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gates / gates (push) Successful in 13s
v0.133.0: a restore-test can never fill a box's disk; leftovers retried on a timer (R-672, R-673)
Space preflight before anything is created (uncompressed size from the vzdump log / PBS
snapshot, x1.2 + 5 GiB, thin metadata, off the tested guest's pool when another storage
is eligible, unknown refuses, reported as a non-pass result). Failed scratch teardown and
the stale-lock sweep retried every 10 min (the sweep under the heavy-op gate). A thin
pool crossing 90% requests an immediate host report. Six red-proofs.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rPz1ZhFKsS53msqPYxtS
2026-09-24 16:23:15 +02:00

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package reconcile
import (
"context"
"fmt"
"sort"
"strings"
)
// ── The restore-test's space preflight (R-672, agent v0.133.0) ─────────────────────────────────────
//
// MEASURED 2026-09-24 on demo-hp: the scheduled restore-test restored 9201's archive into `local-lvm`
// — the SAME thin pool that holds 9201 — with no free-space check. The pool reached 100 %
// (`out_of_data_space`, `error_if_no_space`), and 9201's rootfs and data volume remounted READ-ONLY.
// Evidence: felhom.eu `documentation/audits/night-2026-09-24/C-02…C-07`, `audits/r672-2026-09-24/`.
//
// THE THREE RULES, all decided here before ANY mutation (before the scratch entry is even journaled):
// 1. SPACE FIRST. The target storage must have free data ≥ restored × factor + reserve (defaults 1.2 and
// 5 GiB, `backup.restore_test_space_factor` / `backup.restore_test_space_reserve_gib`), and a thin
// pool's metadata must have room for the same share. `restored` is the UNCOMPRESSED size — the
// archive FILE is the wrong number: 9201's archive was 6.9 GB and its restore wrote 22.6 GB, so
// "file × 1.2 + 5 GiB" (14.3 GB) would have let the 2026-09-24 test run into a pool with 23 GB free.
// 2. KEEP OFF THE TESTED GUEST'S POOL when another eligible storage (active, takes `rootdir`, and the
// agent holds Datastore.AllocateSpace on it) passes rule 1. With only one, rule 1 decides.
// 3. UNKNOWN REFUSES. An unreadable size, an unreadable storage or an unknown thin-pool metadata fill is
// a skip with its reason, never a guess — the fail-safe direction of every guard in this project.
// A refusal is reported to the hub as the test's RESULT ("skipped: …", pass=false), never as a pass.
// Pinned by restoretest_space_test.go.
// RestoreSpace is the preflight's seam onto the host. Production: internal/restorespace.
type RestoreSpace interface {
// RestoredBytes is how many bytes restoring `archive` will write (uncompressed), and where that
// figure came from (for the log and the refusal).
RestoredBytes(ctx context.Context, archive string) (bytes int64, source string, err error)
// Free reports the storage's free data bytes and, for a thin pool, its metadata-used fraction.
Free(ctx context.Context, storage string) (StorageFree, error)
// Eligible lists the storages a restore-test may target: active, content `rootdir`, and the agent
// holds Datastore.AllocateSpace there.
Eligible(ctx context.Context) ([]string, error)
}
// StorageFree is one storage's free space as the preflight judges it.
type StorageFree struct {
AvailBytes int64
UsedBytes int64
Thin bool
// MetaUsedFraction is the thin pool's metadata use (0..1); MetaKnown false = could not be read.
MetaUsedFraction float64
MetaKnown bool
}
// SpacePolicy is rule 1's margin.
type SpacePolicy struct {
Factor float64 // ≥ 1
ReserveBytes int64
}
// DefaultSpacePolicy is 1.2 × restored + 5 GiB.
var DefaultSpacePolicy = SpacePolicy{Factor: 1.2, ReserveBytes: 5 << 30}
// SpaceVerdict is the preflight's answer.
type SpaceVerdict struct {
OK bool
Storage string // the storage the restore goes to (when OK) or was judged (when not)
Required int64
Avail int64
Reason string // empty when OK
// Avoided is the tested guest's own storage, when rule 2 moved the restore off it.
Avoided string
}
// requiredBytes is rule 1's figure.
func (p SpacePolicy) requiredBytes(restored int64) int64 {
f := p.Factor
if f < 1 {
f = DefaultSpacePolicy.Factor
}
return int64(float64(restored)*f) + p.ReserveBytes
}
// fits judges one storage against rule 1 (data AND thin metadata). An unknown metadata fill on a thin
// pool refuses (rule 3).
func fits(fr StorageFree, required int64) (bool, string) {
if fr.AvailBytes < required {
return false, fmt.Sprintf("needs %s free, has %s", gib(required), gib(fr.AvailBytes))
}
if fr.Thin {
if !fr.MetaKnown {
return false, "thin-pool metadata fill unknown"
}
// The metadata a restore of `required` bytes needs, in the pool's own proportion of metadata to
// data. A pool with no data yet has no proportion to read → only the absolute ceiling applies.
need := 0.0
if fr.UsedBytes > 0 {
need = fr.MetaUsedFraction * float64(required) / float64(fr.UsedBytes)
}
if fr.MetaUsedFraction+need > 0.9 {
return false, fmt.Sprintf("thin-pool metadata would reach %.0f%% (now %.0f%%)", 100*(fr.MetaUsedFraction+need), 100*fr.MetaUsedFraction)
}
}
return true, ""
}
func gib(b int64) string { return fmt.Sprintf("%.1f GiB", float64(b)/(1<<30)) }
// sourceStorages returns the storage ids that hold the ARCHIVED guest's volumes (rootfs and every mpN
// that names a `storage:volume`), read from the archive's own embedded config — the guest under test.
// Bind mounts (a leading "/") carry no storage.
func sourceStorages(rawCfg string) map[string]bool {
out := map[string]bool{}
for k, v := range archiveCurrentConfig(rawCfg) {
if k != "rootfs" && !(strings.HasPrefix(k, "mp") && len(k) > 2 && k[2] >= '0' && k[2] <= '9') {
continue
}
vol := strings.TrimSpace(strings.SplitN(strings.TrimSpace(v), ",", 2)[0])
if vol == "" || strings.HasPrefix(vol, "/") {
continue
}
if st, _, ok := strings.Cut(vol, ":"); ok && st != "" {
out[st] = true
}
}
return out
}
// PreflightRestoreSpace applies the three rules. `configured` is `backup.restore_storage`.
func PreflightRestoreSpace(ctx context.Context, space RestoreSpace, policy SpacePolicy, archive, rawCfg, configured string) SpaceVerdict {
if space == nil {
return SpaceVerdict{Storage: configured, Reason: "no space check is wired — refusing (fail-closed)"}
}
restored, src, err := space.RestoredBytes(ctx, archive)
if err != nil || restored <= 0 {
return SpaceVerdict{Storage: configured, Reason: fmt.Sprintf("cannot tell how much the restore writes (%v)", err)}
}
required := policy.requiredBytes(restored)
own := sourceStorages(rawCfg)
// Rule 2: the configured storage holds the guest under test → try the others first.
var order []string
avoided := ""
if own[configured] {
eligible, eerr := space.Eligible(ctx)
if eerr == nil {
sort.Strings(eligible)
for _, s := range eligible {
if s != configured && !own[s] {
order = append(order, s)
}
}
}
if len(order) > 0 {
avoided = configured
}
}
order = append(order, configured)
var last SpaceVerdict
for _, s := range order {
fr, ferr := space.Free(ctx, s)
if ferr != nil {
last = SpaceVerdict{Storage: s, Required: required, Reason: fmt.Sprintf("cannot read free space on %s (%v)", s, ferr)}
continue
}
ok, why := fits(fr, required)
v := SpaceVerdict{OK: ok, Storage: s, Required: required, Avail: fr.AvailBytes}
if ok {
if s != configured {
v.Avoided = avoided
}
return v
}
v.Reason = fmt.Sprintf("not enough space on %s: restoring %s (%s) %s", s, gib(restored), src, why)
last = v
}
return last
}