The enabled admins for the Linux users were shown as basic users. This was
caused by the separation of the two admin types.
Added tests that check that enabled Linux accounts show the correct type
in the output.
Now it is also possible to ensure that a DCB stays alive while
a task referring to it is posted from one worker to another.
That will be implemented in a subsequent commit.
The polling mechanism can now optionally be used for managing
the lifetime of an object placed into the poll set.
If a MXS_POLL_DATA has a non-null 'free', then the reference count
of the data will be increased before calling the handler and
decreased after. In that case, if the reference count reaches 0,
the free function will be called.
Note that the reference counts of *all* MXS_POLL_DATAs returned
by 'epoll_wait' will be increased before the events are delivered
to the handlers individually for each MXS_POLL_DATA, and then once
all events have been delivered, the reference count of each
MXS_POLL_DATA will be decreased.
This ensure that if there are interdependencies between different
MXS_POLL_DATAs returned by one call to 'epoll_wait', the case that
an MXS_POLL_DATA is deleted before its events have been delivered
can be avoided by using the reference count for lifetime management.
In subsequent commits, the reference count will be taken into use
in the lifetime management of DCBs.
With GTID master registration always get filename from GTID repo.
The filestem option is not written if binlog_name is not set: this is
not needed by GTID registration.
router->fileroot is set when last name is loaded from GTID repo.
The test attempted to copy the generated CSV file from the MaxScale server
when in fact it was on the master server. Removed HEAVY label from the
test as it takes about 10 seconds to run.
Cherry-picked from commit f80cde2af149fda9c47d8f9131f82527b76af487.
The basic rule type that matches everything was not created when a rule
with only an optional part was defined. This caused a crash when only one
rule with only an optional part was created. This was caused by the
expectation that the list of rules was never empty.
Reloading of rules now properly uses the current rule file if no argument
was provided. The rule version counter also used atomic operations for the
sake of correctness.
The rule parsing is now only required for DML type statements that should
be fully parsed.
Only text format queries (COM_QUERY, COM_STMT_PREPARE) can be parsed by
the query classifier.
Also fixed invalid use of a NULL value in a string constructor.
The DbfwSession now only exposes the necessary methods with the exception
of the DOWNSTREAM and UPSTREAM structures. These will be handled when the
session implements the filter template.
Renamed the structures to C++ naming style and added initial declarations
for DbfwSession methods.
The DbfwSession methods are not yet fully implemented which is why parts
of the class are still public. The intention is to use the filter template
when the session class is sufficiently refactored.
Removed the rule type enum and replaced it with a string description of
the type. Moved the rule type and name strings as private to the Rule
class. Replaced the need_full_parsing of the base class with a simple
constant.
Removed the unused array of rule names as well and the STRLINK structure
and the functions that use it.
The rule matching implementations are now done in the ColumnsRule,
FunctionRule and FunctionUsageRule classes. The query_matches function now
also takes the session as its first parameter to relay session related
information to the rule. This will be needed by the LimitQueriesRule
class.
Added the implementations of the query_matches method for the RegexRule,
WhereClauseRule and WildCardRule classes and moved the query matching code
into these functions.
The User class now only exposes the `match` method which can be used to
check if any of the rules for a user match a query. Further cleanup is
required once individual rule classes have been implemented.
The User class now handles the appending of the rules by itself and it
also provides a method for accessing the name instead of exposing the name
itself.
The rules matching is still done externally to the User class and moving
it into the User class depends on other changes being made first.
