git-annex/Annex/NumCopies.hs
Joey Hess d266a41f8d
prevent numcopies or mincopies being configured to 0
Ignore annex.numcopies set to 0 in gitattributes or git config, or by
git-annex numcopies or by --numcopies, since that configuration would make
git-annex easily lose data. Same for mincopies.

This is a continuation of the work to make data only be able to be lost
when --force is used. It earlier led to the --trust option being disabled,
and similar reasoning applies here.

Most numcopies configs had docs that strongly discouraged setting it to 0
anyway. And I can't imagine a use case for setting to 0. Not that there
might not be one, but it's just so far from the intended use case of
git-annex, of managing and storing your data, that it does not seem like
it makes sense to cater to such a hypothetical use case, where any
git-annex drop can lose your data at any time.

Using a smart constructor makes sure every place avoids 0. Note that this
does mean that NumCopies is for the configured desired values, and not the
actual existing number of copies, which of course can be 0. The name
configuredNumCopies is used to make that clear.

Sponsored-by: Brock Spratlen on Patreon
2022-03-28 15:20:34 -04:00

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{- git-annex numcopies configuration and checking
-
- Copyright 2014-2021 Joey Hess <id@joeyh.name>
-
- Licensed under the GNU AGPL version 3 or higher.
-}
{-# LANGUAGE ScopedTypeVariables, DeriveDataTypeable #-}
module Annex.NumCopies (
module Types.NumCopies,
module Logs.NumCopies,
getFileNumMinCopies,
getSafestNumMinCopies,
getSafestNumMinCopies',
getGlobalFileNumCopies,
getNumCopies,
getMinCopies,
deprecatedNumCopies,
defaultNumCopies,
numCopiesCheck,
numCopiesCheck',
verifyEnoughCopiesToDrop,
verifiableCopies,
UnVerifiedCopy(..),
) where
import Annex.Common
import qualified Annex
import Types.NumCopies
import Logs.NumCopies
import Logs.Trust
import Annex.CheckAttr
import qualified Remote
import qualified Types.Remote as Remote
import Annex.Content
import Annex.UUID
import Annex.CatFile
import qualified Database.Keys
import Control.Exception
import qualified Control.Monad.Catch as M
import Data.Typeable
defaultNumCopies :: NumCopies
defaultNumCopies = configuredNumCopies 1
defaultMinCopies :: MinCopies
defaultMinCopies = configuredMinCopies 1
fromSourcesOr :: v -> [Annex (Maybe v)] -> Annex v
fromSourcesOr v = fromMaybe v <$$> getM id
{- The git config annex.numcopies is deprecated. -}
deprecatedNumCopies :: Annex (Maybe NumCopies)
deprecatedNumCopies = annexNumCopies <$> Annex.getGitConfig
{- Value forced on the command line by --numcopies. -}
getForcedNumCopies :: Annex (Maybe NumCopies)
getForcedNumCopies = Annex.getState Annex.forcenumcopies
{- Value forced on the command line by --mincopies. -}
getForcedMinCopies :: Annex (Maybe MinCopies)
getForcedMinCopies = Annex.getState Annex.forcemincopies
{- NumCopies value from any of the non-.gitattributes configuration
- sources. -}
getNumCopies :: Annex NumCopies
getNumCopies = fromSourcesOr defaultNumCopies
[ getForcedNumCopies
, getGlobalNumCopies
, deprecatedNumCopies
]
{- MinCopies value from any of the non-.gitattributes configuration
- sources. -}
getMinCopies :: Annex MinCopies
getMinCopies = fromSourcesOr defaultMinCopies
[ getForcedMinCopies
, getGlobalMinCopies
]
{- NumCopies and MinCopies value for a file, from any configuration source,
- including .gitattributes. -}
getFileNumMinCopies :: RawFilePath -> Annex (NumCopies, MinCopies)
getFileNumMinCopies f = do
fnumc <- getForcedNumCopies
fminc <- getForcedMinCopies
case (fnumc, fminc) of
(Just numc, Just minc) -> return (numc, minc)
(Just numc, Nothing) -> do
minc <- fromSourcesOr defaultMinCopies
[ snd <$> getNumMinCopiesAttr f
, getGlobalMinCopies
]
return (numc, minc)
(Nothing, Just minc) -> do
numc <- fromSourcesOr defaultNumCopies
[ fst <$> getNumMinCopiesAttr f
, getGlobalNumCopies
, deprecatedNumCopies
]
return (numc, minc)
(Nothing, Nothing) -> do
let fallbacknum = fromSourcesOr defaultNumCopies
[ getGlobalNumCopies
, deprecatedNumCopies
]
let fallbackmin = fromSourcesOr defaultMinCopies
[ getGlobalMinCopies
]
getNumMinCopiesAttr f >>= \case
(Just numc, Just minc) ->
return (numc, minc)
(Just numc, Nothing) -> (,)
<$> pure numc
<*> fallbackmin
(Nothing, Just minc) -> (,)
<$> fallbacknum
<*> pure minc
(Nothing, Nothing) -> (,)
<$> fallbacknum
<*> fallbackmin
{- Gets the highest NumCopies and MinCopies value for all files
- associated with a key. Provide any known associated file;
- the rest are looked up from the database.
-
- Using this when dropping, rather than getFileNumMinCopies
- avoids dropping one file that has a smaller value violating
- the value set for another file that uses the same content.
-}
getSafestNumMinCopies :: AssociatedFile -> Key -> Annex (NumCopies, MinCopies)
getSafestNumMinCopies afile k =
Database.Keys.getAssociatedFilesIncluding afile k
>>= getSafestNumMinCopies' afile k
getSafestNumMinCopies' :: AssociatedFile -> Key -> [RawFilePath] -> Annex (NumCopies, MinCopies)
getSafestNumMinCopies' afile k fs = do
l <- mapM getFileNumMinCopies fs
let l' = zip l fs
(,)
<$> findmax fst l' getNumCopies
<*> findmax snd l' getMinCopies
where
-- Some associated files in the keys database may no longer
-- correspond to files in the repository.
-- (But the AssociatedFile passed to this is known to be
-- an associated file, which may not be in the keys database
-- yet, so checking it is skipped.)
stillassociated f
| AssociatedFile (Just f) == afile = return True
| otherwise = catKeyFile f >>= \case
Just k' | k' == k -> return True
_ -> return False
-- Avoid calling stillassociated on every file; just make sure
-- that the one with the highest value is still associated.
findmax _ [] fallback = fallback
findmax getv l fallback = do
let n = maximum (map (getv . fst) l)
let (maxls, l') = partition (\(x, _) -> getv x == n) l
ifM (anyM stillassociated (map snd maxls))
( return n
, findmax getv l' fallback
)
{- This is the globally visible numcopies value for a file. So it does
- not include local configuration in the git config or command line
- options. -}
getGlobalFileNumCopies :: RawFilePath -> Annex NumCopies
getGlobalFileNumCopies f = fromSourcesOr defaultNumCopies
[ fst <$> getNumMinCopiesAttr f
, getGlobalNumCopies
]
getNumMinCopiesAttr :: RawFilePath -> Annex (Maybe NumCopies, Maybe MinCopies)
getNumMinCopiesAttr file =
checkAttrs ["annex.numcopies", "annex.mincopies"] file >>= \case
(n:m:[]) -> return
( configuredNumCopies <$> readish n
, configuredMinCopies <$> readish m
)
_ -> error "internal"
{- Checks if numcopies are satisfied for a file by running a comparison
- between the number of (not untrusted) copies that are
- belived to exist, and the configured value.
-
- This is good enough for everything except dropping the file, which
- requires active verification of the copies.
-}
numCopiesCheck :: RawFilePath -> Key -> (Int -> Int -> v) -> Annex v
numCopiesCheck file key vs = do
have <- trustExclude UnTrusted =<< Remote.keyLocations key
numCopiesCheck' file vs have
numCopiesCheck' :: RawFilePath -> (Int -> Int -> v) -> [UUID] -> Annex v
numCopiesCheck' file vs have = do
needed <- fst <$> getFileNumMinCopies file
return $ length have `vs` fromNumCopies needed
data UnVerifiedCopy = UnVerifiedRemote Remote | UnVerifiedHere
deriving (Ord, Eq)
{- Verifies that enough copies of a key exist amoung the listed remotes,
- to safely drop it, running an action with a proof if so, and
- printing an informative message if not.
-}
verifyEnoughCopiesToDrop
:: String -- message to print when there are no known locations
-> Key
-> Maybe ContentRemovalLock
-> NumCopies
-> MinCopies
-> [UUID] -- repos to skip considering (generally untrusted remotes)
-> [VerifiedCopy] -- copies already verified to exist
-> [UnVerifiedCopy] -- places to check to see if they have copies
-> (SafeDropProof -> Annex a) -- action to perform the drop
-> Annex a -- action to perform when unable to drop
-> Annex a
verifyEnoughCopiesToDrop nolocmsg key removallock neednum needmin skip preverified tocheck dropaction nodropaction =
helper [] [] preverified (nub tocheck) []
where
helper bad missing have [] lockunsupported =
liftIO (mkSafeDropProof neednum needmin have removallock) >>= \case
Right proof -> dropaction proof
Left stillhave -> do
notEnoughCopies key neednum needmin stillhave (skip++missing) bad nolocmsg lockunsupported
nodropaction
helper bad missing have (c:cs) lockunsupported
| isSafeDrop neednum needmin have removallock =
liftIO (mkSafeDropProof neednum needmin have removallock) >>= \case
Right proof -> dropaction proof
Left stillhave -> helper bad missing stillhave (c:cs) lockunsupported
| otherwise = case c of
UnVerifiedHere -> lockContentShared key contverified
UnVerifiedRemote r -> checkremote r contverified $
let lockunsupported' = r : lockunsupported
in Remote.hasKey r key >>= \case
Right True -> helper bad missing (mkVerifiedCopy RecentlyVerifiedCopy r : have) cs lockunsupported'
Left _ -> helper (r:bad) missing have cs lockunsupported'
Right False -> helper bad (Remote.uuid r:missing) have cs lockunsupported'
where
contverified vc = helper bad missing (vc : have) cs lockunsupported
checkremote r cont fallback = case Remote.lockContent r of
Just lockcontent -> do
-- The remote's lockContent will throw an exception
-- when it is unable to lock, in which case the
-- fallback should be run.
--
-- On the other hand, the continuation could itself
-- throw an exception (ie, the eventual drop action
-- fails), and in this case we don't want to run the
-- fallback since part of the drop action may have
-- already been performed.
--
-- Differentiate between these two sorts
-- of exceptions by using DropException.
let a = lockcontent key $ \v ->
cont v `catchNonAsync` (throw . DropException)
a `M.catches`
[ M.Handler (\ (e :: AsyncException) -> throwM e)
, M.Handler (\ (e :: SomeAsyncException) -> throwM e)
, M.Handler (\ (DropException e') -> throwM e')
, M.Handler (\ (_e :: SomeException) -> fallback)
]
Nothing -> fallback
data DropException = DropException SomeException
deriving (Typeable, Show)
instance Exception DropException
notEnoughCopies :: Key -> NumCopies -> MinCopies -> [VerifiedCopy] -> [UUID] -> [Remote] -> String -> [Remote] -> Annex ()
notEnoughCopies key neednum needmin have skip bad nolocmsg lockunsupported = do
showNote "unsafe"
if length have < fromNumCopies neednum
then showLongNote $
"Could only verify the existence of " ++
show (length have) ++ " out of " ++ show (fromNumCopies neednum) ++
" necessary " ++ pluralcopies (fromNumCopies neednum)
else do
showLongNote $ "Unable to lock down " ++ show (fromMinCopies needmin) ++
" " ++ pluralcopies (fromMinCopies needmin) ++
" of file necessary to safely drop it."
if null lockunsupported
then showLongNote "(This could have happened because of a concurrent drop, or because a remote has too old a version of git-annex-shell installed.)"
else showLongNote $ "These remotes do not support locking: "
++ Remote.listRemoteNames lockunsupported
Remote.showTriedRemotes bad
Remote.showLocations True key (map toUUID have++skip) nolocmsg
where
pluralcopies 1 = "copy"
pluralcopies _ = "copies"
{- Finds locations of a key that can be used to get VerifiedCopies,
- in order to allow dropping the key.
-
- Provide a list of UUIDs that the key is being dropped from.
- The returned lists will exclude any of those UUIDs.
-
- The return lists also exclude any repositories that are untrusted,
- since those should not be used for verification.
-
- The UnVerifiedCopy list is cost ordered.
- The VerifiedCopy list contains repositories that are trusted to
- contain the key.
-}
verifiableCopies :: Key -> [UUID] -> Annex ([UnVerifiedCopy], [VerifiedCopy])
verifiableCopies key exclude = do
locs <- Remote.keyLocations key
(remotes, trusteduuids) <- Remote.remoteLocations locs
=<< trustGet Trusted
untrusteduuids <- trustGet UnTrusted
let exclude' = exclude ++ untrusteduuids
let remotes' = Remote.remotesWithoutUUID remotes (exclude' ++ trusteduuids)
let verified = map (mkVerifiedCopy TrustedCopy) $
filter (`notElem` exclude') trusteduuids
u <- getUUID
let herec = if u `elem` locs && u `notElem` exclude'
then [UnVerifiedHere]
else []
return (herec ++ map UnVerifiedRemote remotes', verified)