion that del-peer
precedes forget-peer.
- Around line 137-141: Update TestADisklessReplicaForgetsNoPeer to assert that
both expected del-peer commands run, in addition to checking that no forget-peer
command runs. Use the command lines recorded by fx and verify the removed peer
and pruned slot cases.
Review comments at @pkg/satellite/reconciler_drbd_test.go:
- Around line 7954-7956: Update the seed-order checks in
TestApplyFirstActivationSeedsGiBeforeAdjust and the pvc-zskip subtest of
TestApplyFirstActivationSkipsInitialSyncOnThinOrZFS to use the index of each
exact expected --node-id 1 set-gi command for ordering against adjust, rather
than indexOfSetGI. Keep the existing missing-command failure behavior, and
remove indexOfSetGI only if no other callers remain.
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Andrei Kvapil (@kvaps) LGTM. The commit now carries only the drbd change on top of current main, and the forget-peer fix is intact.
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B1 is fixed. f006541 sits on 536e935, current main with #200, #215, #216, #219 and #220 in. git diff origin/main...f006541ae lists 13 files, all under pkg/drbd, pkg/satellite and docs/architecture.md. cmd/*/bind.go, pkg/satellite/stream/tls.go and their tests are all back, and TestPlainListenerFlagUsesTheLoopbackDefault and the stream TLS tests pass. With #216 in main, the conflict in cmd/controller/main.go is gone too.
The forget-peer fix from the round before still holds. Putting drbdmeta back into ForgetPeer turns 5 tests red. Calling forget-peer before del-peer on the removed-peers path turns TestRemovedPeerIsForgottenThroughTheKernelOnce red, and changing drbdmetaNoMinor turns 15 red.
Non-blocking 3 is fixed. observer_record_gi_test.go expects drbdmeta --force - ..., and the satellite tests pass on this head and on this head merged with #225, which touches the same GI code.
Non-blocking 1 is fixed: with ForgetPeer moved above DelPeer in teardownKernelSlot, TestPrunedSlotIsForgottenAfterDelPeer goes red.
Non-blocking 2 is fixed: dropping the anyDevice guard from either caller, or making it always true, turns TestADisklessReplicaForgetsNoPeer red.
Integration tests failed in the first attempt on TestGroupFRAutoPlace3WithTieBreaker, a placement timeout. The same test failed on e92b128, 2a29a55 (site only) and 972face, so I don't count it against this PR. The rest of CI is green.
Non-blocking
A failed forget-peer is not retried, but both new comments say the next reconcile retries it (kernel_cleanup.go:268-273, reconciler.go:1882-1885). On the removed-peers path the .res is rewritten without the peer, so computeRemovedPeers never returns it again. On the prune path the successful del-peer already removed the connection, so drbdsetup show no longer lists the slot. After a good del-peer the kernel call should almost never fail, so this is about the comments, not the behaviour. They should say the slot stays leaked. Also tearDownRemovedPeers drops the error with _ = while its doc comment at reconciler.go:1848 says the errors are logged.
A few comments outside the diff still describe drbdmeta forget-peer: reconciler.go:1831 and :1972, kernel_cleanup.go:78, :87 and :157, internal/controller/resource_controller.go:2169. The doc comment of TestAdmWipeMdInvokesDrbdmeta (drbdadm_p2_test.go:159-164) still says the target must be <res>/<vol> because the resource alone would be refused, right above an assertion that expects -.
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Two problems in how the satellite talks to drbdmeta.
forget-peer --node-id {val}(9.22 and 9.35 alike), so every call exited 10 and a removed peer's metadata slot was never reclaimed. Fixing only the flag would have made it worse: both callers run right afterdel-peerwith the disk attached, and drbdmeta would rewrite the whole superblock under the kernel, which reverts it on its next metadata write and can lose a kernel write in between. The peer is now forgotten withdrbdsetup forget-peer <res> <node-id>, once for the resource. The kernel clears the slot on every volume and syncs the metadata itself, as upstream drbdadm does first. drbdmeta is no longer used for it.<resource>/<volume>. That is no device name drbdmeta knows. It worked by accident: the minor lookup answers -1, and theminor < 0refusal behind it never fires because the field is unsigned. They now pass-, the name drbdmeta itself takes as no minor. These calls run on a disk the kernel does not hold (set-gi beforeup) or only read it.Testing
drbdsetup forget-peer {resource} {peer_node_id}is the usage of the 9.22 binary the image installs.TestRemovedPeerIsForgottenThroughTheKernelOnceruns the removed-peer teardown on a two-volume resource: del-peer, then onedrbdsetup forget-peer, and no drbdmeta call. The kernel-slot prune tests expect the same.get-giandset-gigive the same results with-as with<resource>/<volume>.go test ./...with envtest: green apart from the knownpkg/restshutdown flake. golangci-lint 2.11.4 (the CI pin) over the whole tree: clean.Summary by CodeRabbit