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Message-ID: <20120321164252.7b5ff276@rigi.itserve.ch>
Date: Wed, 21 Mar 2012 16:42:52 +0100
From: Marc Giger <gigerstyle@....ch>
To: linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org
Subject: Missing inotify events
Hello,
I have a Java application which writes multiple files in a short period of time. When I watch the
filechanges with inotifywait sometimes events are missing. To find out what's going on I straced
the java application to see if the files are e.g. properly closed:
26467 open("/tmp/refapps2/20051002/giger/documents/891877A1C3FB7CEA477B/1332340770691_Ping_unknown_TransmitterRequestRaw_UTF-8.xml", O_WRONLY|O_CREAT|O_TRUNC, 0666) = 804
26467 close(804) = 0
26467 open("/tmp/refapps2/20051002/giger/documents/891877A1C3FB7CEA477B/1332340770728_PingResponse_unknown_TransmitterResponseRaw_UTF-8.xml", O_WRONLY|O_CREAT|O_TRUNC, 0666) = 805
26467 close(805)
inotifywait reports:
/tmp/refapps2/20051002/giger/documents/ CREATE,ISDIR 891877A1C3FB7CEA477B
/tmp/refapps2/20051002/giger/documents/ OPEN,ISDIR 891877A1C3FB7CEA477B
/tmp/refapps2/20051002/giger/documents/ CLOSE_NOWRITE,CLOSE,ISDIR 891877A1C3FB7CEA477B
/tmp/refapps2/20051002/giger/documents/891877A1C3FB7CEA477B/ CREATE 1332340770728_PingResponse_unknown_TransmitterResponseRaw_UTF-8.xml
/tmp/refapps2/20051002/giger/documents/891877A1C3FB7CEA477B/ OPEN 1332340770728_PingResponse_unknown_TransmitterResponseRaw_UTF-8.xml
/tmp/refapps2/20051002/giger/documents/891877A1C3FB7CEA477B/ MODIFY 1332340770728_PingResponse_unknown_TransmitterResponseRaw_UTF-8.xml
/tmp/refapps2/20051002/giger/documents/891877A1C3FB7CEA477B/ CLOSE_WRITE,CLOSE 1332340770728_PingResponse_unknown_TransmitterResponseRaw_UTF-8.xml
This behavior can be repeated easily, but not that easy when running the app under strace (timing issue?).
I would expect that I get _all_ events as long as the event-queue is not full. No?
Ubuntu Kernel 2.6.32-37-server and also vanilla-kernel 3.2.6 running gentoo behave the same way.
Marc
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