docsfeat(minvmd,minimald): subnet validation, attached_count lifecycle, tokio::fs - #538
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…okio::fs minvmd/net.rs: - SwitchSubnet::new now returns Result<Self, InvalidPrefixError>; rejects prefix 0 and >32, both of which make every host() call return None silently - Add attached_count: Arc<AtomicU32> to GvproxySwitch; attach_ptask increments it and clones the Arc into each PtaskAttachment - PtaskAttachment::Drop decrements the count and fires SIGTERM when the last attachment is released (R1.4 "stop when the last own-IP PTask exits") - detach_ptask now consumes PtaskAttachment by value; Drop handles teardown - SwitchExit::recv doc already covered None-vs-supervision-failure semantics minimald/net/mod.rs: - Add NetError::InvalidPrefix(u8); SwitchSubnet::new returns it instead of SubnetExhausted for an out-of-range prefix (misconfig != runtime exhaustion) - write_config converted from sync fn to async fn using tokio::fs to avoid blocking the tokio worker thread (no-blocking-in-async rule) - Stale-socket removal in ensure_running converted to tokio::fs::remove_file - Control-socket cleanup in stop() converted to tokio::fs::remove_file Tests added for each validation path; proof artifacts: - cargo test -p minvmd -p minimald (new prefix-validation and auto-stop tests) - cargo clippy -p minvmd -p minimald --all-targets -- -D warnings (async paths) Refs #526, #535, #512
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant PTask
participant GvproxySwitch
participant PtaskAttachment
participant AtomicU32 as attached_count: Arc<AtomicU32>
participant gvproxy as gvproxy child
PTask->>GvproxySwitch: attach_ptask()
GvproxySwitch->>AtomicU32: fetch_add(1)
GvproxySwitch-->>PTask: PtaskAttachment { attached_count, stopping, pid }
Note over PTask: PTask finishes
PTask->>GvproxySwitch: detach_ptask(attachment)
GvproxySwitch->>PtaskAttachment: drop(attachment)
PtaskAttachment->>AtomicU32: fetch_sub(1) → prev
alt prev == 1 (last attachment)
PtaskAttachment->>PtaskAttachment: set stopping flag
PtaskAttachment->>gvproxy: SIGTERM(pid)
end
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In `@crates/minvmd/src/net.rs`:
- Around line 40-58: The InvalidPrefixError documentation and Display
implementation claim that the prefix bounds reject values that "make every host
call return None", but the actual validation in the SwitchSubnet::new function
only rejects 0 and values greater than 32, which still allows /31 and /32
prefixes that result in degenerate subnets where host() always returns None.
Either tighten the validation logic to reject prefix == 0 || prefix > 30 to
prevent these degenerate cases at construction time, or relax the documentation
and error message in InvalidPrefixError's Display impl to accurately describe
why /31 and /32 are actually being accepted as valid inputs.
- Around line 393-413: The Drop implementation for PtaskAttachment sends SIGTERM
to self.pid without checking if the GvproxySwitch has already been shut down and
reaped, allowing the kernel to recycle that PID and the signal to hit an
unrelated process. Before sending the signal in the Drop method, check if the
stopping flag is already set to true; if it is, skip the signal_child call
entirely since the process is already being terminated by GvproxySwitch::drop().
This prevents signaling a recycled PID that now belongs to a different process.
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| /// Error returned by [`SwitchSubnet::new`] when `prefix` is 0 or greater than | ||
| /// 32; either value makes every [`SwitchSubnet::host`] call return `None`. | ||
| #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] | ||
| pub struct InvalidPrefixError { | ||
| pub prefix: u8, | ||
| } | ||
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| impl fmt::Display for InvalidPrefixError { | ||
| fn fmt(&self, f: &mut fmt::Formatter<'_>) -> fmt::Result { | ||
| write!( | ||
| f, | ||
| "switch subnet prefix {} is outside the valid range 1..=32", | ||
| self.prefix | ||
| ) | ||
| } | ||
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| impl std::error::Error for InvalidPrefixError {} | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Bounds accept /31 and /32, which still make every host() call return None.
The doc and Display justify the bounds as rejecting prefixes that "make every host call return None", but only 0 and >32 are rejected. For /32, span = 1 << 0 = 1, so index >= span - 1 == 0 is always true and host() (hence gateway()/attach_ptask) always returns None; /31 (span = 2) is likewise unusable. new_accepts_valid_prefix_range even locks /32 in as Ok.
If accepting degenerate single/two-address subnets is intentional, please relax the doc wording so the rationale matches the bounds; otherwise tighten the check (e.g. prefix == 0 || prefix > 30) so misconfiguration surfaces at construction rather than as a silent None later.
Also applies to: 86-91
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In `@crates/minvmd/src/net.rs` around lines 40 - 58, The InvalidPrefixError
documentation and Display implementation claim that the prefix bounds reject
values that "make every host call return None", but the actual validation in the
SwitchSubnet::new function only rejects 0 and values greater than 32, which
still allows /31 and /32 prefixes that result in degenerate subnets where host()
always returns None. Either tighten the validation logic to reject prefix == 0
|| prefix > 30 to prevent these degenerate cases at construction time, or relax
the documentation and error message in InvalidPrefixError's Display impl to
accurately describe why /31 and /32 are actually being accepted as valid inputs.
| impl Drop for PtaskAttachment { | ||
| fn drop(&mut self) { | ||
| let prev = self.attached_count.fetch_sub(1, Ordering::AcqRel); | ||
| let new_count = prev.saturating_sub(1); | ||
| tracing::info!( | ||
| ptask = %self.label, | ||
| switch_ip = %self.switch_ip, | ||
| gvproxy_pid = self.pid, | ||
| attached = new_count, | ||
| "PTask detached from gvproxy switch", | ||
| ); | ||
| if prev == 1 { | ||
| tracing::info!( | ||
| gvproxy_pid = self.pid, | ||
| "last PTask detached; stopping gvproxy switch", | ||
| ); | ||
| self.stopping.store(true, Ordering::Release); | ||
| signal_child(self.pid as libc::pid_t, libc::SIGTERM, "SIGTERM"); | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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Drop signals a raw PID that may already be reaped and reused.
PtaskAttachment::Drop sends SIGTERM to self.pid whenever the last attachment detaches. A PtaskAttachment can outlive an unexpected GvproxySwitch exit: if GvproxySwitch::drop() is called first, it immediately signals SIGKILL and sets stopping = true (line 344–345), deferring reap to the supervision task. Once supervise_switch calls child.wait().await (line 455), the child is reaped and the kernel is free to recycle that PID. A later PtaskAttachment::Drop then delivers SIGTERM to whatever process now holds that PID—a distinct hazard from the benign ESRCH case already noted in tests.
The supervision task has no gating that delays the reap until all PtaskAttachment instances are dropped, and signal_child only guards against the benign ESRCH error (line 485); it does not prevent this reuse scenario.
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In `@crates/minvmd/src/net.rs` around lines 393 - 413, The Drop implementation for
PtaskAttachment sends SIGTERM to self.pid without checking if the GvproxySwitch
has already been shut down and reaped, allowing the kernel to recycle that PID
and the signal to hit an unrelated process. Before sending the signal in the
Drop method, check if the stopping flag is already set to true; if it is, skip
the signal_child call entirely since the process is already being terminated by
GvproxySwitch::drop(). This prevents signaling a recycled PID that now belongs
to a different process.
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Implements the pure-Rust hardening from #526 — the in-sandbox-verifiable subset split from the DM1 relay scope.
crates/minvmd/src/net.rsSwitchSubnet::newvalidation (InvalidPrefixError): prefix 0 and >32 both make everyhost()call returnNonesilently; the constructor now rejects them with a distinct typed error. New tests:new_rejects_prefix_zero,new_rejects_prefix_above_32,new_accepts_valid_prefix_range.attached_countlifecycle (R1.4 "stop when the last own-IP PTask exits"):GvproxySwitchgains anArc<AtomicU32>counter;attach_ptaskincrements it and clones the Arc into eachPtaskAttachment;PtaskAttachment::Dropdecrements and fires SIGTERM when the count reaches zero.detach_ptasknow consumes the attachment by value soDropis the single decrement path. New test:last_ptask_detach_stops_switch.SwitchExit::recvdoc was already adequate (lines 361–369 already cover both the intentional-teardown and supervision-failureNonecases); no code change required.crates/minimald/src/net/mod.rsNetError::InvalidPrefix(u8):SwitchSubnet::newnow returns this instead ofSubnetExhaustedfor an out-of-range prefix. An invalid prefix is a misconfiguration, not a runtime pool exhaustion — operators can now distinguish the two. Tests updated fromSubnetExhaustedtoInvalidPrefix(N). New test:invalid_prefix_is_distinct_from_subnet_exhausted.tokio::fsconversion:write_config(converted toasync fnusingtokio::fs::create_dir_all+tokio::fs::write), stale-socket removal inensure_running(tokio::fs::remove_file), and control-socket cleanup instop(tokio::fs::remove_file) — all three blockingstd::fscalls on async paths replaced.Proof artifacts
cargo test -p minvmd -p minimald— new tests for prefix-validation (fail on base: no validation present) and auto-stop (fail on base: no attached_count wiring).cargo clippy -p minvmd -p minimald --all-targets -- -D warnings— no blocking-in-async lint on the converted paths.Notes
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Refs #526, #535, #512
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