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/***************************************************************************
 LogObject.cc


 ***************************************************************************/
#include "tscore/ink_platform.h"
#include "tscore/CryptoHash.h"
#include "P_EventSystem.h"
#include "LogUtils.h"
#include "LogField.h"
#include "LogObject.h"
#include "LogConfig.h"
#include "LogAccess.h"
#include "Log.h"
#include "tscore/TestBox.h"

#include <algorithm>
#include <vector>
#include <thread>

static bool
should_roll_on_time(Log::RollingEnabledValues roll)
{
  return roll == Log::ROLL_ON_TIME_ONLY || roll == Log::ROLL_ON_TIME_OR_SIZE;
}

static bool
should_roll_on_size(Log::RollingEnabledValues roll)
{
  return roll == Log::ROLL_ON_SIZE_ONLY || roll == Log::ROLL_ON_TIME_OR_SIZE;
}

size_t
LogBufferManager::preproc_buffers(LogBufferSink *sink)
{
  SList(LogBuffer, write_link) q(write_list.popall()), new_q;
  LogBuffer *b = nullptr;
  while ((b = q.pop())) {
    if (b->m_references || b->m_state.s.num_writers) {
      // Still has outstanding references.
      write_list.push(b);
    } else if (_num_flush_buffers > FLUSH_ARRAY_SIZE) {
      ink_atomic_increment(&_num_flush_buffers, -1);
      Warning("Dropping log buffer, can't keep up.");
      RecIncrRawStat(log_rsb, this_thread()->mutex->thread_holding, log_stat_bytes_lost_before_preproc_stat,
                     b->header()->byte_count);
      delete b;
    } else {
      new_q.push(b);
    }
  }

  int prepared = 0;
  while ((b = new_q.pop())) {
    b->update_header_data();
    sink->preproc_and_try_delete(b);
    ink_atomic_increment(&_num_flush_buffers, -1);
    prepared++;
  }

  Debug("log-logbuffer", "prepared %d buffers", prepared);
  return prepared;
}

/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  LogObject
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

LogObject::LogObject(LogConfig *cfg, const LogFormat *format, const char *log_dir, const char *basename, LogFileFormat file_format,
                     const char *header, Log::RollingEnabledValues rolling_enabled, int flush_threads, int rolling_interval_sec,
                     int rolling_offset_hr, int rolling_size_mb, bool auto_created, int rolling_max_count, int rolling_min_count,
                     bool reopen_after_rolling, int pipe_buffer_size)
  : m_alt_filename(nullptr),
    m_flags(0),
    m_signature(0),
    m_flush_threads(flush_threads),
    m_rolling_interval_sec(rolling_interval_sec),
    m_rolling_offset_hr(rolling_offset_hr),
    m_rolling_size_mb(rolling_size_mb),
    m_last_roll_time(0),
    m_max_rolled(rolling_max_count),
    m_min_rolled(rolling_min_count),
    m_reopen_after_rolling(reopen_after_rolling),
    m_buffer_manager_idx(0),
    m_pipe_buffer_size(pipe_buffer_size)
{
  ink_release_assert(format);
  m_format         = new LogFormat(*format);
  m_buffer_manager = new LogBufferManager[m_flush_threads];

  if (file_format == LOG_FILE_BINARY) {
    m_flags |= BINARY;
  } else if (file_format == LOG_FILE_PIPE) {
    m_flags |= WRITES_TO_PIPE;
  }

  generate_filenames(log_dir, basename, file_format);

  // compute_signature is a static function
  m_signature = compute_signature(m_format, m_basename, m_flags);

  m_logFile =
    new LogFile(m_filename, header, file_format, m_signature, cfg->ascii_buffer_size, cfg->max_line_size, m_pipe_buffer_size);

  if (m_reopen_after_rolling) {
    m_logFile->open_file();
  }

  LogBuffer *b = new LogBuffer(cfg, this, cfg->log_buffer_size);
  ink_assert(b);
  SET_FREELIST_POINTER_VERSION(m_log_buffer, b, 0);

  _setup_rolling(cfg, rolling_enabled, rolling_interval_sec, rolling_offset_hr, rolling_size_mb);

  Debug("log-config", "exiting LogObject constructor, filename=%s this=%p", m_filename, this);
}

LogObject::~LogObject()
{
  Debug("log-config", "entering LogObject destructor, this=%p", this);

  preproc_buffers();
  ats_free(m_basename);
  ats_free(m_filename);
  ats_free(m_alt_filename);
  delete m_format;
  delete[] m_buffer_manager;
  delete static_cast<LogBuffer *>(FREELIST_POINTER(m_log_buffer));
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// This function generates an object filename according to the following rules:
//
// 1.- if no extension is given, add .log for ascii logs, and .blog for
//     binary logs
// 2.- if an extension is given, then do not modify filename and use that
//     extension regardless of type of log
// 3.- if there is a '.' at the end of the name, then do not add an extension
//     and remove the '.'. To have a dot at the end of the filename, specify
//     two ('..').
//
void
LogObject::generate_filenames(const char *log_dir, const char *basename, LogFileFormat file_format)
{
  ink_assert(log_dir && basename);

  int i = -1, len = 0;
  char c;
  while (c = basename[len], c != 0) {
    if (c == '.') {
      i = len;
    }
    ++len;
  }
  if (i == len - 1) {
    --len;
  }; // remove dot at end of name

  const char *ext = nullptr;
  int ext_len     = 0;
  if (i < 0) { // no extension, add one
    switch (file_format) {
    case LOG_FILE_ASCII:
      ext     = LOG_FILE_ASCII_OBJECT_FILENAME_EXTENSION;
      ext_len = 4;
      break;
    case LOG_FILE_BINARY:
      ext     = LOG_FILE_BINARY_OBJECT_FILENAME_EXTENSION;
      ext_len = 5;
      break;
    case LOG_FILE_PIPE:
      ext     = LOG_FILE_PIPE_OBJECT_FILENAME_EXTENSION;
      ext_len = 5;
      break;
    default:
      ink_assert(!"unknown file format");
    }
  }

  int dir_len      = static_cast<int>(strlen(log_dir));
  int basename_len = len + ext_len + 1;          // include null terminator
  int total_len    = dir_len + 1 + basename_len; // include '/'

  m_filename = static_cast<char *>(ats_malloc(total_len));
  m_basename = static_cast<char *>(ats_malloc(basename_len));

  memcpy(m_filename, log_dir, dir_len);
  m_filename[dir_len++] = '/';
  memcpy(&m_filename[dir_len], basename, len);
  memcpy(m_basename, basename, len);

  if (ext_len) {
    memcpy(&m_filename[dir_len + len], ext, ext_len);
    memcpy(&m_basename[len], ext, ext_len);
  }
  m_filename[total_len - 1]    = 0;
  m_basename[basename_len - 1] = 0;
}

void
LogObject::rename(char *new_name)
{
  // NOTE: this function is intended to be called by the LogObjectManager
  // while solving filename conflicts. It DOES NOT modify the signature of
  // the LogObject to match the new filename.
  //
  ats_free(m_alt_filename);
  m_alt_filename = ats_strdup(new_name);
  m_logFile->change_name(new_name);
}

void
LogObject::add_filter(LogFilter *filter, bool copy)
{
  if (!filter) {
    return;
  }
  m_filter_list.add(filter, copy);
}

void
LogObject::set_filter_list(const LogFilterList &list, bool copy)
{
  LogFilter *f;

  m_filter_list.clear();
  for (f = list.first(); f != nullptr; f = list.next(f)) {
    m_filter_list.add(f, copy);
  }
  m_filter_list.set_conjunction(list.does_conjunction());
}

// we compute the object signature from the fieldlist_str and the printf_str
// of the LogFormat rather than from the format_str because the format_str
// is not part of a LogBuffer header
//
uint64_t
LogObject::compute_signature(LogFormat *format, char *filename, unsigned int flags)
{
  char *fl           = format->fieldlist();
  char *ps           = format->printf_str();
  uint64_t signature = 0;

  if (fl && ps && filename) {
    int buf_size = strlen(fl) + strlen(ps) + strlen(filename) + 2;
    char *buffer = static_cast<char *>(ats_malloc(buf_size));

    ink_string_concatenate_strings(buffer, fl, ps, filename,
                                   flags & LogObject::BINARY ? "B" : (flags & LogObject::WRITES_TO_PIPE ? "P" : "A"), NULL);

    CryptoHash hash;
    CryptoContext().hash_immediate(hash, buffer, buf_size - 1);
    signature = hash.fold();

    ats_free(buffer);
  }
  return signature;
}

void
LogObject::display(FILE *fd)
{
  fprintf(fd, "++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++\n");
  fprintf(fd,
          "LogObject [%p]: format = %s (%p)\nbasename = %s\n"
          "flags = %u\n"
          "signature = %" PRIu64 "\n",
          this, m_format->name(), m_format, m_basename, m_flags, m_signature);

  fprintf(fd, "full path = %s\n", get_full_filename());
  m_filter_list.display(fd);
  fprintf(fd, "++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++\n");
}

static head_p
increment_pointer_version(head_p *dst)
{
  head_p h;
  head_p new_h;

  do {
    INK_QUEUE_LD(h, *dst);
    SET_FREELIST_POINTER_VERSION(new_h, FREELIST_POINTER(h), FREELIST_VERSION(h) + 1);
  } while (ink_atomic_cas(&dst->data, h.data, new_h.data) == false);

  return h;
}

static bool
write_pointer_version(head_p *dst, head_p old_h, void *ptr, head_p::version_type vers)
{
  head_p tmp_h;

  SET_FREELIST_POINTER_VERSION(tmp_h, ptr, vers);
  return ink_atomic_cas(&dst->data, old_h.data, tmp_h.data);
}

LogBuffer *
LogObject::_checkout_write(size_t *write_offset, size_t bytes_needed)
{
  LogBuffer::LB_ResultCode result_code;
  LogBuffer *buffer;
  LogBuffer *new_buffer = nullptr;
  bool retry            = true;
  head_p old_h;

  do {
    // To avoid a race condition, we keep a count of held references in
    // the pointer itself and add this to m_outstanding_references.

    // Increment the version of m_log_buffer, returning the previous version.
    head_p h = increment_pointer_version(&m_log_buffer);

    buffer           = static_cast<LogBuffer *>(FREELIST_POINTER(h));
    result_code      = buffer->checkout_write(write_offset, bytes_needed);
    bool decremented = false;

    switch (result_code) {
    case LogBuffer::LB_OK:
      // checkout succeeded
      retry = false;
      break;

    case LogBuffer::LB_FULL_ACTIVE_WRITERS:
    case LogBuffer::LB_FULL_NO_WRITERS:
      // no more room in current buffer, create a new one
      new_buffer = new LogBuffer(Log::config, this, Log::config->log_buffer_size);

      // swap the new buffer for the old one
      INK_WRITE_MEMORY_BARRIER;

      do {
        INK_QUEUE_LD(old_h, m_log_buffer);
        // we may depend on comparing the old pointer to the new pointer to detect buffer swaps
        // without worrying about pointer collisions because we always allocate a new LogBuffer
        // before freeing the old one
        if (FREELIST_POINTER(old_h) != FREELIST_POINTER(h)) {
          ink_atomic_increment(&buffer->m_references, -1);

          // another thread is already creating a new buffer,
          // so delete new_buffer and try again next loop iteration
          delete new_buffer;
          new_buffer = nullptr;
          break;
        }
      } while (write_pointer_version(&m_log_buffer, old_h, new_buffer, 0) == false);

      if (FREELIST_POINTER(old_h) == FREELIST_POINTER(h)) {
        ink_atomic_increment(&buffer->m_references, FREELIST_VERSION(old_h) - 1);

        int idx = m_buffer_manager_idx++ % m_flush_threads;
        Debug("log-logbuffer", "adding buffer %d to flush list after checkout", buffer->get_id());
        m_buffer_manager[idx].add_to_flush_queue(buffer);
        Log::preproc_notify[idx].signal();
        buffer = nullptr;
      }

      decremented = true;
      break;

    case LogBuffer::LB_RETRY:
      // no more room, but another thread should be taking care of creating a new buffer, so yield to let
      // the other thread finish, then try again
      std::this_thread::yield();
      break;

    case LogBuffer::LB_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL:
      // return a null buffer to signal the caller that this transaction cannot be logged
      retry = false;
      break;

    default:
      ink_assert(false);
    }

    if (!decremented) {
      head_p old_h;

      // The do-while loop protects us from races while we're examining ptr(old_h) and ptr(h)
      // (essentially an optimistic lock)
      do {
        INK_QUEUE_LD(old_h, m_log_buffer);
        if (FREELIST_POINTER(old_h) != FREELIST_POINTER(h)) {
          // Another thread's allocated a new LogBuffer, we don't need to do anything more
          break;
        }

      } while (!write_pointer_version(&m_log_buffer, old_h, FREELIST_POINTER(h), FREELIST_VERSION(old_h) - 1));

      if (FREELIST_POINTER(old_h) != FREELIST_POINTER(h)) {
        // Another thread's allocated a new LogBuffer, meaning this LogObject is no longer referencing the old LogBuffer
        ink_atomic_increment(&buffer->m_references, -1);
      }
    } else {
#ifdef __clang_analyzer__
      if (new_buffer != nullptr) {
        delete new_buffer;
      }
#endif
    }

  } while (retry && write_offset); // if write_offset is null, we do
  // not retry because we really do not want to write to the buffer,
  // only to mark the buffer as full
  if (result_code == LogBuffer::LB_BUFFER_TOO_SMALL) {
    buffer = nullptr;
  }

  return buffer;
}

int
LogObject::va_log(LogAccess *lad, const char *fmt, va_list ap)
{
  static const unsigned MAX_ENTRY = 16 * LOG_KILOBYTE; // 16K? Really?
  char entry[MAX_ENTRY];
  unsigned len = 0;

  ink_assert(fmt != nullptr);
  len = 0;

  if (this->m_flags & LOG_OBJECT_FMT_TIMESTAMP) {
    len = LogUtils::timestamp_to_str(LogUtils::timestamp(), entry, MAX_ENTRY);
    if (unlikely(len <= 0 || len >= MAX_ENTRY)) {
      return Log::FAIL;
    }

    // Add a space after the timestamp
    entry[len++] = ' ';

    if (unlikely(len >= MAX_ENTRY)) {
      return Log::FAIL;
    }
  }

  vsnprintf(&entry[len], MAX_ENTRY - len, fmt, ap);

  // Now that we have an entry and it's length (len), we can place it
  // into the associated logbuffer.
  return this->log(lad, entry);
}

int
LogObject::log(LogAccess *lad, const char *text_entry)
{
  // Clang doesn't like initializing a view with nullptr, have to check.
  return this->log(lad, std::string_view{text_entry ? text_entry : ""});
}

int
LogObject::log(LogAccess *lad, std::string_view text_entry)
{
  LogBuffer *buffer;
  size_t offset       = 0; // prevent warning
  size_t bytes_needed = 0, bytes_used = 0;

  // log to a pipe even if space is exhausted since pipe uses no space
  // likewise, send data to a remote client even if local space is exhausted
  // (if there is a remote client, m_logFile will be NULL
  if (Log::config->logging_space_exhausted && !writes_to_pipe() && m_logFile) {
    Debug("log", "logging space exhausted, can't write to:%s, drop this entry", m_logFile->get_name());
    return Log::FULL;
  }
  // this verification must be done here in order to avoid 'dead' LogBuffers
  // with none zero 'in usage' counters (see _checkout_write for more details)
  if (!lad && text_entry.empty()) {
    Note("Call to LogAccess without LAD or text entry; skipping");
    return Log::FAIL;
  }

  if (lad && m_filter_list.toss_this_entry(lad)) {
    Debug("log", "entry filtered, skipping ...");
    return Log::SKIP;
  }

  if (lad && m_filter_list.wipe_this_entry(lad)) {
    Debug("log", "entry wiped, ...");
  }

  if (lad && m_format->is_aggregate()) {
    // marshal the field data into the temp space provided by the
    // LogFormat object for aggregate formats
    if (m_format->m_agg_marshal_space == nullptr) {
      Note("No temp space to marshal aggregate fields into");
      return Log::FAIL;
    }

    long time_now = LogUtils::timestamp();
    m_format->m_field_list.marshal(lad, m_format->m_agg_marshal_space);

    // step through each of the fields and update the LogField object
    // with the newly-marshalled data
    LogFieldList *fl = &m_format->m_field_list;
    char *data_ptr   = m_format->m_agg_marshal_space;
    LogField *f;
    int64_t val;
    for (f = fl->first(); f; f = fl->next(f)) {
      // convert to host order to do computations
      val = (f->is_time_field()) ? time_now : *(reinterpret_cast<int64_t *>(data_ptr));
      f->update_aggregate(val);
      data_ptr += INK_MIN_ALIGN;
    }

    if (time_now < m_format->m_interval_next) {
      Debug("log-agg",
            "Time now = %ld, next agg = %ld; not time "
            "for aggregate entry",
            time_now, m_format->m_interval_next);
      return Log::AGGR;
    }
    // can easily compute bytes_needed because all fields are INTs
    // and will use INK_MIN_ALIGN each
    bytes_needed = m_format->field_count() * INK_MIN_ALIGN;
  } else if (lad) {
    bytes_needed = m_format->m_field_list.marshal_len(lad);
  } else if (!text_entry.empty()) {
    bytes_needed = INK_ALIGN_DEFAULT(text_entry.size() + 1); // must include null terminator.
  }

  if (bytes_needed == 0) {
    Debug("log-buffer", "Nothing to log, bytes_needed = 0");
    return Log::SKIP;
  }

  // Now try to place this entry in the current LogBuffer.
  buffer = _checkout_write(&offset, bytes_needed);

  if (!buffer) {
    Note("Skipping the current log entry for %s because its size (%zu) exceeds "
         "the maximum payload space in a log buffer",
         m_basename, bytes_needed);
    return Log::FAIL;
  }
  //
  // Ok, the checkout_write was successful, which means we have a valid
  // offset into the current buffer.  Marshal the entry into the buffer,
  // and the commit (checkin) the changes.
  //

  if (lad && m_format->is_aggregate()) {
    // the "real" entry data is contained in the LogField objects
    // themselves, not in this lad.
    bytes_used = m_format->m_field_list.marshal_agg(&(*buffer)[offset]);
    ink_assert(bytes_needed >= bytes_used);
    m_format->m_interval_next += m_format->m_interval_sec;
    Debug("log-agg", "Aggregate entry created; next time is %ld", m_format->m_interval_next);
  } else if (lad) {
    bytes_used = m_format->m_field_list.marshal(lad, &(*buffer)[offset]);
    ink_assert(bytes_needed >= bytes_used);
  } else if (!text_entry.empty()) {
    char *dst = &(*buffer)[offset];
    memcpy(dst, text_entry.data(), text_entry.size());
    memset(dst + text_entry.size(), 0, bytes_needed - text_entry.size());
  }

  buffer->checkin_write(offset);

  return Log::LOG_OK;
}

void
LogObject::_setup_rolling(LogConfig *cfg, Log::RollingEnabledValues rolling_enabled, int rolling_interval_sec,
                          int rolling_offset_hr, int rolling_size_mb)
{
  if (!LogRollingEnabledIsValid(static_cast<int>(rolling_enabled))) {
    m_rolling_enabled      = Log::NO_ROLLING;
    m_rolling_interval_sec = 0;
    m_rolling_offset_hr    = 0;
    m_rolling_size_mb      = 0;
    if (rolling_enabled != Log::NO_ROLLING) {
      Warning("Valid rolling_enabled values are %d to %d, invalid value "
              "(%d) specified for %s, rolling will be disabled for this file.",
              Log::NO_ROLLING, Log::INVALID_ROLLING_VALUE - 1, rolling_enabled, m_filename);
    } else {
      Status("Rolling disabled for %s", m_filename);
    }
  } else {
    // do checks for rolling based on time
    //
    if (rolling_enabled == Log::ROLL_ON_TIME_ONLY || rolling_enabled == Log::ROLL_ON_TIME_OR_SIZE ||
        rolling_enabled == Log::ROLL_ON_TIME_AND_SIZE) {
      if (rolling_interval_sec < Log::MIN_ROLLING_INTERVAL_SEC) {
        // check minimum
        m_rolling_interval_sec = Log::MIN_ROLLING_INTERVAL_SEC;
      } else if (rolling_interval_sec > Log::MAX_ROLLING_INTERVAL_SEC) {
        // 1 day maximum
        m_rolling_interval_sec = Log::MAX_ROLLING_INTERVAL_SEC;
      } else if (Log::MAX_ROLLING_INTERVAL_SEC % rolling_interval_sec == 0) {
        // OK, divides day evenly
        m_rolling_interval_sec = rolling_interval_sec;
      } else {
        m_rolling_interval_sec = rolling_interval_sec;
        // increase so it divides day evenly
        while (Log::MAX_ROLLING_INTERVAL_SEC % ++m_rolling_interval_sec) {
          ;
        }
      }

      if (m_rolling_interval_sec != rolling_interval_sec) {
        Note("Rolling interval adjusted from %d sec to %d sec for %s", rolling_interval_sec, m_rolling_interval_sec, m_filename);
      }

      if (rolling_offset_hr < 0 || rolling_offset_hr > 23) {
        rolling_offset_hr = 0;
        Note("Rolling offset out of bounds for %s, setting it to %d", m_filename, rolling_offset_hr);
      }

      m_rolling_offset_hr = rolling_offset_hr;
      m_rolling_size_mb   = 0; // it is safe to set it as 0, if we set SIZE rolling,
                               // it will be updated later
    }

    if (rolling_enabled == Log::ROLL_ON_SIZE_ONLY || rolling_enabled == Log::ROLL_ON_TIME_OR_SIZE ||
        rolling_enabled == Log::ROLL_ON_TIME_AND_SIZE) {
      if (rolling_size_mb < 10) {
        m_rolling_size_mb = 10;
        Note("Rolling size invalid(%d) for %s, setting it to 10 MB", rolling_size_mb, m_filename);
      } else {
        m_rolling_size_mb = rolling_size_mb;
      }
    }
    cfg->register_rolled_log_auto_delete(m_basename, m_min_rolled);
    m_rolling_enabled = rolling_enabled;
  }
}

unsigned
LogObject::roll_files(long time_now)
{
  if (!m_rolling_enabled) {
    return 0;
  }

  unsigned num_rolled = 0;
  bool roll_on_time   = false;
  bool roll_on_size   = false;

  if (!time_now) {
    time_now = LogUtils::timestamp();
  }

  if (m_rolling_enabled != Log::ROLL_ON_SIZE_ONLY) {
    if (m_rolling_interval_sec > 0) {
      // We make no assumptions about the current time not having
      // changed underneath us. This could happen during daylight
      // savings time adjustments, or if time is adjusted via NTP.
      //
      // For this reason we don't cache the number of seconds
      // remaining until the next roll, but we calculate this figure
      // every time ...
      //
      int secs_to_next = LogUtils::seconds_to_next_roll(time_now, m_rolling_offset_hr, m_rolling_interval_sec);

      // ... likewise, we make sure we compute the absolute value
      // of the seconds since the last roll (which would otherwise
      // be negative if time "went back"). We will use this value
      // to make sure we don't roll twice if time goes back shortly
      // after rolling.
      //
      int secs_since_last = (m_last_roll_time < time_now ? time_now - m_last_roll_time : m_last_roll_time - time_now);

      // number of seconds we allow for periodic_tasks() not to be
      // called and still be able to roll
      //
      const int missed_window = 10;

      roll_on_time =
        ((secs_to_next == 0 || secs_to_next >= m_rolling_interval_sec - missed_window) && secs_since_last > missed_window);
    }
  }

  if (m_rolling_enabled != Log::ROLL_ON_TIME_ONLY) {
    if (m_rolling_size_mb) {
      // Get file size and check if the file size if greater than the
      // configured file size for rolling
      roll_on_size = (get_file_size_bytes() > m_rolling_size_mb * LOG_MEGABYTE);
    }
  }

  if ((roll_on_time && should_roll_on_time(m_rolling_enabled)) || (roll_on_size && should_roll_on_size(m_rolling_enabled)) ||
      (roll_on_time && roll_on_size && m_rolling_enabled == Log::ROLL_ON_TIME_AND_SIZE)) {
    num_rolled = _roll_files(m_last_roll_time, time_now ? time_now : LogUtils::timestamp());
  }

  return num_rolled;
}

unsigned
LogObject::_roll_files(long last_roll_time, long time_now)
{
  unsigned num_rolled = 0;

  if (m_logFile) {
    // no need to roll if object writes to a pipe
    if (!writes_to_pipe()) {
      num_rolled += m_logFile->roll(last_roll_time, time_now, m_reopen_after_rolling);

      if (Log::config->auto_delete_rolled_files && m_max_rolled > 0) {
        m_logFile->trim_rolled(m_max_rolled);
      }
    }
  }

  m_last_roll_time = time_now;
  return num_rolled;
}

void
LogObject::check_buffer_expiration(long time_now)
{
  LogBuffer *b = static_cast<LogBuffer *>(FREELIST_POINTER(m_log_buffer));
  if (b && time_now > b->expiration_time()) {
    force_new_buffer();
  }
}

/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  TextLogObject::TextLogObject
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
const LogFormat *TextLogObject::textfmt = MakeTextLogFormat();

TextLogObject::TextLogObject(const char *name, const char *log_dir, bool timestamps, const char *header,
                             Log::RollingEnabledValues rolling_enabled, int flush_threads, int rolling_interval_sec,
                             int rolling_offset_hr, int rolling_size_mb, int rolling_max_count, int rolling_min_count,
                             bool reopen_after_rolling)
  : LogObject(Log::config, TextLogObject::textfmt, log_dir, name, LOG_FILE_ASCII, header, rolling_enabled, flush_threads,
              rolling_interval_sec, rolling_offset_hr, rolling_size_mb, /* auto_created */ false, rolling_max_count,
              rolling_min_count, reopen_after_rolling)
{
  if (timestamps) {
    this->set_fmt_timestamps();
  }
}

/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  TextLogObject::write

  This routine will take a printf-style format string and variable number
  of arguments, and write them to the text file.

  It really just creates a va_list and calls va_write to do the work.
  Returns the number of bytes written to the file.
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int
TextLogObject::write(const char *format, ...)
{
  int ret_val;

  ink_assert(format != nullptr);
  va_list ap;
  va_start(ap, format);
  ret_val = va_write(format, ap);
  va_end(ap);

  return ret_val;
}

/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  TextLogObject::va_write

  This routine will take a format string and va_list and write it as a
  single entry (line) in the text file.  If timestamps are on, then the
  entry will be preceeded by a timestamp.

  Returns ReturnCodeFlags.
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int
TextLogObject::va_write(const char *format, va_list ap)
{
  return this->va_log(nullptr, format, ap);
}

/*-------------------------------------------------------------------------
  LogObjectManager
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------*/

LogObjectManager::LogObjectManager()
{
  _APImutex = new ink_mutex;
  ink_mutex_init(_APImutex);
}

LogObjectManager::~LogObjectManager()
{
  for (auto &_object : _objects) {
    if (_object->refcount_dec() == 0) {
      delete _object;
    }
  }

  for (auto &_APIobject : _APIobjects) {
    if (_APIobject->refcount_dec() == 0) {
      delete _APIobject;
    }
  }

  delete _APImutex;
}

int
LogObjectManager::_manage_object(LogObject *log_object, bool is_api_object, int maxConflicts)
{
  if (is_api_object) {
    ACQUIRE_API_MUTEX("A LogObjectManager::_manage_object");
  }

  int retVal = _solve_internal_filename_conflicts(log_object, maxConflicts);

  if (retVal == NO_FILENAME_CONFLICTS) {
    if (retVal = _solve_filename_conflicts(log_object, maxConflicts), retVal == NO_FILENAME_CONFLICTS) {
      // do filesystem checks
      //
      {
        // no conflicts, add object to the list of managed objects
        //
        log_object->refcount_inc();
        if (is_api_object) {
          _APIobjects.push_back(log_object);
        } else {
          _objects.push_back(log_object);
        }

        ink_release_assert(retVal == NO_FILENAME_CONFLICTS);

        Debug("log",
              "LogObjectManager managing object %s (%s) "
              "[signature = %" PRIu64 ", address = %p]",
              log_object->get_base_filename(), log_object->get_full_filename(), log_object->get_signature(), log_object);

        if (log_object->has_alternate_name()) {
          Warning("The full path for the (%s) LogObject "
                  "with signature %" PRIu64 " "
                  "has been set to %s rather than %s because the latter "
                  "is being used by another LogObject",
                  log_object->get_base_filename(), log_object->get_signature(), log_object->get_full_filename(),
                  log_object->get_original_filename());
        }
      }
    }
  }

  if (is_api_object) {
    RELEASE_API_MUTEX("R LogObjectManager::_manage_object");
  }

  return retVal;
}

int
LogObjectManager::_solve_filename_conflicts(LogObject *log_object, int maxConflicts)
{
  int retVal = NO_FILENAME_CONFLICTS;

  const char *filename = log_object->get_full_filename();

  if (access(filename, F_OK)) {
    if (errno != ENOENT) {
      const char *msg = "Cannot access log file %s: %s";
      const char *se  = strerror(errno);

      Error(msg, filename, se);
      LogUtils::manager_alarm(LogUtils::LOG_ALARM_ERROR, msg, filename, se);
      retVal = ERROR_ACCESSING_LOG_FILE;
    }
  } else {
    // file exists, try to read metafile to get object signature
    //
    uint64_t signature = 0;
    BaseMetaInfo meta_info(filename);
    bool conflicts = true;

    if (meta_info.file_open_successful()) {
      bool got_sig     = meta_info.get_log_object_signature(&signature);
      uint64_t obj_sig = log_object->get_signature();

      if (got_sig && signature == obj_sig) {
        conflicts = false;
      }
      Debug("log",
            "LogObjectManager::_solve_filename_conflicts\n"
            "\tfilename = %s\n"
            "\tmeta file signature = %" PRIu64 "\n"
            "\tlog object signature = %" PRIu64 "\n"
            "\tconflicts = %d",
            filename, signature, obj_sig, conflicts);
    }

    if (conflicts) {
      if (maxConflicts == 0) {
        // do not take any action, and return an error status
        //
        const char *msg = "Cannot solve filename conflicts for log file %s";

        Error(msg, filename);
        LogUtils::manager_alarm(LogUtils::LOG_ALARM_ERROR, msg, filename);
        retVal = CANNOT_SOLVE_FILENAME_CONFLICTS;
      } else {
        // Either the meta file could not be read, or the new object's
        // signature and the metafile signature do not match.
        // Roll the old filename so the new object can use the filename
        // it requested (previously we used to rename the NEW file
        // but now we roll the OLD file). However, if the log object writes to
        // a pipe don't roll because rolling is not applicable to pipes.

        bool roll_file = true;

        if (log_object->writes_to_pipe()) {
          // Verify whether the existing file is a pipe. If it is,
          // disable the roll_file flag so we don't attempt rolling.
          struct stat s;
          if (stat(filename, &s) < 0) {
            const char *msg = "Cannot stat log file %s: %s";
            char *se        = strerror(errno);

            Error(msg, filename, se);
            LogUtils::manager_alarm(LogUtils::LOG_ALARM_ERROR, msg, filename, se);
            retVal    = ERROR_DETERMINING_FILE_INFO;
            roll_file = false;
          } else {
            if (S_ISFIFO(s.st_mode)) {
              roll_file = false;
            }
          }
        }
        if (roll_file) {
          Warning("File %s will be rolled because a LogObject with "
                  "different format is requesting the same "
                  "filename",
                  filename);
          LogFile logfile(filename, nullptr, LOG_FILE_ASCII, 0);
          if (logfile.open_file() == LogFile::LOG_FILE_NO_ERROR) {
            long time_now = LogUtils::timestamp();

            if (logfile.roll(time_now - log_object->get_rolling_interval(), time_now) == 0) {
              // an error happened while trying to roll the file
              //
              _filename_resolution_abort(filename);
              retVal = CANNOT_SOLVE_FILENAME_CONFLICTS;
            }
          } else {
            _filename_resolution_abort(filename);
            retVal = CANNOT_SOLVE_FILENAME_CONFLICTS;
          }
        }
      }
    }
  }
  return retVal;
}

void
LogObjectManager::_filename_resolution_abort(const char *filename)
{
  const char *msg = "Cannot roll log file %s to fix log "
                    "conflicts (filename or log format): %s";
  const char *err = strerror(errno);
  Error(msg, filename, err);
  LogUtils::manager_alarm(LogUtils::LOG_ALARM_ERROR, msg, filename, err);
}

bool
LogObjectManager::_has_internal_filename_conflict(const char *filename, LogObjectList &objects)
{
  for (auto &object : objects) {
    // an internal conflict exists if two objects request the
    // same filename, regardless of the object signatures, since
    // two objects writing to the same file would produce a
    // log with duplicate entries and non monotonic timestamps
    if (strcmp(object->get_full_filename(), filename) == 0) {
      return true;
    }
  }
  return false;
}

int
LogObjectManager::_solve_internal_filename_conflicts(LogObject *log_object, int maxConflicts, int fileNum)
{
  int retVal           = NO_FILENAME_CONFLICTS;
  const char *filename = log_object->get_full_filename();

  if (_has_internal_filename_conflict(filename, _objects) || _has_internal_filename_conflict(filename, _APIobjects)) {
    if (fileNum < maxConflicts) {
      char new_name[MAXPATHLEN];

      snprintf(new_name, sizeof(new_name), "%s%s%d", log_object->get_original_filename(), LOGFILE_SEPARATOR_STRING, ++fileNum);
      log_object->rename(new_name);
      retVal = _solve_internal_filename_conflicts(log_object, maxConflicts, fileNum);
    } else {
      const char *msg = "Cannot solve filename conflicts for log file %s";

      Error(msg, filename);
      LogUtils::manager_alarm(LogUtils::LOG_ALARM_ERROR, msg, filename);
      retVal = CANNOT_SOLVE_FILENAME_CONFLICTS;
    }
  }
  return retVal;
}

LogObject *
LogObjectManager::get_object_with_signature(uint64_t signature)
{
  for (auto obj : this->_objects) {
    if (obj->get_signature() == signature) {
      return obj;
    }
  }
  return nullptr;
}

void
LogObjectManager::check_buffer_expiration(long time_now)
{
  for (auto &_object : this->_objects) {
    _object->check_buffer_expiration(time_now);
  }

  ACQUIRE_API_MUTEX("A LogObjectManager::check_buffer_expiration");

  for (auto &_APIobject : this->_APIobjects) {
    _APIobject->check_buffer_expiration(time_now);
  }

  RELEASE_API_MUTEX("R LogObjectManager::check_buffer_expiration");
}

size_t
LogObjectManager::preproc_buffers(int idx)
{
  size_t buffers_preproced = 0;

  for (auto &_object : this->_objects) {
    buffers_preproced += _object->preproc_buffers(idx);
  }

  ACQUIRE_API_MUTEX("A LogObjectManager::preproc_buffers");

  for (auto &_APIobject : this->_APIobjects) {
    buffers_preproced += _APIobject->preproc_buffers(idx);
  }

  RELEASE_API_MUTEX("R LogObjectManager::preproc_buffers");

  return buffers_preproced;
}

bool
LogObjectManager::unmanage_api_object(LogObject *logObject)
{
  if (!logObject) {
    return false;
  }

  ACQUIRE_API_MUTEX("A LogObjectManager::unmanage_api_object");

  auto index = std::find(this->_APIobjects.begin(), this->_APIobjects.end(), logObject);

  if (index != this->_APIobjects.end()) {
    this->_APIobjects.erase(index);

    // Force a buffer flush, then schedule this LogObject to be deleted on the eventProcessor.
    logObject->force_new_buffer();
    new_Derefer(logObject, HRTIME_SECONDS(60));

    RELEASE_API_MUTEX("R LogObjectManager::unmanage_api_object");
    return true;
  }

  RELEASE_API_MUTEX("R LogObjectManager::unmanage_api_object");
  return false;
}

void
LogObjectManager::add_filter_to_all(LogFilter *filter)
{
  for (unsigned i = 0; i < this->_objects.size(); i++) {
    _objects[i]->add_filter(filter);
  }
}

void
LogObjectManager::open_local_pipes()
{
  // for all local objects that write to a pipe, call open_file to force
  // the creation of the pipe so that any potential reader can see it
  //
  for (unsigned i = 0; i < this->_objects.size(); i++) {
    LogObject *obj = _objects[i];
    if (obj->writes_to_pipe()) {
      obj->m_logFile->open_file();
    }
  }
}

void
LogObjectManager::transfer_objects(LogObjectManager &old_mgr)
{
  unsigned num_kept_objects = 0;

  Debug("log-config-transfer", "transferring objects from LogObjectManager %p, to %p", &old_mgr, this);

  if (is_debug_tag_set("log-config-transfer")) {
    Debug("log-config-transfer", "TRANSFER OBJECTS: list of old objects");
    for (auto &_object : old_mgr._objects) {
      Debug("log-config-transfer", "%s", _object->get_original_filename());
    }

    Debug("log-config-transfer", "TRANSFER OBJECTS : list of new objects");
    for (unsigned i = 0; i < this->_objects.size(); i++) {
      Debug("log-config-transfer", "%s", _objects[i]->get_original_filename());
    }
  }

  // Transfer the API objects from the old manager. The old manager will retain its refcount.
  for (auto &_APIobject : old_mgr._APIobjects) {
    manage_api_object(_APIobject);
  }

  for (auto old_obj : old_mgr._objects) {
    LogObject *new_obj;

    Debug("log-config-transfer", "examining existing object %s", old_obj->get_base_filename());

    // See if any of the new objects is just a copy of an old one. If so, transfer the
    // old one to the new manager and delete the new one. We don't use Vec::in here because
    // we need to compare the object hash, not the pointers.
    for (unsigned j = 0; j < _objects.size(); j++) {
      new_obj = _objects[j];

      Debug("log-config-transfer", "comparing existing object %s to new object %s", old_obj->get_base_filename(),
            new_obj->get_base_filename());

      if (*new_obj == *old_obj) {
        Debug("log-config-transfer", "keeping existing object %s", old_obj->get_base_filename());

        old_obj->refcount_inc();
        this->_objects[j] = old_obj;

        if (new_obj->refcount_dec() == 0) {
          delete new_obj;
        }
        ++num_kept_objects;
        break;
      }
    }
  }

  if (is_debug_tag_set("log-config-transfer")) {
    Debug("log-config-transfer", "Log Object List after transfer:");
    display();
  }
}

unsigned
LogObjectManager::roll_files(long time_now)
{
  int num_rolled = 0;

  for (auto &_object : this->_objects) {
    num_rolled += _object->roll_files(time_now);
  }

  ACQUIRE_API_MUTEX("A LogObjectManager::roll_files");

  for (auto &_APIobject : this->_APIobjects) {
    num_rolled += _APIobject->roll_files(time_now);
  }

  RELEASE_API_MUTEX("R LogObjectManager::roll_files");

  return num_rolled;
}

void
LogObjectManager::reopen_moved_log_files()
{
  for (auto &_object : this->_objects) {
    _object->m_logFile->reopen_if_moved();
  }

  ACQUIRE_API_MUTEX("A LogObjectManager::reopen_moved_log_files");

  for (auto &_APIobject : this->_APIobjects) {
    _APIobject->m_logFile->reopen_if_moved();
  }

  RELEASE_API_MUTEX("R LogObjectManager::reopen_moved_log_files");
}

void
LogObjectManager::display(FILE *str)
{
  for (unsigned i = 0; i < this->_objects.size(); i++) {
    _objects[i]->display(str);
  }

  ACQUIRE_API_MUTEX("A LogObjectManager::display");
  for (unsigned i = 0; i < this->_APIobjects.size(); i++) {
    _APIobjects[i]->display(str);
  }
  RELEASE_API_MUTEX("R LogObjectManager::display");
}

LogObject *
LogObjectManager::find_by_format_name(const char *name) const
{
  for (auto _object : this->_objects) {
    if (_object && _object->m_format->name_id() == LogFormat::id_from_name(name)) {
      return _object;
    }
  }
  return nullptr;
}

int
LogObjectManager::log(LogAccess *lad)
{
  int ret           = Log::SKIP;
  ProxyMutex *mutex = this_thread()->mutex.get();

  for (unsigned i = 0; i < this->_objects.size(); i++) {
    ret |= _objects[i]->log(lad);
  }

  //
  // The bit-field code in *ret* are priority chain:
  // FAIL > FULL > LOG_OK > AGGR > SKIP
  // The if-statement should keep step with the priority order.
  //
  if (unlikely(ret & Log::FAIL)) {
    RecIncrRawStat(log_rsb, mutex->thread_holding, log_stat_event_log_access_fail_stat, 1);
  } else if (unlikely(ret & Log::FULL)) {
    RecIncrRawStat(log_rsb, mutex->thread_holding, log_stat_event_log_access_full_stat, 1);
  } else if (likely(ret & Log::LOG_OK)) {
    RecIncrRawStat(log_rsb, mutex->thread_holding, log_stat_event_log_access_ok_stat, 1);
  } else if (unlikely(ret & Log::AGGR)) {
    RecIncrRawStat(log_rsb, mutex->thread_holding, log_stat_event_log_access_aggr_stat, 1);
  } else if (likely(ret & Log::SKIP)) {
    RecIncrRawStat(log_rsb, mutex->thread_holding, log_stat_event_log_access_skip_stat, 1);
  } else {
    ink_release_assert(!"Unexpected result");
  }

  return ret;
}

void
LogObjectManager::flush_all_objects()
{
  for (auto &_object : this->_objects) {
    _object->force_new_buffer();
  }

  ACQUIRE_API_MUTEX("A LogObjectManager::flush_all_objects");

  for (auto &_APIobject : this->_APIobjects) {
    _APIobject->force_new_buffer();
  }

  RELEASE_API_MUTEX("R LogObjectManager::flush_all_objects");
}

#if TS_HAS_TESTS

static LogObject *
MakeTestLogObject(const char *name)
{
  const char *tmpdir = getenv("TMPDIR");
  LogFormat format("testfmt", nullptr);

  if (!tmpdir) {
    tmpdir = "/tmp";
  }

  return new LogObject(Log::config, &format, tmpdir, name, LOG_FILE_ASCII /* file_format */, name /* header */,
                       Log::ROLL_ON_TIME_ONLY /* rolling_enabled */, 1 /* flush_threads */);
}

REGRESSION_TEST(LogObjectManager_Transfer)(RegressionTest *t, int /* atype ATS_UNUSED */, int *pstatus)
{
  TestBox box(t, pstatus);

  // There used to be a lot of confusion around whether LogObjects were owned by ome or more LogObjectManager
  // objects, or handed off to static storage in the Log class. This test just verifies that this is no longer
  // the case.
  {
    LogObjectManager mgr1;
    LogObjectManager mgr2;

    mgr1.manage_object(MakeTestLogObject("object1"));
    mgr1.manage_object(MakeTestLogObject("object2"));
    mgr1.manage_object(MakeTestLogObject("object3"));
    mgr1.manage_object(MakeTestLogObject("object4"));

    mgr2.transfer_objects(mgr1);

    rprintf(t, "mgr1 has %d objects, mgr2 has %d objects\n", static_cast<int>(mgr1.get_num_objects()),
            static_cast<int>(mgr2.get_num_objects()));
    box.check(mgr1.get_num_objects() == 0, "Testing that manager 1 has 0 objects");
    box.check(mgr2.get_num_objects() == 4, "Testing that manager 2 has 4 objects");

    rprintf(t, "running Log::periodoc_tasks()\n");
    Log::periodic_tasks(Thread::get_hrtime() / HRTIME_SECOND);
    rprintf(t, "Log::periodoc_tasks() done\n");
  }

  box = REGRESSION_TEST_PASSED;
}

#endif