Hi
Thanks for the patch. what does 2 signify
if (vty->wfd > 2)
close (vty->wfd);
Thanks,
- Balaji
On Fri, Nov 24, 2017 at 6:51 PM, Evgeny Uskov <e...@qrator.net> wrote:
> Dear Quagga Developers,
>
> We found a bug in bgpd which causes file descriptor leaks each time
> when configuration is updated and then saved on disk. The reason is
> that output file descriptor vty->wfd is not closed in vty_close
> function.
>
> This bug is very easy to reproduce. You need to
> 1) check a number of opened FDs (using lsof or /proc/<pid>/fd)
> 2) perform any update to the configuration
> 3) execute "write" command in "configure terminal"
> 4) check a number of opened FDs again
>
> You can find a sample script (check.sh) in attachment that automates
> the steps above. An example of its output:
> % sudo sh check.sh $(pgrep -f ./bgpd/.libs/bgpd) localhost 2605
> <telnet password>
> Open FDs: 10
> altering config...
> Open FDs: 11
> altering config 10 times...
> Open FDs: 21
>
> A simple patch that fixes the problem above is also attached.
>
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