fluentd 1.15.3-x86-mingw32 → 1.16.2-x86-mingw32

data/test/plugin/test_in_tail.rb

@@ -2638,4 +2638,383 @@ class TailInputTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
       end
     end
   end
+
+  sub_test_case "Update watchers for rotation with follow_inodes" do
+    def test_updateTW_before_refreshTW_and_detach_before_refreshTW
+      config = config_element(
+        "ROOT",
+        "",
+        {
+          "path" => "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt*",
+          "pos_file" => "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.pos",
+          "tag" => "t1",
+          "format" => "none",
+          "read_from_head" => "true",
+          "follow_inodes" => "true",
+          # In order to detach the old watcher quickly.
+          "rotate_wait" => "1s",
+          # In order to reproduce the same condition stably, ensure that `refresh_watchers` is not
+          # called by a timer.
+          "refresh_interval" => "1h",
+          # stat_watcher often calls `TailWatcher::on_notify` faster than creating a new log file,
+          # so disable it in order to reproduce the same condition stably.
+          "enable_stat_watcher" => "false",
+        }
+      )
+      d = create_driver(config, false)
+
+      tail_watchers = []
+      stub.proxy(d.instance).setup_watcher do |tw|
+        tail_watchers.append(tw)
+        tw
+      end
+
+      Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "wb") {|f| f.puts "file1 log1"}
+
+      d.run(expect_records: 4, timeout: 10) do
+        # Rotate (If the timing is bad, `TailWatcher::on_notify` might be called between mv and new-file-creation)
+        Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "ab") {|f| f.puts "file1 log2"}
+        FileUtils.move("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt" + "1")
+        Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "wb") {|f| f.puts "file2 log1"}
+
+        # `watch_timer` calls `TailWatcher::on_notify`, and then `update_watcher` updates the TailWatcher:
+        #     TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt", inode: inode_0) => TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt", inode: inode_1)
+        # The old TailWathcer is detached here since `rotate_wait` is just `1s`.
+        sleep 3
+
+        # This reproduces the following situation:
+        #     Rotation => update_watcher => refresh_watchers
+        # This adds a new TailWatcher: TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt1", inode: inode_0)
+        d.instance.refresh_watchers
+
+        # Append to the new current log file.
+        Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "ab") {|f| f.puts "file2 log2"}
+      end
+
+      inode_0 = tail_watchers[0].ino
+      inode_1 = tail_watchers[1].ino
+      record_values = d.events.collect { |event| event[2]["message"] }.sort
+      position_entries = []
+      Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.pos", "r") do |f|
+        f.readlines(chomp: true).each do |line|
+          values = line.split("\t")
+          position_entries.append([values[0], values[1], values[2].to_i(16)])
+        end
+      end
+
+      assert_equal(
+        {
+          record_values: ["file1 log1", "file1 log2", "file2 log1", "file2 log2"],
+          tail_watcher_paths: ["#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt1"],
+          tail_watcher_inodes: [inode_0, inode_1, inode_0],
+          tail_watcher_io_handler_opened_statuses: [false, false, false],
+          position_entries: [
+            ["#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "0000000000000016", inode_0],
+            ["#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "0000000000000016", inode_1],
+          ],
+        },
+        {
+          record_values: record_values,
+          tail_watcher_paths: tail_watchers.collect { |tw| tw.path },
+          tail_watcher_inodes: tail_watchers.collect { |tw| tw.ino },
+          tail_watcher_io_handler_opened_statuses: tail_watchers.collect { |tw| tw.instance_variable_get(:@io_handler)&.opened? || false },
+          position_entries: position_entries
+        },
+      )
+    end
+
+    def test_updateTW_before_refreshTW_and_detach_after_refreshTW
+      config = config_element(
+        "ROOT",
+        "",
+        {
+          "path" => "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt*",
+          "pos_file" => "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.pos",
+          "tag" => "t1",
+          "format" => "none",
+          "read_from_head" => "true",
+          "follow_inodes" => "true",
+          # In order to detach the old watcher after refresh_watchers.
+          "rotate_wait" => "4s",
+          # In order to reproduce the same condition stably, ensure that `refresh_watchers` is not
+          # called by a timer.
+          "refresh_interval" => "1h",
+          # stat_watcher often calls `TailWatcher::on_notify` faster than creating a new log file,
+          # so disable it in order to reproduce the same condition stably.
+          "enable_stat_watcher" => "false",
+        }
+      )
+      d = create_driver(config, false)
+
+      tail_watchers = []
+      stub.proxy(d.instance).setup_watcher do |tw|
+        tail_watchers.append(tw)
+        tw
+      end
+
+      Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "wb") {|f| f.puts "file1 log1"}
+
+      d.run(expect_records: 4, timeout: 10) do
+        # Rotate (If the timing is bad, `TailWatcher::on_notify` might be called between mv and new-file-creation)
+        Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "ab") {|f| f.puts "file1 log2"}
+        FileUtils.move("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt" + "1")
+        Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "wb") {|f| f.puts "file2 log1"}
+
+        # `watch_timer` calls `TailWatcher::on_notify`, and then `update_watcher` updates the TailWatcher:
+        #     TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt", inode: inode_0) => TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt", inode: inode_1)
+        sleep 2
+
+        # This reproduces the following situation:
+        #     Rotation => update_watcher => refresh_watchers
+        # This adds a new TailWatcher: TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt1", inode: inode_0)
+        d.instance.refresh_watchers
+
+        # The old TailWathcer is detached here since `rotate_wait` is `4s`.
+        sleep 3
+
+        # Append to the new current log file.
+        Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "ab") {|f| f.puts "file2 log2"}
+      end
+
+      inode_0 = tail_watchers[0].ino
+      inode_1 = tail_watchers[1].ino
+      record_values = d.events.collect { |event| event[2]["message"] }.sort
+      position_entries = []
+      Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.pos", "r") do |f|
+        f.readlines(chomp: true).each do |line|
+          values = line.split("\t")
+          position_entries.append([values[0], values[1], values[2].to_i(16)])
+        end
+      end
+
+      assert_equal(
+        {
+          record_values: ["file1 log1", "file1 log2", "file2 log1", "file2 log2"],
+          tail_watcher_paths: ["#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt1"],
+          tail_watcher_inodes: [inode_0, inode_1, inode_0],
+          tail_watcher_io_handler_opened_statuses: [false, false, false],
+          position_entries: [
+            # The recorded path is old, but it is no problem. The path is not used when using follow_inodes.
+            ["#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "0000000000000016", inode_0],
+            ["#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "0000000000000016", inode_1],
+          ],
+        },
+        {
+          record_values: record_values,
+          tail_watcher_paths: tail_watchers.collect { |tw| tw.path },
+          tail_watcher_inodes: tail_watchers.collect { |tw| tw.ino },
+          tail_watcher_io_handler_opened_statuses: tail_watchers.collect { |tw| tw.instance_variable_get(:@io_handler)&.opened? || false },
+          position_entries: position_entries
+        },
+      )
+    end
+
+    # The scenario where in_tail wrongly detaches TailWatcher.
+    # This is reported in https://github.com/fluent/fluentd/issues/4190.
+    def test_updateTW_after_refreshTW
+      config = config_element(
+        "ROOT",
+        "",
+        {
+          "path" => "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt*",
+          "pos_file" => "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.pos",
+          "tag" => "t1",
+          "format" => "none",
+          "read_from_head" => "true",
+          "follow_inodes" => "true",
+          # In order to detach the old watcher quickly.
+          "rotate_wait" => "1s",
+          # In order to reproduce the same condition stably, ensure that `refresh_watchers` is not
+          # called by a timer.
+          "refresh_interval" => "1h",
+          # stat_watcher often calls `TailWatcher::on_notify` faster than creating a new log file,
+          # so disable it in order to reproduce the same condition stably.
+          "enable_stat_watcher" => "false",
+        }
+      )
+      d = create_driver(config, false)
+
+      tail_watchers = []
+      stub.proxy(d.instance).setup_watcher do |tw|
+        tail_watchers.append(tw)
+        tw
+      end
+
+      Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "wb") {|f| f.puts "file1 log1"}
+
+      d.run(expect_records: 4, timeout: 10) do
+        # Rotate (If the timing is bad, `TailWatcher::on_notify` might be called between mv and new-file-creation)
+        Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "ab") {|f| f.puts "file1 log2"}
+        FileUtils.move("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt" + "1")
+        Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "wb") {|f| f.puts "file2 log1"}
+
+        # This reproduces the following situation:
+        #     Rotation => refresh_watchers => update_watcher
+        # This add a new TailWatcher: TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt", inode: inode_1)
+        #     This overwrites `@tails["tail.txt"]`
+        d.instance.refresh_watchers
+
+        # `watch_timer` calls `TailWatcher::on_notify`, and then `update_watcher` trys to update the TailWatcher:
+        #     TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt", inode: inode_0) => TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt", inode: inode_1)
+        # However, it is already added in `refresh_watcher`, so `update_watcher` doesn't create the new TailWatcher.
+        # The old TailWathcer is detached here since `rotate_wait` is just `1s`.
+        sleep 3
+
+        # This adds a new TailWatcher: TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt1", inode: inode_0)
+        d.instance.refresh_watchers
+
+        # Append to the new current log file.
+        Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "ab") {|f| f.puts "file2 log2"}
+      end
+
+      inode_0 = tail_watchers[0].ino
+      inode_1 = tail_watchers[1].ino
+      record_values = d.events.collect { |event| event[2]["message"] }.sort
+      position_entries = []
+      Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.pos", "r") do |f|
+        f.readlines(chomp: true).each do |line|
+          values = line.split("\t")
+          position_entries.append([values[0], values[1], values[2].to_i(16)])
+        end
+      end
+
+      assert_equal(
+        {
+          record_values: ["file1 log1", "file1 log2", "file2 log1", "file2 log2"],
+          tail_watcher_paths: ["#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt1"],
+          tail_watcher_inodes: [inode_0, inode_1, inode_0],
+          tail_watcher_io_handler_opened_statuses: [false, false, false],
+          position_entries: [
+            # The recorded path is old, but it is no problem. The path is not used when using follow_inodes.
+            ["#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "0000000000000016", inode_0],
+            ["#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "0000000000000016", inode_1],
+          ],
+        },
+        {
+          record_values: record_values,
+          tail_watcher_paths: tail_watchers.collect { |tw| tw.path },
+          tail_watcher_inodes: tail_watchers.collect { |tw| tw.ino },
+          tail_watcher_io_handler_opened_statuses: tail_watchers.collect { |tw| tw.instance_variable_get(:@io_handler)&.opened? || false },
+          position_entries: position_entries
+        },
+      )
+    end
+
+    def test_path_resurrection
+      config = config_element(
+        "ROOT",
+        "",
+        {
+          "path" => "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt*",
+          "pos_file" => "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.pos",
+          "tag" => "t1",
+          "format" => "none",
+          "read_from_head" => "true",
+          "follow_inodes" => "true",
+          # In order to reproduce the same condition stably, ensure that `refresh_watchers` is not
+          # called by a timer.
+          "refresh_interval" => "1h",
+          # https://github.com/fluent/fluentd/pull/4237#issuecomment-1633358632
+          # Because of this problem, log duplication can occur during `rotate_wait`.
+          # Need to set `rotate_wait 0` for a workaround.
+          "rotate_wait" => "0s",
+        }
+      )
+      d = create_driver(config, false)
+
+      tail_watchers = []
+      stub.proxy(d.instance).setup_watcher do |tw|
+        tail_watchers.append(tw)
+        tw
+      end
+
+      Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "wb") {|f| f.puts "file1 log1"}
+
+      d.run(expect_records: 5, timeout: 10) do
+        # Rotate
+        Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "ab") {|f| f.puts "file1 log2"}
+        FileUtils.move("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt" + "1")
+        # TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt", inode: inode_0) detects `tail.txt` disappeared.
+        #     Call `update_watcher` to stop and discard self.
+        # If not discarding, then it will be a orphan and cause leak and log duplication.
+        #
+        # This reproduces the case where the notify to TailWatcher comes before the new file for the path
+        # is created during rotation.
+        # (stat_watcher notifies faster than a new file is created)
+        # Overall, this is a rotation operation, but from the TailWatcher, it appears as if the file
+        # was resurrected once it disappeared.
+        sleep 2 # On Windows and macOS, StatWatcher doesn't work, so need enough interval for TimeTrigger.
+        Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "wb") {|f| f.puts "file2 log1"}
+
+        # Add new TailWatchers
+        #     tail.txt: TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt", inode: inode_1)
+        #     tail.txt: TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt1", inode: inode_0)
+        # NOTE: If not discarding the first TailWatcher on notify, this makes it a orphan because
+        # this overwrites the `@tails[tail.txt]` by adding TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt", inode: inode_1)
+        d.instance.refresh_watchers
+
+        # This does nothing.
+        # NOTE: If not discarding the first TailWatcher on notify, this add
+        #     tail.txt1: TailWatcher(path: "tail.txt1", inode: inode_0)
+        # because the previous refresh_watcher overwrites `@tails[tail.txt]` and the inode_0 is lost.
+        # This would cause log duplication.
+        d.instance.refresh_watchers
+
+        # Append to the old file
+        Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt1", "ab") {|f| f.puts "file1 log3"}
+
+        # Append to the new current log file.
+        Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "ab") {|f| f.puts "file2 log2"}
+      end
+
+      inode_0 = Fluent::FileWrapper.stat("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt1").ino
+      inode_1 = Fluent::FileWrapper.stat("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt").ino
+      record_values = d.events.collect { |event| event[2]["message"] }.sort
+      position_entries = []
+      Fluent::FileWrapper.open("#{@tmp_dir}/tail.pos", "r") do |f|
+        f.readlines(chomp: true).each do |line|
+          values = line.split("\t")
+          position_entries.append([values[0], values[1], values[2].to_i(16)])
+        end
+      end
+
+      assert_equal(
+        {
+          record_values: ["file1 log1", "file1 log2", "file1 log3", "file2 log1", "file2 log2"],
+          tail_watcher_set: Set[
+            {
+              path: "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt",
+              inode: inode_0,
+              io_handler_opened_status: false,
+            },
+            {
+              path: "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt",
+              inode: inode_1,
+              io_handler_opened_status: false,
+            },
+            {
+              path: "#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt1",
+              inode: inode_0,
+              io_handler_opened_status: false,
+            },
+          ],
+          position_entries: [
+            ["#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "0000000000000021", inode_0],
+            ["#{@tmp_dir}/tail.txt", "0000000000000016", inode_1],
+          ],
+        },
+        {
+          record_values: record_values,
+          tail_watcher_set: Set.new(tail_watchers.collect { |tw|
+            {
+              path: tw.path,
+              inode: tw.ino,
+              io_handler_opened_status: tw.instance_variable_get(:@io_handler)&.opened? || false,
+            }
+          }),
+          position_entries: position_entries,
+        },
+      )
+    end
+  end
 end

data/test/plugin/test_in_tcp.rb

@@ -156,6 +156,19 @@ class TcpInputTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
     assert_equal hostname, event[2]['host']
   end
 
+  test "send_keepalive_packet_can_be_enabled" do
+    d = create_driver(base_config + %!
+      format none
+      send_keepalive_packet true
+    !)
+    assert_true d.instance.send_keepalive_packet
+
+    d = create_driver(base_config + %!
+      format none
+    !)
+    assert_false d.instance.send_keepalive_packet
+  end
+
   test 'source_address_key' do
     d = create_driver(base_config + %!
       format none
@@ -205,13 +218,13 @@ class TcpInputTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
           </client>
         </security>
       !)
-      d.run(shutdown: false, expect_records: 1, timeout: 2) do
+      d.run(expect_records: 1, timeout: 2) do
         create_tcp_socket('127.0.0.1', @port) do |sock|
           sock.send("hello\n", 0)
         end
       end
 
-      assert_equal 1, d.instance.log.logs.count { |l| l =~ /anonymous client/ }
+      assert_equal 1, d.logs.count { |l| l =~ /anonymous client/ }
       assert_equal 0, d.events.size
     end
   end
@@ -240,4 +253,76 @@ class TcpInputTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
       assert_equal 'hello', event[2]['msg']
     end
   end
+
+  sub_test_case "message_length_limit" do
+    data("batch_emit", { extract: "" }, keep: true)
+    data("single_emit", { extract: "<extract>\ntag_key tag\n</extract>\n" }, keep: true)
+    test "drop records exceeding limit" do |data|
+      message_length_limit = 10
+      d = create_driver(base_config + %!
+        message_length_limit #{message_length_limit}
+        <parse>
+          @type none
+        </parse>
+        #{data[:extract]}
+      !)
+      d.run(expect_records: 2, timeout: 10) do
+        create_tcp_socket('127.0.0.1', @port) do |sock|
+          sock.send("a" * message_length_limit + "\n", 0)
+          sock.send("b" * (message_length_limit + 1) + "\n", 0)
+          sock.send("c" * (message_length_limit - 1) + "\n", 0)
+        end
+      end
+
+      expected_records = [
+        "a" * message_length_limit,
+        "c" * (message_length_limit - 1)
+      ]
+      actual_records = d.events.collect do |event|
+        event[2]["message"]
+      end
+
+      assert_equal expected_records, actual_records
+    end
+
+    test "clear buffer and discard the subsequent data until the next delimiter" do |data|
+      message_length_limit = 12
+      d = create_driver(base_config + %!
+        message_length_limit #{message_length_limit}
+        delimiter ";"
+        <parse>
+          @type json
+        </parse>
+        #{data[:extract]}
+      !)
+      d.run(expect_records: 1, timeout: 10) do
+        create_tcp_socket('127.0.0.1', @port) do |sock|
+          sock.send('{"message":', 0)
+          sock.send('"hello', 0)
+          sleep 1 # To make the server read data and clear the buffer here.
+          sock.send('world!"};', 0) # This subsequent data must be discarded so that a parsing failure doesn't occur.
+          sock.send('{"k":"v"};', 0) # This will succeed to parse.
+        end
+      end
+
+      logs = d.logs.collect do |log|
+        log.gsub(/\A\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2} \d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2} [-+]\d{4} /, "")
+      end
+      actual_records = d.events.collect do |event|
+        event[2]
+      end
+
+      assert_equal(
+        {
+          # Asserting that '[warn]: pattern not matched message="world!\"}"' warning does not occur.
+          logs: ['[info]: The buffer size exceeds \'message_length_limit\', cleared: limit=12 size=17 head="{\"message\":\"hello"' + "\n"],
+          records: [{"k" => "v"}],
+        },
+        {
+          logs: logs[1..],
+          records: actual_records,
+        }
+      )
+    end
+  end
 end

data/test/plugin/test_in_udp.rb

@@ -265,4 +265,32 @@ class UdpInputTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
       end
     end
   end
+
+  test 'message_length_limit' do
+    message_length_limit = 32
+    d = create_driver(base_config + %!
+      format none
+      message_length_limit #{message_length_limit}
+    !)
+    d.run(expect_records: 3) do
+      create_udp_socket('127.0.0.1', @port) do |u|
+        3.times do |i|
+          u.send("#{i}" * 40 + "\n", 0)
+        end
+      end
+    end
+
+    if Fluent.windows?
+      expected_records = []
+    else
+      expected_records = 3.times.collect do |i|
+        "#{i}" * message_length_limit
+      end
+    end
+    actual_records = d.events.collect do |event|
+      event[2]["message"]
+    end
+
+    assert_equal expected_records, actual_records
+  end
 end

data/test/plugin/test_in_unix.rb

@@ -174,8 +174,8 @@ class UnixInputTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
     assert_equal 0, @d.events.size
 
     logs = @d.instance.log.logs
-    assert_equal 1, logs.select { |line|
+    assert_equal 1, logs.count { |line|
       line =~ / \[warn\]: incoming data is broken: msg=#{data.inspect}/
-    }.size, "should not accept broken chunk"
+    }, "should not accept broken chunk"
   end
 end unless Fluent.windows?

data/test/plugin/test_multi_output.rb

@@ -150,7 +150,7 @@ class MultiOutputTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
       log_size_for_metrics_plugin_helper = 4
       expected_warn_log_size = log_size_for_multi_output_itself + log_size_for_metrics_plugin_helper
       logs = @i.log.out.logs
-      assert{ logs.select{|log| log.include?('[warn]') && log.include?("'type' is deprecated parameter name. use '@type' instead.") }.size == expected_warn_log_size }
+      assert{ logs.count{|log| log.include?('[warn]') && log.include?("'type' is deprecated parameter name. use '@type' instead.") } == expected_warn_log_size }
     end
 
     test '#emit_events calls #process always' do

data/test/plugin/test_out_exec_filter.rb

@@ -597,8 +597,8 @@ class ExecFilterOutputTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
     # the number of pids should be same with number of child processes
     assert_equal 2, pid_list.size
     logs = d.instance.log.out.logs
-    assert_equal 2, logs.select { |l| l.include?('child process exits with error code') }.size
-    assert_equal 2, logs.select { |l| l.include?('respawning child process') }.size
+    assert_equal 2, logs.count { |l| l.include?('child process exits with error code') }
+    assert_equal 2, logs.count { |l| l.include?('respawning child process') }
 
   ensure
     d.run(start: false, shutdown: true)

data/test/plugin/test_out_file.rb

@@ -264,8 +264,8 @@ class FileOutputTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
       assert !(Dir.exist?("#{TMP_DIR}/my.data/a"))
       assert !(Dir.exist?("#{TMP_DIR}/your.data/a"))
       buffer_files = Dir.entries("#{TMP_DIR}/buf_full").reject{|e| e =~ /^\.+$/ }
-      assert_equal 2, buffer_files.select{|n| n.end_with?('.meta') }.size
-      assert_equal 2, buffer_files.select{|n| !n.end_with?('.meta') }.size
+      assert_equal 2, buffer_files.count{|n| n.end_with?('.meta') }
+      assert_equal 2, buffer_files.count{|n| !n.end_with?('.meta') }
 
       m1 = d.instance.metadata('my.data', t1, {"type" => "a"})
       m2 = d.instance.metadata('your.data', t3, {"type" => "a"})

data/test/plugin/test_out_forward.rb

@@ -1331,26 +1331,22 @@ EOL
         d = create_driver(output_conf)
         d.instance_start
 
-        begin
-          chunk = Fluent::Plugin::Buffer::MemoryChunk.new(Fluent::Plugin::Buffer::Metadata.new(nil, nil, nil))
-          mock.proxy(d.instance).socket_create_tcp(TARGET_HOST, @target_port,
-                                                   linger_timeout: anything,
-                                                   send_timeout: anything,
-                                                   recv_timeout: anything,
-                                                   connect_timeout: anything) { |sock|
-            mock(sock).close.once; sock
-          }.twice
-
-          target_input_driver.run(timeout: 15) do
-            d.run(shutdown: false) do
-              node = d.instance.nodes.first
-              2.times do
-                node.send_data('test', chunk) rescue nil
-              end
+        chunk = Fluent::Plugin::Buffer::MemoryChunk.new(Fluent::Plugin::Buffer::Metadata.new(nil, nil, nil))
+        mock.proxy(d.instance).socket_create_tcp(TARGET_HOST, @target_port,
+                                                 linger_timeout: anything,
+                                                 send_timeout: anything,
+                                                 recv_timeout: anything,
+                                                 connect_timeout: anything) { |sock|
+          mock(sock).close.once; sock
+        }.twice
+
+        target_input_driver.run(timeout: 15) do
+          d.run do
+            node = d.instance.nodes.first
+            2.times do
+              node.send_data('test', chunk) rescue nil
             end
           end
-        ensure
-          d.instance_shutdown
         end
       end
     end

data/test/plugin/test_out_http.rb

@@ -378,6 +378,7 @@ class HTTPOutputTest < Test::Unit::TestCase
           password hello?
         </auth>
       ])
+      d.instance.system_config_override(root_dir: TMP_DIR) # Backup files are generated in TMP_DIR.
       d.run(default_tag: 'test.http', shutdown: false) do
         test_events.each { |event|
           d.feed(event)