fix(pgsql): harden ProxySQL against backend failures during result fetch - #6111
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Closes #6109 When the backend connection is lost while a result set is still being sent, ProxySQL aborts instead of returning an error to the client. fetch_result_cont() returns from its PQconsumeInput() failure without assigning result_type or async_exit_status, while libpq has already closed the socket. result_type is assigned only in the constructor and is never reset per fetch, so handler() dispatches on the previous fetch's value: a leftover 0 matches neither arm and reaches assert(0), while a leftover 2 re-appends an already-sent row and loops, so the cycle never ends, the session never reaches its rc == -1 handling, and the dead fd stays in mypolls until poll() reports POLLNVAL. End the result cycle when PQstatus() reports CONNECTION_BAD, and reset result_type and ps_result in fetch_result_start(). The existing rc == -1 path then destroys the connection and unplugs the fd, so no new teardown is needed.
…an assertion Closes #6110 A backend can answer a query with no command outcome at all - a bare ReadyForQuery, without CommandComplete, EmptyQueryResponse or ErrorResponse. ProxySQL aborts instead of returning an error to the client. The message itself is well formed; it is the reply sequence that is invalid, so this is a protocol state-machine violation rather than a framing one. The code assumed that reaching the end of the result cycle with no command outcome implies an error was recorded on an earlier call, and asserted otherwise. That holds when ProxySQL itself failed, since a read error records an error on the way; it does not hold when the backend replies in an invalid sequence, where nothing failed locally and nothing was recorded. An assertion states an invariant this process upholds, and the shape of a backend's reply is not one.
Covers #6109 using a scriptable fake backend (pgsql_mock_backend). Scenarios: - multi-statement chaining - multi-statement across resultset-threshold pauses - large result across threshold pauses - complete rows then FIN before CommandComplete - large result dying mid-stream under a low threshold - multi-statement chain cut between statements - COPY TO STDOUT cut mid-copy - a message declaring 900MB that sends 100 bytes then goes quiet - truncated DataRow then FIN - a cacheable query dying mid-result, checking the truncated result is not served from the query cache Each disconnect scenario asserts that ProxySQL survives, that the client gets an error rather than a hang or a silent truncation, and that no backend connection is left in the pool.
Covers #6109 without a fake backend: runs a large result through ProxySQL, reads a few rows so the result is genuinely streaming, then terminates the backend session from a second connection. Asserts that the kill matched exactly one session, that ProxySQL survives, and that the client is told something rather than left waiting.
Covers #6110 using the scriptable fake backend: the backend answers a query with only ReadyForQuery, no CommandComplete, EmptyQueryResponse or ErrorResponse. Asserts that ProxySQL survives, that the client gets an error rather than a hang or a silent success, and that the connection is not returned to the pool.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PostgreSQL fetch path handles mid-result transport loss and invalid ChangesPostgreSQL transport and regression coverage
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The change hardens PostgreSQL backend failure handling, but its test coverage still has bounded reliability risks: a stalled liveness probe may hang TAP, and setup failures may affect later tests through persistent monitor settings. The PR is mergeable with explicit owner awareness or follow-up on test timeout and cleanup handling. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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Client->>ProxySQL: Send query
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ProxySQL->>ConnectionPool: Destroy unhealthy connection
ProxySQL-->>Client: Return client error
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488-490: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueReport a
resetMockPool()failure instead of ignoring it.
resetMockPool()returnsfalsewhen the admin statements fail. Each call site discards the result. If the reset fails, the next scenario can be served from a pooled connection, and its script never runs. The verdict then describes the previous scenario. Add adiag()on failure so that the cause is visible in the TAP output.Also applies to: 543-545, 587-588, 609-610
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84-311: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winShare the admin and client helpers instead of duplicating them.
Almost every helper in this block is a byte-level copy of
test/tap/tests/pgsql-reg_test_6109_midresult_disconnect-t.cpp:createNewConnection,createMockUserConnection,execAdmin,adminScalar,setVar,savedVar,mockPoolConnsNow,mockPoolConns,resetMockPool,Outcome,outcomeName,waitReadable,driveQuery,oneLine,checkInvariants, andacceptedHandshake. Both tests already link a shared translation unit throughPGSQL_MOCK_BACKEND_TESTS, so the move is mechanical.Two copy artifacts show the cost already: the server row comment at Line 177 says
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In `@lib/PgSQL_Connection.cpp`:
- Around line 689-695: Update the connection reset condition in
destroy_MySQL_Connection_From_Pool to require both
is_connection_in_reusable_state() and mc->reusable == true, preventing
connections explicitly marked non-reusable from being reset and returned to the
pool.
- Around line 447-463: In the CONNECTION_BAD exit within fetch_result_cont(),
ensure error_info is populated before NEXT_IMMEDIATE(fetch_result_end_st) when
is_error_present() is false, so async_query() reports failure. Preserve existing
errors and the current is_copy_out reset and result-dispatch behavior.
In `@test/tap/tests/pgsql-reg_test_6109_midresult_terminate_backend-t.cpp`:
- Around line 92-103: Replace the blocking PQgetResult loop in the result-drain
path with the asynchronous PQisBusy/select approach used by the other test,
adding the required sys/select.h include. Check drain_deadline while waiting and
set drain_bounded_out when it expires, while preserving result processing, error
capture, and cleanup for completed results.
In `@test/tap/tests/pgsql-reg_test_6110_invalid_reply_sequence-t.cpp`:
- Around line 313-318: Update scriptBareReadyForQuery() to keep the mock
connection open after sending the bare ReadyForQuery, replacing step_close()
with the established waiting step such as step_sleep(). Preserve the pool
assertion around lines 413–422 so it verifies the connection is excluded because
of the invalid reply rather than because the peer closed it.
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In `@test/tap/tests/pgsql-reg_test_6109_midresult_disconnect-t.cpp`:
- Around line 488-490: Add failure diagnostics for every resetMockPool(admin)
call in the affected test scenarios, checking its boolean result and calling
diag() when it returns false. Preserve the existing mock.set_script and
mock.reset_stats flow, and ensure all four call sites report reset failures in
TAP output.
In `@test/tap/tests/pgsql-reg_test_6110_invalid_reply_sequence-t.cpp`:
- Around line 84-311: Move the duplicated helper symbols from this test into the
shared translation unit used by PGSQL_MOCK_BACKEND_TESTS, then reuse them here:
createNewConnection, createMockUserConnection, execAdmin, adminScalar, setVar,
savedVar, mockPoolConnsNow, mockPoolConns, resetMockPool, Outcome, outcomeName,
waitReadable, driveQuery, oneLine, checkInvariants, and acceptedHandshake.
Remove the local copies and correct any remaining mid-result-disconnect-specific
text, including the mock server comment and checkInvariants diagnostics, to
describe the invalid reply sequence test.
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1231-1252: LGTM!test/tap/tests/pgsql_mock_backend.h (1)
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The test asserts
killed == 1. ProxySQL can hold more than one backend session whosequerytext containsMARKER, for example after a retry or when another test variant runs concurrently against the same PostgreSQL instance. In that casepg_terminate_backendmatches more than one row and the test fails without a defect in ProxySQL. Consider assertingkilled >= 1.test/tap/groups/groups.json (1)
200-202: LGTM!
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| parent ? parent->address : "?", parent ? parent->port : 0); | ||
| set_error(PGSQL_ERROR_CODES::ERRCODE_PROTOCOL_VIOLATION, | ||
| "backend answered the query with no command outcome", false); | ||
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Honor reusable before resetting a connection. destroy_MySQL_Connection_From_Pool(true) checks is_connection_in_reusable_state() but not reusable. An idle connection marked reusable = false can therefore be reset, and PgSQL_Connection::reset() sets reusable = true before returning it to the pool. Add mc->reusable == true to the reset condition.
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In `@lib/PgSQL_Connection.cpp` around lines 689 - 695, Update the connection reset
condition in destroy_MySQL_Connection_From_Pool to require both
is_connection_in_reusable_state() and mc->reusable == true, preventing
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[P1] reusable = false does not quarantine this connection on every subsequent path
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This assignment expresses the correct policy, but the flag is not honored end-to-end. The control flow I traced is:
- The bare
ReadyForQuerypath recordsERRCODE_PROTOCOL_VIOLATION, setsreusable = false, and appends an error result. async_query()consequently returns-1toPgSQL_Session.- The
rc == -1handling does not classify this protocol error as a transport failure. Inhandler_minus1_HandleBackendConnection(), the normal return-to-pool arm requiresreusable == true; when it is false, the fallback only restoresasync_state_machine = ASYNC_IDLEandDSS = STATE_MARIADB_GENERIC. It does not destroy or detach the backend. The invalid connection can therefore remain attached to the current frontend session and be selected for a later query from that same client. - When the frontend session is later destroyed,
PgSQL_Session::~PgSQL_Session()callsreset() -> reset_all_backends() -> PgSQL_Backend::reset() -> PgSQL_Data_Stream::reset_connection(). - The fast pool-return arm in
reset_connection()does checkmyconn->reusable, but its fallback normally callsdestroy_MySQL_Connection_From_Pool(true)when there are no untracked startup options. - That function decides whether to start an asynchronous reset using only server-online state,
ASYNC_IDLE, andis_connection_in_reusable_state(). The latter checksPQtransactionStatus()but notmc->reusable. A syntactically valid bareReadyForQuery('I')leaves libpq reporting an idle transaction, so this branch can callcreate_new_session_and_reset_connection()despite the explicit quarantine flag. A successful reset eventually callsPgSQL_Connection::reset(), which setsreusableback to true before returning the connection to the shared pool.
The final re-pool is conditional on the server remaining online, the connection being idle, no untracked options, and the reset succeeding; however, the same-session retention is immediate, and the later reset/re-pool route is reachable. This means the comment above this line—“it must not go back into the shared pool”—is not guaranteed by this assignment alone.
Please make protocol quarantine terminal for this backend connection. One robust approach is to destroy/detach it immediately with the non-reuse path when handling the -1 result. Independently, the reset fallback should defensively require mc->reusable == true before create_new_session_and_reset_connection(); otherwise an explicitly poisoned connection can be rehabilitated by teardown. A regression should keep the mock transport open, close the frontend session, and prove that the backend is destroyed rather than retained, reset, or offered to another client.
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[P1] The 30-second drain deadline cannot interrupt this blocking PQgetResult()
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victim is a normal blocking libpq connection. On such a connection, PQgetResult() can wait for more input until a result, EOF, or an error arrives. The clock is checked only after this call returns, so if ProxySQL remains alive but stops producing frontend data—the hang/stall behavior this regression is specifically intended to detect—the test never reaches the deadline check at lines 99–102. The documented “hard” 30-second bound is therefore not actually enforced.
A prompt FATAL response from the usual pg_terminate_backend() path makes the test appear bounded in the healthy case, but a regression or partial fix that wedges result delivery can hang the TAP process until an outer CI timeout. That also obscures the intended drain_bounded_out diagnosis.
Please drain asynchronously, as the other new test's driveQuery() already does: put the connection in nonblocking mode, loop on PQisBusy(), wait for readability with select()/poll() using the remaining deadline, call PQconsumeInput(), and call PQgetResult() only after libpq reports that a complete result is available. Check the deadline while waiting, and set drain_bounded_out immediately when it expires. This preserves the valid behavior of draining any already-buffered single-row results while making the wall-clock bound real.
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| step_send(pgmb_ready_for_query('I')), | ||
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[P2] Closing the mock socket makes the pool assertion pass for the wrong reason
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The property under test is that ProxySQL rejects a live backend connection because the reply sequence violated the PostgreSQL protocol. step_close() introduces a second, independently sufficient reason to remove that connection: immediately after sending the bare ReadyForQuery, the peer sends FIN. Once libpq observes EOF, the transport becomes CONNECTION_BAD, and ProxySQL must destroy it regardless of whether the new reusable = false assignment is honored.
Consequently, the later ConnUsed + ConnFree == 0 assertion cannot distinguish these implementations:
- the intended implementation, which quarantines the connection solely because of the invalid sequence; and
- a broken implementation that leaves the connection reusable but eventually removes it because the mock closed the socket.
This also masks the production path described in the reusable finding: after returning the client error, the connection can remain attached until frontend teardown and enter the reset-session path. An immediate peer close cuts that path off before the test can observe it.
Please keep the backend socket open beyond the pool-observation window. With the current harness, a step_sleep() longer than mockPoolConns()'s approximately two-second settling window would be a minimal improvement; a synchronization step that holds the socket open until the test releases it after reading pool stats would be more deterministic. Then zero connections demonstrates ProxySQL's quarantine decision, not ordinary EOF cleanup. An additional second-client/fresh-accept assertion would directly verify that the poisoned connection is never reused.
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[P2] The test can satisfy all three TAP assertions without exercising the scripted invalid reply
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resetMockPool(admin) returns false when its delete/load/reinsert setup fails, but this call discards that result. Immediately afterward, mock.reset_stats() clears connections_accepted(), yet the counter is never checked. There is also no assertion or fixture counter proving that EXPECT_QUERY was reached and that the bare ReadyForQuery was actually sent.
That permits a concrete false-positive flow: mock registration or routing fails; the frontend query receives a normal backend-connect/routing error, so out == Outcome::ERRORED; ProxySQL and the real backend remain healthy, so broke.empty() is true; and the mock hostgroup has no connection, so mockPoolConns(admin) == 0. All three planned TAP checks pass even though the parser/state-machine behavior introduced by this PR was never exercised.
Please treat fixture setup failure as fatal or explicitly failed—for example, check resetMockPool(admin) and BAIL_OUT with diagnostics before running the scenario. After the query, also assert an observable script milestone. connections_accepted() > 0 is a useful minimum, but it proves only TCP acceptance; the stronger harness signal would be an atomic queries_observed/steps_completed counter incremented after EXPECT_QUERY, optionally accompanied by last_error() in TAP diagnostics. The test should require that milestone before accepting the client-error and pool-cleanliness results.
When a backend answers a query with a bare ReadyForQuery, we already marked the connection as not reusable, but that was not enough to take it out of service. It stayed attached to the client's session, so that same client's next query ran on it. And when the session finally ended, the teardown path only asked whether the server was online, the connection idle, and libpq's transaction status clean - all of which a bare ReadyForQuery('I') satisfies - so the connection was reset instead of destroyed, and the reset put reusable back to true and returned it to the shared pool. So add a 'healthy' flag, which says the backend itself misbehaved rather than that the connection is merely dirty. It is not cleared by reset(), so it cannot be wiped away and reused, and both routes into the pool now check it. Closing the session is kept as a separate step via set_unhealthy(), because a bad connection does not necessarily mean a doomed session, or the other way round. The client still gets its error first, since the session is only closed on the thread's next pass, after the error has been sent.
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The PR states 'healthy mirrors the same guard on the MySQL side' and adds a healthy==true check to reset_connection() and destroy_MySQL_Connection_From_Pool()'s reset branch. But PgSQL_Data_Stream::return_MySQL_Connection_To_Pool() (lib/PgSQL_Data_Stream.cpp:1212-1244) has no healthy check, whereas its MySQL counterpart destroys an unhealthy connection instead of pooling it. Today this path is unreachable for an unhealthy connection because it is only entered via housekeeping_before_pkts for connections with reusable==true (update_expired_conns gates on reusable), and the 6110 path also sets reusable=false; reset_connection likewise gates on healthy before delegating here. So it is currently safe, but the asymmetry is a latent hazard: a future change that clears reusable during reset or adds another caller could let an unhealthy connection be push_MyConn_local()'d back into the pool. Consider adding the same mc->healthy guard here for defense-in-depth and parity with the MySQL side.
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PQexec()waits synchronously for the complete response. If ProxySQL accepts the probe connection but stalls, Line 140 can hang beyond the victim-drain deadline and block TAP. UsePQsendQuery()with the existingselect()/PQconsumeInput()/PQisBusy()flow and a deadline. CallPQgetResult()only whenPQisBusy()returns zero.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Replace std::mutex conns_mtx_ and its three std::lock_guard<std::mutex> sites with pthread-based synchronization. Preserve unlock-on-exit behavior with a scoped guard.
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| if (!setVar(admin, "pgsql-monitor_enabled", "false")) | ||
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Restore modified runtime settings before setup failure exits. Both tests disable the PostgreSQL monitor and can then call BAIL_OUT before their cleanup lambda runs. This can contaminate later TAP tests.
test/tap/tests/pgsql-reg_test_6109_midresult_disconnect-t.cpp#L736-L744: makewaitMonitorQuiesced()report failure tomain, then callrestore()before each setup bailout.test/tap/tests/pgsql-reg_test_6110_invalid_reply_sequence-t.cpp#L477-L481: makewaitMonitorQuiesced()report failure tomain, then callrestore()before each setup bailout.
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+ if (!setVar(admin, "pgsql-connect_timeout_server_max", "5000"))
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Code Review 👍 Approved with suggestions 1 resolved / 2 findingsHardens ProxySQL against backend failures during result fetch and adds comprehensive regression test coverage. Consider adding the healthy guard to return_MySQL_Connection_To_Pool to match the MySQL implementation. 💡 Quality: PgSQL return_MySQL_Connection_To_Pool lacks the healthy guard MySQL has📄 lib/PgSQL_Data_Stream.cpp:1212-1226 📄 lib/PgSQL_Data_Stream.cpp:1257-1271 📄 lib/PgSQL_Data_Stream.cpp:1285-1292 The PR states 'healthy mirrors the same guard on the MySQL side' and adds a healthy==true check to reset_connection() and destroy_MySQL_Connection_From_Pool()'s reset branch. But PgSQL_Data_Stream::return_MySQL_Connection_To_Pool() (lib/PgSQL_Data_Stream.cpp:1212-1244) has no healthy check, whereas its MySQL counterpart destroys an unhealthy connection instead of pooling it. Today this path is unreachable for an unhealthy connection because it is only entered via housekeeping_before_pkts for connections with reusable==true (update_expired_conns gates on reusable), and the 6110 path also sets reusable=false; reset_connection likewise gates on healthy before delegating here. So it is currently safe, but the asymmetry is a latent hazard: a future change that clears reusable during reset or adds another caller could let an unhealthy connection be push_MyConn_local()'d back into the pool. Consider adding the same mc->healthy guard here for defense-in-depth and parity with the MySQL side. ✅ 1 resolved✅ Bug: CONNECTION_BAD exit relies on error_info being pre-set
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Closes #6109
Closes #6110
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