geo-rep: Fix syncing chown in xsync crawl

GEO-REP INTEROP WITH SHARD FEATURE

Problem:
    The sequence of entry creation and chown in master
 is recorded as creation of entry with resulted
 user:group in xsync changelog. During sync, entry
 creation is always split into two ops, MKNOD and
 SETATTR. Hence the issue is not being hit otherwise
 it would have failed with EPERM if parent is owned
 by different user. But with shard translator being
 enabled on slave, doing entry creation with MKNOD and
 SETATTR is not allowed, SETATTR fails as it accesses
 inode structure which is not linked.

Solution:
    The sequence of entry creation and chown in master
 should be recorded as MKNOD and SETATTR separately always
 and do entry creation with single op in gfid-access
 xlator. The gfid-access patch will be sent separately.

Change-Id: I93e554bf9342397a7660503f5128e9709f8a0cd8
BUG: 1265148
Signed-off-by: Kotresh HR <khiremat@redhat.com>
Reviewed-on: http://review.gluster.org/12205
Tested-by: NetBSD Build System <jenkins@build.gluster.org>
Reviewed-by: Aravinda VK <avishwan@redhat.com>

1 files changed, 15 insertions, 12 deletions

diff --git a/tests/geo-rep/georep-basic-dr-rsync.t b/tests/geo-rep/georep-basic-dr-rsync.t
index bcb31d90c9e..220b4713c69 100644
--- a/tests/geo-rep/georep-basic-dr-rsync.t
+++ b/tests/geo-rep/georep-basic-dr-rsync.t
@@ -75,11 +75,12 @@ TEST hardlink_file_ok ${slave_mnt}/hybrid_f1 ${slave_mnt}/hybrid_hl1 #25
 TEST unlink_ok ${slave_mnt}/hybrid_f2
 TEST unlink_ok ${slave_mnt}/hybrid_d2
 TEST data_ok ${slave_mnt}/hybrid_f1 "HelloWorld!"
+TEST chown_file_ok ${slave_mnt}/hybrid_chown_f1
 
 
 #Check History Crawl.
-TEST $GEOREP_CLI $master $slave stop
-TEST create_data "history"                          #30
+TEST $GEOREP_CLI $master $slave stop                #30
+TEST create_data "history"
 TEST $GEOREP_CLI $master $slave start
 sleep 10
 EXPECT 2 check_status_num_rows "Active"
@@ -89,37 +90,39 @@ EXPECT 2 check_status_num_rows "Passive"
 
 #data_tests "history"
 sleep 15
-TEST regular_file_ok ${slave_mnt}/history_f1
-TEST directory_ok ${slave_mnt}/history_d1           #35
+TEST regular_file_ok ${slave_mnt}/history_f1        #35
+TEST directory_ok ${slave_mnt}/history_d1
 TEST rename_ok ${slave_mnt}/history_f3 ${slave_mnt}/history_f4
 TEST rename_ok ${slave_mnt}/history_d3 ${slave_mnt}/history_d4
 TEST symlink_ok history_f1 ${slave_mnt}/history_sl1
-TEST hardlink_file_ok ${slave_mnt}/history_f1 ${slave_mnt}/history_hl1
-TEST unlink_ok ${slave_mnt}/history_f2           #40
+TEST hardlink_file_ok ${slave_mnt}/history_f1 ${slave_mnt}/history_hl1   #40
+TEST unlink_ok ${slave_mnt}/history_f2
 TEST unlink_ok ${slave_mnt}/history_d2
 TEST data_ok ${slave_mnt}/history_f1 "HelloWorld!"
+TEST chown_file_ok ${slave_mnt}/history_chown_f1
 
 #Check History Crawl.
-TEST create_data "changelog"
+TEST create_data "changelog"                        #45
 sleep 15
 TEST check_status "Changelog Crawl"
 
 #data_tests "changelog"
 sleep 15
-TEST regular_file_ok ${slave_mnt}/changelog_f1      #45
+TEST regular_file_ok ${slave_mnt}/changelog_f1
 TEST directory_ok ${slave_mnt}/changelog_d1
 TEST rename_ok ${slave_mnt}/changelog_f3 ${slave_mnt}/changelog_f4
-TEST rename_ok ${slave_mnt}/changelog_d3 ${slave_mnt}/changelog_d4
+TEST rename_ok ${slave_mnt}/changelog_d3 ${slave_mnt}/changelog_d4      #50
 TEST symlink_ok changelog_f1 ${slave_mnt}/changelog_sl1
-TEST hardlink_file_ok ${slave_mnt}/changelog_f1 ${slave_mnt}/changelog_hl1 #50
+TEST hardlink_file_ok ${slave_mnt}/changelog_f1 ${slave_mnt}/changelog_hl1
 TEST unlink_ok ${slave_mnt}/changelog_f2
 TEST unlink_ok ${slave_mnt}/changelog_d2
-TEST data_ok ${slave_mnt}/changelog_f1 "HelloWorld!"
+TEST data_ok ${slave_mnt}/changelog_f1 "HelloWorld!"                    #55
+TEST chown_file_ok ${slave_mnt}/changelog_chown_f1
 
 #Stop Geo-rep
 TEST $GEOREP_CLI $master $slave stop
 
 #Delete Geo-rep
-TEST $GEOREP_CLI $master $slave delete             #55
+TEST $GEOREP_CLI $master $slave delete
 
 cleanup;