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- data/BUGS +3 -0
- data/README +165 -0
- data/VERSION +1 -0
- data/bin/rlock +326 -0
- data/doc/rlock.help +88 -0
- data/install.rb +143 -0
- data/lib/lockfile-1.1.0.rb +437 -0
- data/lib/lockfile.rb +437 -0
- data/lockfile-1.1.0.gem +0 -0
- data/lockfile.gemspec +22 -0
- data/samples/a.rb +112 -0
- data/samples/nfsstore.rb +203 -0
- data/samples/test.db +0 -0
- data/samples/test.db~ +0 -0
- metadata +59 -0
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= URLS
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http://raa.ruby-lang.org/project/lockfile/
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http://www.codeforpeople.com/lib/ruby/lockfile/
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= SYNOPSIS
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lib/lockfile.rb : a ruby library for creating NFS safe lockfiles
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bin/rlock : ruby command line tool which uses this library to create
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lockfiles. run 'rlock -h' for more info
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= INSTALL
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sudo ruby install.rb
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= BASIC ALGORITHIM
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* create a globally uniq filename in the same filesystem as the desired
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lockfile - this can be nfs mounted
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* link(2) this file to the desired lockfile, ignore all errors
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* stat the uniq filename and desired lockfile to determine is they are the
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same, use only stat.rdev and stat.ino - ignore stat.nlink as NFS can cause
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this report incorrect values
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* iff same, you have lock. either return or run optional code block with
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optional refresher thread keeping lockfile fresh during execution of code
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block, ensuring that the lockfile is removed..
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* iff not same try again a few times in rapid succession (poll), then, iff
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this fails, sleep using incremental backoff time. optionally remove
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lockfile if it is older than a certain time, timeout if more than a certain
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amount of time has passed attempting to lock file.
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= BASIC USAGE
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lockfile = Lockfile.new 'file.lock'
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begin
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lockfile.lock
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p 42
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ensure
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lockfile.unlock
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require 'pstore' # which is NOT nfs safe on it's own
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opts = { # the keys can be symbols or strings
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:retries => nil, # we will try forever to aquire the lock
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:sleep_inc => 2, # we will sleep 2 seconds longer than the
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# previous sleep after each retry, cycling from
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# min_sleep upto max_sleep downto min_sleep upto
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# max_sleep, etc., etc.
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:min_sleep => 2, # we will never sleep less than 2 seconds
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:max_sleep => 32, # we will never sleep longer than 32 seconds
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:max_age => 1024, # we will blow away any files found to be older
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:suspend => 64, # iff we steal the lock from someone else - wait
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:refresh => 8, # we will spawn a bg thread that touches file
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# StolenLockError to be thrown if the lock
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# disappears from under us - note that the
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# 'detection' rate is limited to the refresh
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:poll_retries => 16, # the initial attempt to grab a lock is done in a
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= SAMPLES
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- fixed bugette in sleep cycle where repeated locks with same lockfile would
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- allow rertries to be nil, meaning to try forever
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- default timeout is now nil - never timeout
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- default refresh is now 8
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- fixed bug where refresher thread was not actually touching lockfile! (ouch)
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- added cycle method to timeouts
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1-2-3-2-1-2-3-1...
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- removed use of yaml in favour of hand parsing the lockfile contents, the
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file as so small it just wasn't worth and i have had one core dump when yaml
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- added an initial polling style attempt to grab lock before entering normal
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sleep/retry loop. this has really helped performance when lock is under
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heavy contention: i see almost no sleeping done by any of in the interested
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- initial version
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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
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# RAA
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require 'lockfile.rb'
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class Main
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#{{{
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VERSION = '0.0.0'
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PROGNAM = File.basename(File.expand_path($0))
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NAME
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#{ PROGNAM } v#{ VERSION }
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SYNOPSIS
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#{ PROGNAM } [options]+ file.lock [program [-- [options]+] [args]+]
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DESCRIPTTION
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#{ PROGNAM } creates NFS resistent lockfiles
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ENVIRONMENT
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success => $? == 0
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AUTHOR
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<<-examples
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0) simple usage - just create a file.lock in an atomic fashion
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|
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