libubox/runqueue.h

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/*
* runqueue.c - a simple task queueing/completion tracking helper
*
* Copyright (C) 2013 Felix Fietkau <nbd@openwrt.org>
*
* Permission to use, copy, modify, and/or distribute this software for any
* purpose with or without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above
* copyright notice and this permission notice appear in all copies.
*
* THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND THE AUTHOR DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES
* WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
* MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHOR BE LIABLE FOR
* ANY SPECIAL, DIRECT, INDIRECT, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES
* WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN
* ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF
* OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE.
*/
#ifndef __LIBUBOX_RUNQUEUE_H
#define __LIBUBOX_RUNQUEUE_H
#include "list.h"
#include "safe_list.h"
#include "uloop.h"
struct runqueue;
struct runqueue_task;
struct runqueue_task_type;
struct runqueue {
struct safe_list tasks_active;
struct safe_list tasks_inactive;
struct uloop_timeout timeout;
int running_tasks;
int max_running_tasks;
bool stopped;
bool empty;
/* called when the runqueue is emptied */
void (*empty_cb)(struct runqueue *q);
};
struct runqueue_task_type {
const char *name;
/*
* called when a task is requested to run
*
* The task is removed from the list before this callback is run. It
* can re-arm itself using runqueue_task_add.
*/
void (*run)(struct runqueue *q, struct runqueue_task *t);
/*
* called to request cancelling a task
*
* int type is used as an optional hint for the method to be used when
* cancelling the task, e.g. a signal number for processes. The cancel
* callback should call runqueue_task_complete when done.
*/
void (*cancel)(struct runqueue *q, struct runqueue_task *t, int type);
/*
* called to kill a task. must not make any calls to runqueue_task_complete,
libubox: runqueue: fix use-after-free bug Fixes a use-after-free bug in runqueue_task_kill(): Invalid read of size 8 at runqueue_task_kill (runqueue.c:200) by uloop_process_timeouts (uloop.c:505) by uloop_run_timeout (uloop.c:542) by uloop_run (uloop.h:111) by main (tests/test-runqueue.c:126) Address 0x5a4b058 is 24 bytes inside a block of size 208 free'd at free by runqueue_task_complete (runqueue.c:234) by runqueue_task_kill (runqueue.c:199) by uloop_process_timeouts (uloop.c:505) by uloop_run_timeout (uloop.c:542) by uloop_run (uloop.h:111) by main (tests/test-runqueue.c:126) Block was alloc'd at at calloc by add_sleeper (tests/test-runqueue.c:101) by main (tests/test-runqueue.c:123) Since commit 11e8afea (runqueue should call the complete handler from more places) the call to the complete() callback has been moved to runqueue_task_complete(). However in runqueue_task_kill() runqueue_task_complete() is called before the kill() callback. This will result in a use after free if the complete() callback frees the task struct. Furthermore runqueue_start_next() is already called at the end of runqueue_task_complete(), so there is no need to call it again in runqueue_task_kill(). The issue was that the _complete() callback frees the memory used by the task struct, which is then read after the _complete() callback returns. Ref: FS#3016 Signed-off-by: Alban Bedel <albeu@free.fr> [initial test case, kill cb comment fix] Signed-off-by: Chris Nisbet <nischris@gmail.com> [testcase improvements and commit subject/description tweaks] Signed-off-by: Petr Štetiar <ynezz@true.cz>
2020-04-23 05:35:23 +02:00
* which will be called after this returns.
*/
void (*kill)(struct runqueue *q, struct runqueue_task *t);
};
struct runqueue_task {
struct safe_list list;
const struct runqueue_task_type *type;
struct runqueue *q;
void (*complete)(struct runqueue *q, struct runqueue_task *t);
struct uloop_timeout timeout;
int run_timeout;
int cancel_timeout;
int cancel_type;
bool queued;
bool running;
bool cancelled;
};
struct runqueue_process {
struct runqueue_task task;
struct uloop_process proc;
};
#define RUNQUEUE_INIT(_name, _max_running) { \
.tasks_active = SAFE_LIST_INIT(_name.tasks_active), \
.tasks_inactive = SAFE_LIST_INIT(_name.tasks_inactive), \
.max_running_tasks = _max_running \
}
#define RUNQUEUE(_name, _max_running) \
struct runqueue _name = RUNQUEUE_INIT(_name, _max_running)
void runqueue_init(struct runqueue *q);
void runqueue_cancel(struct runqueue *q);
void runqueue_cancel_active(struct runqueue *q);
void runqueue_cancel_pending(struct runqueue *q);
void runqueue_kill(struct runqueue *q);
void runqueue_stop(struct runqueue *q);
void runqueue_resume(struct runqueue *q);
void runqueue_task_add(struct runqueue *q, struct runqueue_task *t, bool running);
void runqueue_task_add_first(struct runqueue *q, struct runqueue_task *t, bool running);
void runqueue_task_complete(struct runqueue_task *t);
void runqueue_task_cancel(struct runqueue_task *t, int type);
void runqueue_task_kill(struct runqueue_task *t);
void runqueue_process_add(struct runqueue *q, struct runqueue_process *p, pid_t pid);
/* to be used only from runqueue_process callbacks */
void runqueue_process_cancel_cb(struct runqueue *q, struct runqueue_task *t, int type);
void runqueue_process_kill_cb(struct runqueue *q, struct runqueue_task *t);
#endif