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Bug 1817455: [release-4.4] fix wrongful backup of files not originally on the system #1607
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We have a serious bug in how we backup "original" files and restore them. Here, "original" means files that ship with RHCOS. Think of a default Chrony or another system daemon configuration file. When the MCD kicks in and writes to those files, we want to backup the original one (the shipped-with-RHCOS) in order to restore it if a user deletes the MC that modified it (this was the initial bug reported in GitHub at openshift#782). However, that patch that fixed openshift#782 was causing the following; if you shipped a file with just _one_ MC, removing it would wipe it out and that works. However, if you modified that file later again with another MC, a backup file will be created for the first MC, and when deleting the file by deleting the second MC, it will restore the initial file shipped with the first MC instead of wiping it out completely which it should have since that file was never meant to be backed up because it wasn't on RHCOS from the beginning. This patch now differentiates between files that are already on RHCOS (on-disk so to speak) and files that are shipped with an MC. For the former, the MCD will create a backup as it's doing today, for the latter instead, the MCD creates a placeholder file that tells it to just get rid of the file altogether (along with adding all the necessary checks and actions in order to create those backup files). The issue popped up on upgrade paths where the new manifests rendered by the MCO don't contain a certain file. The MCD notices that and go ahead trying to remove the file. It however notices that a backup file (which was created for an MC shipped file and later other MC have modified it) is there and tries to restore it (also failing with invalid cross-link device error, but that's another issue which I'm fixing here as well by using cp directly). Really hoping all the above makes sense. Signed-off-by: Antonio Murdaca <runcom@linux.com>
Add a check for backwards compatibility: basically if the file doesn't exist in /usr/etc/ and no rpm is claming it, we assume that the orig file came from a wrongful backup of a MachineConfig file instead of a RHCOS file. In this case we delete the `orig` file and don't back up. Also change the name to noOrigFileStamp for clarity. Signed-off-by: Yu Qi Zhang <jerzhang@redhat.com>
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ok, the CI is failing because we're using the FCOS constant which isn't in 4.4 and I don't believe that's a needed cherry-pick so I've created #1609 - please review and merge that |
This is an automated cherry-pick of #1593
/assign runcom