services: static-networking: Run set-up/tear-down as a separate process.

Running that code in PID 1 was fun but it’s not really beneficial and
somewhat risky: risk of blocking, file descriptor leak, inability to
reload Guile-Netlink in shepherd when it’s upgraded, and so on.

This change runs set-up and tear-down as separate processes, which, for
the price of one fork(1), buys us peace of mind.

* gnu/services/base.scm (network-set-up/hurd, network-tear-down/hurd)
(network-tear-down/linux): Use ‘program-file’ instead of ‘scheme-file’.
(network-set-up/linux): Likewise, and remove #:blocking? argument to
‘wait-for-link’.

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Ludovic Courtès 2024-12-25 18:56:30 +01:00
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@ -3055,172 +3055,139 @@ (define (network-set-up/hurd config)
;; The Hurd implements SIOCGIFADDR and other old-style ioctls, but the only
;; way to set up IPv6 is by starting pfinet with the right options.
(if (equal? (static-networking-provision config) '(loopback))
(scheme-file "set-up-pflocal" #~(begin 'nothing-to-do! #t))
(scheme-file "set-up-pfinet"
(with-imported-modules '((guix build utils))
#~(begin
(use-modules (guix build utils)
(ice-9 format))
(program-file "set-up-pflocal" #~(begin 'nothing-to-do! #t))
(program-file "set-up-pfinet"
(with-imported-modules '((guix build utils))
#~(begin
(use-modules (guix build utils)
(ice-9 format))
;; TODO: Do that without forking.
(let ((options '#$(static-networking->hurd-pfinet-options
config)))
(format #t "starting '~a~{ ~s~}'~%"
;; TODO: Do that without forking.
(let ((options '#$(static-networking->hurd-pfinet-options
config)))
(format #t "starting '~a~{ ~s~}'~%"
#$(file-append hurd "/hurd/pfinet")
options)
(apply invoke #$(file-append hurd "/bin/settrans")
"--active"
"--create"
"--keep-active"
"/servers/socket/2"
#$(file-append hurd "/hurd/pfinet")
options)
(apply invoke #$(file-append hurd "/bin/settrans")
"--active"
"--create"
"--keep-active"
"/servers/socket/2"
#$(file-append hurd "/hurd/pfinet")
options)))))))
options)))))))
(define (network-tear-down/hurd config)
(scheme-file "tear-down-pfinet"
(with-imported-modules '((guix build utils))
#~(begin
(use-modules (guix build utils))
(program-file "tear-down-pfinet"
(with-imported-modules '((guix build utils))
#~(begin
(use-modules (guix build utils))
;; Forcefully terminate pfinet. XXX: In theory this
;; should just undo the addresses and routes of CONFIG;
;; this could be done using ioctls like SIOCDELRT, but
;; these are IPv4-only; another option would be to use
;; fsysopts but that seems to crash pfinet.
(invoke #$(file-append hurd "/bin/settrans") "-fg"
"/servers/socket/2")
#f))))
;; Forcefully terminate pfinet. XXX: In theory this
;; should just undo the addresses and routes of CONFIG;
;; this could be done using ioctls like SIOCDELRT, but
;; these are IPv4-only; another option would be to use
;; fsysopts but that seems to crash pfinet.
(invoke #$(file-append hurd "/bin/settrans") "-fg"
"/servers/socket/2")
#f))))
(define (network-set-up/linux config)
(match-record config <static-networking>
(addresses links routes)
(scheme-file "set-up-network"
(with-extensions (list guile-netlink)
#~(begin
(use-modules (ip addr) (ip link) (ip route)
(srfi srfi-1)
(ice-9 format)
(ice-9 match))
(program-file "set-up-network"
(with-extensions (list guile-netlink)
#~(begin
(use-modules (ip addr) (ip link) (ip route)
(srfi srfi-1)
(ice-9 format)
(ice-9 match))
(define (match-link-by field-accessor value)
(fold (lambda (link result)
(if (equal? (field-accessor link) value)
link
result))
#f
(get-links)))
(define (match-link-by field-accessor value)
(fold (lambda (link result)
(if (equal? (field-accessor link) value)
link
result))
#f
(get-links)))
(define (alist->keyword+value alist)
(fold (match-lambda*
(((k . v) r)
(cons* (symbol->keyword k) v r))) '() alist))
(define (alist->keyword+value alist)
(fold (match-lambda*
(((k . v) r)
(cons* (symbol->keyword k) v r))) '() alist))
;; FIXME: It is interesting that "modprobe bonding" creates an
;; interface bond0 straigt away. If we won't have bonding
;; module, and execute `ip link add name bond0 type bond' we
;; will get
;;
;; RTNETLINK answers: File exists
;;
;; This breaks our configuration if we want to
;; use `bond0' name. Create (force modprobe
;; bonding) and delete the interface to free up
;; bond0 name.
#$(let lp ((links links))
(cond
((null? links) #f)
((and (network-link? (car links))
;; Type is not mandatory
(false-if-exception
(eq? (network-link-type (car links)) 'bond)))
#~(begin
(false-if-exception (link-add "bond0" "bond"))
(link-del "bond0")))
(else (lp (cdr links)))))
;; FIXME: It is interesting that "modprobe bonding" creates an
;; interface bond0 straigt away. If we won't have bonding
;; module, and execute `ip link add name bond0 type bond' we
;; will get
;;
;; RTNETLINK answers: File exists
;;
;; This breaks our configuration if we want to
;; use `bond0' name. Create (force modprobe
;; bonding) and delete the interface to free up
;; bond0 name.
#$(let lp ((links links))
(cond
((null? links) #f)
((and (network-link? (car links))
;; Type is not mandatory
(false-if-exception
(eq? (network-link-type (car links)) 'bond)))
#~(begin
(false-if-exception (link-add "bond0" "bond"))
(link-del "bond0")))
(else (lp (cdr links)))))
#$@(map (match-lambda
(($ <network-link> name type mac-address arguments)
(cond
;; Create a new interface
((and (string? name) (symbol? type))
#~(begin
(link-add #$name (symbol->string '#$type) #:type-args '#$arguments)
;; XXX: If we add routes, addresses must be
;; already assigned, and interfaces must be
;; up. It doesn't matter if they won't have
;; carrier or anything.
(link-set #$name #:up #t)))
#$@(map (match-lambda
(($ <network-link> name type mac-address arguments)
(cond
;; Create a new interface
((and (string? name) (symbol? type))
#~(begin
(link-add #$name (symbol->string '#$type) #:type-args '#$arguments)
;; XXX: If we add routes, addresses must be
;; already assigned, and interfaces must be
;; up. It doesn't matter if they won't have
;; carrier or anything.
(link-set #$name #:up #t)))
;; Amend an existing interface
((and (string? name)
(eq? type #f))
#~(let ((link (match-link-by link-name #$name)))
(if link
(apply link-set
(link-id link)
(alist->keyword+value '#$arguments))
(format #t (G_ "Interface with name '~a' not found~%") #$name))))
((string? mac-address)
#~(let ((link (match-link-by link-addr #$mac-address)))
(if link
(apply link-set
(link-id link)
(alist->keyword+value '#$arguments))
(format #t (G_ "Interface with mac-address '~a' not found~%") #$mac-address)))))))
links)
;; Amend an existing interface
((and (string? name)
(eq? type #f))
#~(let ((link (match-link-by link-name #$name)))
(if link
(apply link-set
(link-id link)
(alist->keyword+value '#$arguments))
(format #t (G_ "Interface with name '~a' not found~%") #$name))))
((string? mac-address)
#~(let ((link (match-link-by link-addr #$mac-address)))
(if link
(apply link-set
(link-id link)
(alist->keyword+value '#$arguments))
(format #t (G_ "Interface with mac-address '~a' not found~%") #$mac-address)))))))
links)
#$@(map (lambda (address)
#~(begin
;; Before going any further, wait for the
;; device to show up.
(wait-for-link
#$(network-address-device address)
#:blocking? #f)
#$@(map (lambda (address)
#~(begin
;; Before going any further, wait for the
;; device to show up.
(wait-for-link
#$(network-address-device address))
(addr-add #$(network-address-device address)
#$(network-address-value address)
#:ipv6?
#$(network-address-ipv6? address))
;; FIXME: loopback?
(link-set #$(network-address-device address)
#:multicast-on #t
#:up #t)))
addresses)
(addr-add #$(network-address-device address)
#$(network-address-value address)
#:ipv6?
#$(network-address-ipv6? address))
;; FIXME: loopback?
(link-set #$(network-address-device address)
#:multicast-on #t
#:up #t)))
addresses)
#$@(map (lambda (route)
#~(route-add #$(network-route-destination route)
#:device
#$(network-route-device route)
#:ipv6?
#$(network-route-ipv6? route)
#:via
#$(network-route-gateway route)
#:src
#$(network-route-source route)))
routes)
#t)))))
(define (network-tear-down/linux config)
(match-record config <static-networking>
(addresses links routes)
(scheme-file "tear-down-network"
(with-extensions (list guile-netlink)
#~(begin
(use-modules (ip addr) (ip link) (ip route)
(netlink error)
(srfi srfi-34))
(define-syntax-rule (false-if-netlink-error exp)
(guard (c ((netlink-error? c) #f))
exp))
;; Wrap calls in 'false-if-netlink-error' so this
;; script goes as far as possible undoing the effects
;; of "set-up-network".
#$@(map (lambda (route)
#~(false-if-netlink-error
(route-del #$(network-route-destination route)
#$@(map (lambda (route)
#~(route-add #$(network-route-destination route)
#:device
#$(network-route-device route)
#:ipv6?
@ -3228,31 +3195,63 @@ (define-syntax-rule (false-if-netlink-error exp)
#:via
#$(network-route-gateway route)
#:src
#$(network-route-source route))))
routes)
#$(network-route-source route)))
routes)
#t)))))
;; Cleanup addresses first, they might be assigned to
;; created bonds, vlans or bridges.
#$@(map (lambda (address)
#~(false-if-netlink-error
(addr-del #$(network-address-device
address)
#$(network-address-value address)
#:ipv6?
#$(network-address-ipv6? address))))
addresses)
(define (network-tear-down/linux config)
(match-record config <static-networking>
(addresses links routes)
(program-file "tear-down-network"
(with-extensions (list guile-netlink)
#~(begin
(use-modules (ip addr) (ip link) (ip route)
(netlink error)
(srfi srfi-34))
;; It is now safe to delete some links
#$@(map (match-lambda
(($ <network-link> name type mac-address arguments)
(cond
;; We delete interfaces that were created
((and (string? name) (symbol? type))
#~(false-if-netlink-error
(link-del #$name)))
(else #t))))
links)
#f)))))
(define-syntax-rule (false-if-netlink-error exp)
(guard (c ((netlink-error? c) #f))
exp))
;; Wrap calls in 'false-if-netlink-error' so this
;; script goes as far as possible undoing the effects
;; of "set-up-network".
#$@(map (lambda (route)
#~(false-if-netlink-error
(route-del #$(network-route-destination route)
#:device
#$(network-route-device route)
#:ipv6?
#$(network-route-ipv6? route)
#:via
#$(network-route-gateway route)
#:src
#$(network-route-source route))))
routes)
;; Cleanup addresses first, they might be assigned to
;; created bonds, vlans or bridges.
#$@(map (lambda (address)
#~(false-if-netlink-error
(addr-del #$(network-address-device
address)
#$(network-address-value address)
#:ipv6?
#$(network-address-ipv6? address))))
addresses)
;; It is now safe to delete some links
#$@(map (match-lambda
(($ <network-link> name type mac-address arguments)
(cond
;; We delete interfaces that were created
((and (string? name) (symbol? type))
#~(false-if-netlink-error
(link-del #$name)))
(else #t))))
links)
#f)))))
(define (static-networking-shepherd-service config)
(match-record config <static-networking>
@ -3267,16 +3266,18 @@ (define (static-networking-shepherd-service config)
(start #~(lambda _
;; Return #t if successfully started.
(load #$(let-system (system target)
(if (string-contains (or target system) "-linux")
(network-set-up/linux config)
(network-set-up/hurd config))))))
(zero? (system*
#$(let-system (system target)
(if (string-contains (or target system) "-linux")
(network-set-up/linux config)
(network-set-up/hurd config)))))))
(stop #~(lambda _
;; Return #f is successfully stopped.
(load #$(let-system (system target)
(if (string-contains (or target system) "-linux")
(network-tear-down/linux config)
(network-tear-down/hurd config))))))
(zero? (system*
#$(let-system (system target)
(if (string-contains (or target system) "-linux")
(network-tear-down/linux config)
(network-tear-down/hurd config)))))))
(respawn? #f)))))
(define (static-networking-shepherd-services networks)