go-libzfs/common.go

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// Package zfs implements basic manipulation of ZFS pools and data sets.
// Use libzfs C library instead CLI zfs tools, with goal
// to let using and manipulating OpenZFS form with in go project.
//
// TODO: Adding to the pool. (Add the given vdevs to the pool)
// TODO: Scan for pools.
//
//
package zfs
/*
#cgo CFLAGS: -I /usr/include/libzfs -I /usr/include/libspl -DHAVE_IOCTL_IN_SYS_IOCTL_H
#cgo LDFLAGS: -lzfs -lzpool -lnvpair
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <libzfs.h>
#include "common.h"
#include "zpool.h"
#include "zfs.h"
*/
import "C"
import (
"errors"
"sync"
)
// VDevType type of device in the pool
type VDevType string
func init() {
C.go_libzfs_init()
return
}
// Types of Virtual Devices
const (
VDevTypeRoot VDevType = "root" // VDevTypeRoot root device in ZFS pool
VDevTypeMirror = "mirror" // VDevTypeMirror mirror device in ZFS pool
VDevTypeReplacing = "replacing" // VDevTypeReplacing replacing
VDevTypeRaidz = "raidz" // VDevTypeRaidz RAIDZ device
VDevTypeDisk = "disk" // VDevTypeDisk device is disk
VDevTypeFile = "file" // VDevTypeFile device is file
VDevTypeMissing = "missing" // VDevTypeMissing missing device
VDevTypeHole = "hole" // VDevTypeHole hole
VDevTypeSpare = "spare" // VDevTypeSpare spare device
VDevTypeLog = "log" // VDevTypeLog ZIL device
VDevTypeL2cache = "l2cache" // VDevTypeL2cache cache device (disk)
)
// Prop type to enumerate all different properties suppoerted by ZFS
type Prop int
// PoolStatus type representing status of the pool
type PoolStatus int
// PoolState type representing pool state
type PoolState uint64
// VDevState - vdev states tye
type VDevState uint64
// VDevAux - vdev aux states
type VDevAux uint64
// Property ZFS pool or dataset property value
type Property struct {
Value string
Source string
}
var Global struct {
Mtx sync.Mutex
}
// Pool status
const (
/*
* The following correspond to faults as defined in the (fault.fs.zfs.*)
* event namespace. Each is associated with a corresponding message ID.
*/
PoolStatusCorruptCache PoolStatus = iota /* corrupt /kernel/drv/zpool.cache */
PoolStatusMissingDevR /* missing device with replicas */
PoolStatusMissingDevNr /* missing device with no replicas */
PoolStatusCorruptLabelR /* bad device label with replicas */
PoolStatusCorruptLabelNr /* bad device label with no replicas */
PoolStatusBadGUIDSum /* sum of device guids didn't match */
PoolStatusCorruptPool /* pool metadata is corrupted */
PoolStatusCorruptData /* data errors in user (meta)data */
PoolStatusFailingDev /* device experiencing errors */
PoolStatusVersionNewer /* newer on-disk version */
PoolStatusHostidMismatch /* last accessed by another system */
PoolStatusIoFailureWait /* failed I/O, failmode 'wait' */
PoolStatusIoFailureContinue /* failed I/O, failmode 'continue' */
PoolStatusBadLog /* cannot read log chain(s) */
PoolStatusErrata /* informational errata available */
/*
* If the pool has unsupported features but can still be opened in
* read-only mode, its status is ZPOOL_STATUS_UNSUP_FEAT_WRITE. If the
* pool has unsupported features but cannot be opened at all, its
* status is ZPOOL_STATUS_UNSUP_FEAT_READ.
*/
PoolStatusUnsupFeatRead /* unsupported features for read */
PoolStatusUnsupFeatWrite /* unsupported features for write */
/*
* These faults have no corresponding message ID. At the time we are
* checking the status, the original reason for the FMA fault (I/O or
* checksum errors) has been lost.
*/
PoolStatusFaultedDevR /* faulted device with replicas */
PoolStatusFaultedDevNr /* faulted device with no replicas */
/*
* The following are not faults per se, but still an error possibly
* requiring administrative attention. There is no corresponding
* message ID.
*/
PoolStatusVersionOlder /* older legacy on-disk version */
PoolStatusFeatDisabled /* supported features are disabled */
PoolStatusResilvering /* device being resilvered */
PoolStatusOfflineDev /* device online */
PoolStatusRemovedDev /* removed device */
/*
* Finally, the following indicates a healthy pool.
*/
PoolStatusOk
)
// Possible ZFS pool states
const (
PoolStateActive PoolState = iota /* In active use */
PoolStateExported /* Explicitly exported */
PoolStateDestroyed /* Explicitly destroyed */
PoolStateSpare /* Reserved for hot spare use */
PoolStateL2cache /* Level 2 ARC device */
PoolStateUninitialized /* Internal spa_t state */
PoolStateUnavail /* Internal libzfs state */
PoolStatePotentiallyActive /* Internal libzfs state */
)
// Pool properties. Enumerates available ZFS pool properties. Use it to access
// pool properties either to read or set soecific property.
const (
PoolPropCont Prop = iota - 2
PoolPropInval
PoolPropName
PoolPropSize
PoolPropCapacity
PoolPropAltroot
PoolPropHealth
PoolPropGUID
PoolPropVersion
PoolPropBootfs
PoolPropDelegation
PoolPropAutoreplace
PoolPropCachefile
PoolPropFailuremode
PoolPropListsnaps
PoolPropAutoexpand
PoolPropDedupditto
PoolPropDedupratio
PoolPropFree
PoolPropAllocated
PoolPropReadonly
PoolPropAshift
PoolPropComment
PoolPropExpandsz
PoolPropFreeing
PoolPropFragmentaion
PoolPropLeaked
PoolPropMaxBlockSize
PoolPropTName
PoolPropMaxNodeSize
PoolPropMultiHost
PoolNumProps
)
/*
* Dataset properties are identified by these constants and must be added to
* the end of this list to ensure that external consumers are not affected
* by the change. If you make any changes to this list, be sure to update
* the property table in module/zcommon/zfs_prop.c.
*/
const (
DatasetPropCont Prop = iota - 2
DatasetPropBad
DatasetPropType
DatasetPropCreation
DatasetPropUsed
DatasetPropAvailable
DatasetPropReferenced
DatasetPropCompressratio
DatasetPropMounted
DatasetPropOrigin
DatasetPropQuota
DatasetPropReservation
DatasetPropVolsize
DatasetPropVolblocksize
DatasetPropRecordsize
DatasetPropMountpoint
DatasetPropSharenfs
DatasetPropChecksum
DatasetPropCompression
DatasetPropAtime
DatasetPropDevices
DatasetPropExec
DatasetPropSetuid
DatasetPropReadonly
DatasetPropZoned
DatasetPropSnapdir
DatasetPropPrivate /* not exposed to user, temporary */
DatasetPropAclinherit
DatasetPropCreateTXG /* not exposed to the user */
DatasetPropName /* not exposed to the user */
DatasetPropCanmount
DatasetPropIscsioptions /* not exposed to the user */
DatasetPropXattr
DatasetPropNumclones /* not exposed to the user */
DatasetPropCopies
DatasetPropVersion
DatasetPropUtf8only
DatasetPropNormalize
DatasetPropCase
DatasetPropVscan
DatasetPropNbmand
DatasetPropSharesmb
DatasetPropRefquota
DatasetPropRefreservation
DatasetPropGUID
DatasetPropPrimarycache
DatasetPropSecondarycache
DatasetPropUsedsnap
DatasetPropUsedds
DatasetPropUsedchild
DatasetPropUsedrefreserv
DatasetPropUseraccounting /* not exposed to the user */
DatasetPropStmfShareinfo /* not exposed to the user */
DatasetPropDeferDestroy
DatasetPropUserrefs
DatasetPropLogbias
DatasetPropUnique /* not exposed to the user */
DatasetPropObjsetid /* not exposed to the user */
DatasetPropDedup
DatasetPropMlslabel
DatasetPropSync
DatasetPropDnodeSize
DatasetPropRefratio
DatasetPropWritten
DatasetPropClones
DatasetPropLogicalused
DatasetPropLogicalreferenced
DatasetPropInconsistent /* not exposed to the user */
DatasetPropVolmode
DatasetPropFilesystemLimit
DatasetPropSnapshotLimit
DatasetPropFilesystemCount
DatasetPropSnapshotCount
DatasetPropSnapdev
DatasetPropAcltype
DatasetPropSelinuxContext
DatasetPropSelinuxFsContext
DatasetPropSelinuxDefContext
DatasetPropSelinuxRootContext
DatasetPropRelatime
DatasetPropRedundantMetadata
DatasetPropOverlay
DatasetPropPrevSnap
DatasetPropReceiveResumeToken
DatasetPropEncryption
DatasetPropKeyLocation
DatasetPropKeyFormat
DatasetPropPBKDF2Salt
DatasetPropPBKDF2Iters
DatasetPropEncryptionRoot
DatasetPropKeyGUID
DatasetPropKeyStatus
DatasetPropRemapTXG /* not exposed to the user */
DatasetNumProps
)
// LastError get last underlying libzfs error description if any
func LastError() (err error) {
return errors.New(C.GoString(C.libzfs_last_error_str()))
}
// ClearLastError force clear of any last error set by undeliying libzfs
func ClearLastError() (err error) {
err = LastError()
C.libzfs_clear_last_error()
return
}
func booleanT(b bool) (r C.boolean_t) {
if b {
return 1
}
return 0
}
// ZFS errors
const (
ESuccess = 0 /* no error -- success */
ENomem = 2000 << iota /* out of memory */
EBadprop /* invalid property value */
EPropreadonly /* cannot set readonly property */
EProptype /* property does not apply to dataset type */
EPropnoninherit /* property is not inheritable */
EPropspace /* bad quota or reservation */
EBadtype /* dataset is not of appropriate type */
EBusy /* pool or dataset is busy */
EExists /* pool or dataset already exists */
ENoent /* no such pool or dataset */
EBadstream /* bad backup stream */
EDsreadonly /* dataset is readonly */
EVoltoobig /* volume is too large for 32-bit system */
EInvalidname /* invalid dataset name */
EBadrestore /* unable to restore to destination */
EBadbackup /* backup failed */
EBadtarget /* bad attach/detach/replace target */
ENodevice /* no such device in pool */
EBaddev /* invalid device to add */
ENoreplicas /* no valid replicas */
EResilvering /* currently resilvering */
EBadversion /* unsupported version */
EPoolunavail /* pool is currently unavailable */
EDevoverflow /* too many devices in one vdev */
EBadpath /* must be an absolute path */
ECrosstarget /* rename or clone across pool or dataset */
EZoned /* used improperly in local zone */
EMountfailed /* failed to mount dataset */
EUmountfailed /* failed to unmount dataset */
EUnsharenfsfailed /* unshare(1M) failed */
ESharenfsfailed /* share(1M) failed */
EPerm /* permission denied */
ENospc /* out of space */
EFault /* bad address */
EIo /* I/O error */
EIntr /* signal received */
EIsspare /* device is a hot spare */
EInvalconfig /* invalid vdev configuration */
ERecursive /* recursive dependency */
ENohistory /* no history object */
EPoolprops /* couldn't retrieve pool props */
EPoolNotsup /* ops not supported for this type of pool */
EPoolInvalarg /* invalid argument for this pool operation */
ENametoolong /* dataset name is too long */
EOpenfailed /* open of device failed */
ENocap /* couldn't get capacity */
ELabelfailed /* write of label failed */
EBadwho /* invalid permission who */
EBadperm /* invalid permission */
EBadpermset /* invalid permission set name */
ENodelegation /* delegated administration is disabled */
EUnsharesmbfailed /* failed to unshare over smb */
ESharesmbfailed /* failed to share over smb */
EBadcache /* bad cache file */
EIsl2CACHE /* device is for the level 2 ARC */
EVdevnotsup /* unsupported vdev type */
ENotsup /* ops not supported on this dataset */
EActiveSpare /* pool has active shared spare devices */
EUnplayedLogs /* log device has unplayed logs */
EReftagRele /* snapshot release: tag not found */
EReftagHold /* snapshot hold: tag already exists */
ETagtoolong /* snapshot hold/rele: tag too long */
EPipefailed /* pipe create failed */
EThreadcreatefailed /* thread create failed */
EPostsplitOnline /* onlining a disk after splitting it */
EScrubbing /* currently scrubbing */
ENoScrub /* no active scrub */
EDiff /* general failure of zfs diff */
EDiffdata /* bad zfs diff data */
EPoolreadonly /* pool is in read-only mode */
EUnknown
)
// vdev states are ordered from least to most healthy.
// A vdev that's VDevStateCantOpen or below is considered unusable.
const (
VDevStateUnknown VDevState = iota // Uninitialized vdev
VDevStateClosed // Not currently open
VDevStateOffline // Not allowed to open
VDevStateRemoved // Explicitly removed from system
VDevStateCantOpen // Tried to open, but failed
VDevStateFaulted // External request to fault device
VDevStateDegraded // Replicated vdev with unhealthy kids
VDevStateHealthy // Presumed good
)
// vdev aux states. When a vdev is in the VDevStateCantOpen state, the aux field
// of the vdev stats structure uses these constants to distinguish why.
const (
VDevAuxNone VDevAux = iota // no error
VDevAuxOpenFailed // ldi_open_*() or vn_open() failed
VDevAuxCorruptData // bad label or disk contents
VDevAuxNoReplicas // insufficient number of replicas
VDevAuxBadGUIDSum // vdev guid sum doesn't match
VDevAuxTooSmall // vdev size is too small
VDevAuxBadLabel // the label is OK but invalid
VDevAuxVersionNewer // on-disk version is too new
VDevAuxVersionOlder // on-disk version is too old
VDevAuxUnsupFeat // unsupported features
VDevAuxSpared // hot spare used in another pool
VDevAuxErrExceeded // too many errors
VDevAuxIOFailure // experienced I/O failure
VDevAuxBadLog // cannot read log chain(s)
VDevAuxExternal // external diagnosis
VDevAuxSplitPool // vdev was split off into another pool
)