Gitea 1.17-dev crashing Out of memory #19793
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Suspecting /user/events ( which looks like a stream ) after checking logs at https://gist.github.com/gboddin/7956cd755b034c1b399672c1abc6ab2f |
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Happened 3 more times when checking an issue and hitting the browser Back button |
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Ok I crashed the test instance. |
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Commented We needed packages more than notifications and stopwatches :) Let us know if we can provide anything else to help with 1.17 ! |
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Can reproduce locally as well by just starting my dev instance gitea. A lot of goroutines of crashInterestingly, crash did not occur again on second startup. |
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Agh I hit this a few days ago whilst I was in debug mode but thought it was due to too many checkpoints. This is a regression from #19748 but it is looping because of a mistake in #10961 The problem is in here: c.Data["NotificationUnreadCount"] = func() int64 {
count, err := models.GetNotificationCount(c, c.Doer, models.NotificationStatusUnread)
if err != nil {
c.ServerError("GetNotificationCount", err)
return -1
}
return count
}The function here is called during rendering. If there is an err it's too late really to use ServerError as we're already rendering - and we should simply return -1 here and log the problem. I'll pop up a PR. |
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If the context is cancelled `.NotificationUnreadCount` in a template can cause an infinite loop with `ctx.ServerError()` being called, which creates a template that then calls `.NotificationUnreadCount` calling `GetNotificationCount()` with the cancelled context resulting in an error that calls `ctx.ServerError`... and so on... This PR simply stops calling `ctx.ServerError` in the error handler code for `.NotificationUnreadCount` as we have already started rendering and so it is too late to call `ctx.ServerError`. Additionally we skip logging the error if it's a context cancelled error. Fix go-gitea#19793 Signed-off-by: Andrew Thornton <art27@cantab.net>
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As the bug is a regression due to unreleased code the PR to fix it has been marked skip-changelog. |
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If the context is cancelled `.NotificationUnreadCount` in a template can cause an infinite loop with `ctx.ServerError()` being called, which creates a template that then calls `.NotificationUnreadCount` calling `GetNotificationCount()` with the cancelled context resulting in an error that calls `ctx.ServerError`... and so on... This PR simply stops calling `ctx.ServerError` in the error handler code for `.NotificationUnreadCount` as we have already started rendering and so it is too late to call `ctx.ServerError`. Additionally we skip logging the error if it's a context cancelled error. Fix #19793 Signed-off-by: Andrew Thornton <art27@cantab.net> Co-authored-by: techknowlogick <techknowlogick@gitea.io>
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I think the problem is |
If we could add a linter rule for that, that'd be great. |
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Thank you so much for the quick response and the details ! I know a bit more if I need to help on a PR next time :) |
I don't think that would be very easy. I think we have a couple of options:
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…9799) If the context is cancelled `.NotificationUnreadCount` in a template can cause an infinite loop with `ctx.ServerError()` being called, which creates a template that then calls `.NotificationUnreadCount` calling `GetNotificationCount()` with the cancelled context resulting in an error that calls `ctx.ServerError`... and so on... This PR simply stops calling `ctx.ServerError` in the error handler code for `.NotificationUnreadCount` as we have already started rendering and so it is too late to call `ctx.ServerError`. Additionally we skip logging the error if it's a context cancelled error. Fix go-gitea#19793 Signed-off-by: Andrew Thornton <art27@cantab.net> Co-authored-by: techknowlogick <techknowlogick@gitea.io>
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Description
Gitea starts what seems like an infinite loop and runs out of memory,
Issues happend 3 times, randomly browsing the instance, no pattern noticed.
Will update if a pattern is found
Gitea Version
7671a33
Can you reproduce the bug on the Gitea demo site?
Yes
Log Gist
https://gist.github.com/gboddin/7956cd755b034c1b399672c1abc6ab2f
Screenshots
Nothing to see, gitea hangs until OOM kills it
Git Version
git version 2.30.2
Operating System
debian-bullseye
How are you running Gitea?
TAGS="bindata sqlite sqlite_unlock_notify" make buildDatabase
SQLite
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