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I always said "Who needs C++?" >;>>> */ #include /* Private structures --------------------------------------------------*/ struct voidident; struct voiddata; struct voidentry { struct voidident *identity; struct voiddata *data; struct voidentry *next,*prev; }; /*The structure sector to save a single entry*/ /* Public structures --------------------------------------------------*/ struct voidlist { struct voidentry *first,*last; int listcount; }; /*The structure voidlist, public itself, but members are private*/ /* Public functions ---------------------------------------------------*/ struct voidlist* voidlist_new() { /*A constructor*/ struct voidlist* newlst; newlst=(struct voidlist*)malloc(sizeof(struct voidlist)); if (!newlst) return NULL; newlst->first=NULL; newlst->last=NULL; newlst->listcount=0; return newlst; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int voidlist_remitem ( struct voidlist* list, struct voidident* item, int (*greater)(struct voidident *frst, struct voidident *scnd), int (*equality)(struct voidident *frst, struct voidident *scnd), int (*freecontent)(struct voidident *identity,struct voiddata *data)) { /*Removes an entry from the list*/ /*0 for found, 1 for not found, -1 for error */ struct voidentry *member; if (!list) return -1; member=list->first; while (member!=NULL) { if (greater(member->identity,item)) { return 1; /*Requested member was not found, ergo est nada niente never noupe*/ } else { if (equality(member->identity,item)) { /*We have a candidate*/ if (member->prev==NULL) { /*And its the first in the list*/ list->first=member->next; } else { /*Or not */ member->prev->next=member->next; } if (member->next==NULL) { /*But its the last in the list*/ list->last=member->prev; } else { /*Or not */ member->next->prev=member->prev; } list->listcount--; /*Ok member has been remobed from list, so delete it*/ freecontent(member->identity,member->data); free(member); return 0; /*Since we have a sorted list, this entry is sure to have existed only once --- or has it ? happy debugging */ } member=member->next; } } /*Requested member was not found, ergo est nada niente never noupe*/ return 1; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int voidlist_kill( struct voidlist* list, int (*freecontent)(struct voidident* identity,struct voiddata* data)){ /*A destructor, 0 on success, -1 on error*/ struct voidentry *member; if (!list) return -1; while (list->first!=NULL) { member=list->first; list->first=member->next; freecontent(member->identity,member->data); free(member); } /* I now kill those entrys manually, because voidlist remitem needs far too much extra functions to run. too much overhead. i dont need comparisation for annihilation. who cares about colateral damage if you want to leave ashes*/ /*I explicitly destroy list consistency here by the way, so there is no return when started. */ free(list); return 0; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int voidlist_additem ( struct voidlist* list, struct voidident* item, struct voiddata* data, int (*greater)(struct voidident *frst, struct voidident *scnd), int (*equality)(struct voidident *frst, struct voidident *scnd), int (*freecontent)(struct voidident *identity, struct voiddata *data)) { /*Adds an entry to the list*/ /*Returns 0 for success and 1 for data change, -1 for error*/ struct voidentry *member,*newmember; if (!list) return -1; member=list->first; while (member!=NULL) { /*We have entrys in the list*/ if (greater(member->identity,item)) { /*We are behind the position where this should be*/ newmember=(struct voidentry*) malloc (sizeof(struct voidentry)); newmember->next=member; newmember->prev=member->prev; newmember->identity=item; newmember->data=data; /*New entry created*/ if (member->prev==NULL) { /*ah yes. there is a list, but we just insert at the beginning*/ list->first=newmember; } else { /*we are just somewhere between, so do standard insert*/ member->prev->next=newmember; } member->prev=newmember; list->listcount++; /*And inserted*/ return 0; } else { /*We dont have the position yet*/ if (equality(item,member->identity)) { /*Correct me, we are exatcly on the right position which meens already there*/ freecontent(member->identity,member->data); member->identity=item; member->data=data; return 1; } member=member->next; } } /*Ok we are at the very end*/ newmember=(struct voidentry*) malloc (sizeof(struct voidentry)); newmember->next=NULL; newmember->prev=list->last; newmember->identity=item; newmember->data=data; /*Create the new entry*/ list->last=newmember; if (newmember->prev==NULL) { list->first=newmember; } else { newmember->prev->next=newmember; } list->listcount++; /*Put it into the list*/ return 0; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ struct voiddata* voidlist_item (struct voidlist* list, struct voidident* item, int (*greater)(struct voidident *frst, struct voidident *scnd), int (*equality)(struct voidident *frst, struct voidident *scnd)){ /*Gives out the data of one entry, NULL for error and not found*/ struct voidentry* member; if (!list) return NULL; member=list->first; while (member!=NULL) { if (greater(member->identity,item)) { return NULL; /*Requested member was not found, ergo est nada niente never noupe*/ } else { if (equality(member->identity,item)) { return member->data; /*We found it!*/ } member=member->next; } } return NULL; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int voidlist_all ( struct voidlist* list, int (*listprint)(int number, struct voidident *identity, struct voiddata *data, void *userdata ), void *userdata ){ /*Gives out all the data via listprint*/ /*Gives back 1 when list is empty and 0 if not */ /*-1 on error*/ int t=0; struct voidentry *member; if (!list) return -1; member=list->first; while (member!=NULL) { listprint (t++,member->identity,member->data,userdata); member=member->next; } if (t>0) { return 0; } else { return 1; } } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int voidlist_members ( struct voidlist* list){ /*Gives back the amount of List members*/ if (!list) return 0; return list->listcount; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ struct voidident* voidlist_first (struct voidlist* list){ /*Gives back the !identifier! (not the data) of the first item*/ if (!list) return NULL; if (list->first!=NULL) { return list->first->identity; } else { return NULL; } } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ struct voidident* voidlist_last (struct voidlist* list){ /*Gives back the !identifier! (not the data) of the last item*/ if (!list) return NULL; if (list->last!=NULL) { return list->last->identity; } else { return NULL; } } /* -End--------------------------------------------------------------- */ safecopy-1.7/src/arglist.c0000644000175100001440000003071211205000652014617 0ustar ravenusers/** * This file is copyright ©2009 Corvus Corax * Distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2 or higher */ /*This file contains the arglist class, to save the list of possible command line arguments*/ /*Maybe i should be proud of this, this is a classical! I always said "Who needs C++?" >;>>> */ /*This file should really do all our command line checking work, not only save data in some list files :-) */ #include #include #include "textlist.h" /*We include the Text-list class*/ #include "voidlist.h" /*We include the List object motherclass*/ /* Private structures --------------------------------------------------*/ /* Our Identification (List Index) Structure is a char*, so not given*/ struct argdata { int numparams; struct textlist *parameters; }; /* Our List Data Structure. uses textlist, too*/ /* Public structures --------------------------------------------------*/ struct arglist { struct textlist* given_arguments; struct voidlist* arglist; int argc; char **argv; }; /* The structure arglist. It contains both a voidlist (modified here) and an ordinary textlist */ /* Private functions --------------------------------------------------*/ int arglist_greater (struct voidident *vfrst, struct voidident *vscnd) { char *frst, *scnd; frst=(char*)vfrst; scnd=(char*)vscnd; return ( strcmp(frst,scnd)>0); } int arglist_equality (struct voidident *vfrst, struct voidident *vscnd) { char *frst, *scnd; frst=(char*)vfrst; scnd=(char*)vscnd; return ( !strcmp(frst,scnd) ); } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int arglist_freecontent (struct voidident *videntity, struct voiddata *vdata){ char *identity; struct argdata *data; identity=(char*)videntity; data=(struct argdata*)vdata; if (data->parameters!=NULL){ textlist_kill(data->parameters); } data->parameters=NULL; /*We may have a list in the data structure, which has to be erased first*/ free (data); return 0; } /* Function for comparisation of Index values, and to free the memory of the data of our list members. To tell the upper voidlist class. I think this is some kind of workaround since ident and data are no object classes but ordinary var structs */ /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int arglist_addtoknown (int number,struct voidident *videntity, struct voiddata *vdata, void* userdata) { char *identity; struct argdata *data; struct textlist* check; identity=(char*)videntity; data=(struct argdata*)vdata; check=(struct textlist*)userdata; return textlist_addline(check,identity); } /* Return procedure to safe all arguments i know about temporarily*/ int arglist_isinteger (char* text); /*We need this public function for a test, so do prototype u will find that function further down */ int process_args (struct arglist* list) { /*We go through all of our arguments and try to guess what they mean*/ /*1st delete all parameters of all arguments. this will be O(N^much):-(*/ struct argdata* data; int t,tt; char *temp,*temp2; struct textlist* check; check=textlist_new(); if (!check) return -1; if (voidlist_all (list->arglist,arglist_addtoknown, (void*)check)==-1) return -1; /* We defined a function which added all known arguments via the print option and our small addtoknown callfunction into the known_parameters textlist */ /*Now we proceed through every line of this and delete whats there*/ t=0; temp=textlist_line(check,t++); while (temp!=NULL) { data=(struct argdata*)voidlist_item ( list->arglist, (struct voidident*) temp, arglist_greater,arglist_equality); if (data->parameters!=NULL) { textlist_kill(data->parameters); data->parameters=NULL; } temp=textlist_line(check,t++); } /*Done. We have a virgin list again*/ t=0; temp=textlist_line(list->given_arguments,t++); while (temp!=NULL) { data=(struct argdata*)voidlist_item ( list->arglist, (struct voidident*) temp, arglist_greater,arglist_equality); if (data!=NULL) { /*Jippieh. We found an Argument, lets look if it has parameters*/ if (data->parameters!=NULL) { /*We have the argument twice :-( kill previous instance*/ textlist_kill(data->parameters); } data->parameters=textlist_new(); if (!data->parameters) return -1; temp=textlist_line(list->given_arguments,t++); tt=0; while ((ttnumparams) && (temp!=NULL)) { if (strncmp(temp,"-",1) || (arglist_isinteger(temp)==0)) { /* It is really a parameter*/ if (textlist_addline (data->parameters,temp)==-1) return -1; temp=textlist_line(list->given_arguments,t++); tt++; } else { /*It is another Argument!*/ tt=data->numparams; } } }else { /*We have an unknown argument*/ temp2="VOIDARGS"; data=(struct argdata*) voidlist_item ( list->arglist, (struct voidident*) temp2, arglist_greater,arglist_equality); if (data->parameters==NULL) { /*The void parameter list was empty yet*/ data->parameters=textlist_new(); if (!data->parameters) return -1; } if (textlist_addline (data->parameters,temp)==-1) return -1; /*Void parameter was added*/ temp=textlist_line(list->given_arguments,t++); } } textlist_kill(check); /*Dont need this anymore*/ return 0; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int parse_args (struct arglist* list,int argc, char* argv[]) { /* We parse the argvs, to seperate arguments which have "=" and similar in them*/ int t,tt,len; char* temp; char A; t=1; while (tgiven_arguments,temp)==-1) return -1; temp=&temp[tt+1]; len=strlen(temp); tt=-1; /*String is split*/ } tt++; } } if (len>0) { if (textlist_addline(list->given_arguments,temp)==-1) return -1; } /* Each option is added to the given_arguments textlist*/ t++; } return 0; } /* Public functions ---------------------------------------------------*/ int arglist_addarg (struct arglist* list,char* argument, int numparams) { /*Adds an argument to the list 0: added, 1: changed, -1: failure */ struct argdata *data; int retval; if (!list) return -1; data=(struct argdata*)malloc(sizeof(struct argdata)); if (!data) return -1; /*We have to create a special structure in memory to add to our list */ data->numparams=numparams; data->parameters=textlist_new(); if (!data->parameters) { free(data); return -1; } /*And fill them with data*/ retval=voidlist_additem ( list->arglist, (struct voidident*)argument, (struct voiddata*)data, arglist_greater,arglist_equality, arglist_freecontent); if (retval==-1) return -1; /*And include this data in the list structure*/ if (process_args(list)==-1) return -1; /*Reprocess arguments and parameters*/ return retval; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ struct arglist* arglist_new(int argc, char* argv[]) { /*A constructor recieves the command line arguments for initial processing returns NULL on failure */ struct arglist* newarglist; int t; newarglist=(struct arglist*)malloc(sizeof(struct arglist)); if (!newarglist) return NULL; newarglist->arglist=voidlist_new(); if (!newarglist->arglist) { free (newarglist); return NULL; } newarglist->given_arguments=textlist_new(); if (!newarglist->given_arguments) { free (newarglist->arglist); free (newarglist); return NULL; } newarglist->argc=argc; newarglist->argv=(char **)malloc(argc*sizeof(char*)); if (!newarglist->argv) { free (newarglist->given_arguments); free (newarglist->arglist); free (newarglist); return NULL; } t=0; while (targv[t]=strdup(argv[t]); t++; } /*Now this is great. copy the argv[] structure to mess with it*/ if (parse_args(newarglist,newarglist->argc,newarglist->argv)==-1) return NULL; /*parse them to split them up*/ if (arglist_addarg(newarglist,"VOIDARGS",0)==-1) return NULL; return newarglist; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int arglist_remarg (struct arglist* list,char* argument) { /*Removes an argument from the list 0 for success, 1 for not found, -1 for error */ int retval; if (!list) return -1; retval=voidlist_remitem( list->arglist, (struct voidident*)argument, arglist_greater,arglist_equality, arglist_freecontent); if (process_args(list)==-1) return -1; /*Reprocess arguments and parameters*/ return retval;; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int arglist_kill(struct arglist* list) { /*A destructor, 0 for OK, -1 for error*/ int t; if (!list) return -1; textlist_kill(list->given_arguments); /*The given arguments remean zombie in memory till now*/ /*But at least their list structure is gone*/ voidlist_kill(list->arglist,arglist_freecontent); t=0; while (targc) { free(list->argv[t]); t++; } /*We kill our copy of the argv structure first*/ free(list); return 0; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int arglist_arggiven (struct arglist* list, char* argument ) { /*Returns 0 if an argument has been specified, 1 if not, -1 on error*/ struct argdata* data; if (!list) return -1; data=(struct argdata*)voidlist_item (list->arglist, (struct voidident*)argument, arglist_greater,arglist_equality); if (data==NULL) return 1; if (data->parameters==NULL) return 1; return 0; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ char* arglist_parameter (struct arglist* list, char* argument, int param){ /*Lists the specified Parameter of a given argument NULL if something wrong or not given */ struct argdata* data; if (!list) return NULL; data=(struct argdata*)voidlist_item (list->arglist, (struct voidident*)argument, arglist_greater,arglist_equality); if (data==NULL) return NULL; if (data->parameters==NULL) return NULL; return textlist_line(data->parameters,param); } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int arglist_isinteger (char* text){ /*Returns 0 if char text can be translated into a number -1 if not */ int t,len,result,isnegative; if (text==NULL) return -1; t=0; isnegative=0; len=strlen(text); result=0; if (len==0) return 0; while (t'9')) { if (text[t]=='-') { if (result==0) { isnegative=1; } else { return -1; } } else if (text[t]==' ') { result/=10; } else { return -1; } } else { result+=1; } t++; } return 0; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int arglist_integer (char* text){ /*Returns numbertranslation of string text, 0 if not successful, do use arglist_isinteger first*/ int t,len,result,isnegative; if (text==NULL) return 0; t=0; isnegative=0; len=strlen(text); result=0; if (len==0) return 0; while (t'9')) { if (text[t]=='-') { if (result==0) { isnegative=1; } else { return 0; } } else if (text[t]==' ') { result/=10; } else { return 0; } } else { if (text[t]=='1') result+=1; if (text[t]=='2') result+=2; if (text[t]=='3') result+=3; if (text[t]=='4') result+=4; if (text[t]=='5') result+=5; if (text[t]=='6') result+=6; if (text[t]=='7') result+=7; if (text[t]=='8') result+=8; if (text[t]=='9') result+=9; } t++; } if (isnegative==1) result=0-result; return result; } /* -End--------------------------------------------------------------- */ safecopy-1.7/src/Makefile.am0000644000175100001440000000027211170677040015054 0ustar ravenusers bin_PROGRAMS= \ safecopy safecopy_SOURCES= \ voidlist.c voidlist.h \ textlist.c textlist.h \ arglist.c arglist.h \ lowlevel.c lowlevel.h \ safecopy.c man_MANS = \ safecopy.1 safecopy-1.7/src/textlist.h0000644000175100001440000000211611205000652015034 0ustar ravenusers/** * This file is copyright ©2009 Corvus Corax * Distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2 or higher */ /*This file contains the textlist class, to save the list of simple char texts, instead of using arrays*/ /*Maybe i should be proud of this, this is a classical! I always said "Who needs C++?" >;>>> */ struct textlist; /*The structure textlist, public for pointers, members are private*/ struct textlist* textlist_new(); /*A constructor NULL on error*/ int textlist_remline (struct textlist* list,int line); /*Removes a textline from the list 0 on success, 1 on not found, -1 on error*/ int textlist_kill(struct textlist* list); /*A destructor, 0 on success, -1 on error*/ int textlist_setline (struct textlist* list,int line,char* text); /*Sets a line on the list to specified value 0 added, 1, changed, -1 error */ int textlist_addline (struct textlist* list,char* text); /*Adds a line of text to the end of the list 0 success, -1 error */ char* textlist_line (struct textlist* list, int line); /*Gives back a single line from position line, NULL if N/A or error*/ safecopy-1.7/src/voidlist.h0000644000175100001440000000457611205000652015025 0ustar ravenusers/** * This file is copyright ©2009 Corvus Corax * Distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2 or higher */ /*This file contains a void list class, a generic list class with standard functions*/ /*Maybe i should be proud of this, this is a classical! I always said "Who needs C++?" >;>>> */ struct voidlist; /*The structure voidlist, public for pointers, members are private*/ struct voidident; /*The internal identificator to save in the list*/ struct voiddata; /*The internal data to save in the list*/ struct voidlist* voidlist_new(); /*A constructor returns NULL on error*/ int voidlist_remitem ( struct voidlist* list, struct voidident* item, int (*greater)(struct voidident *frst, struct voidident *scnd), int (*equality)(struct voidident *frst, struct voidident *scnd), int (*freecontent)(struct voidident *identity,struct voiddata *data)); /*Removes an entry from the list*/ /*0 for found, 1 for not found -1 for error*/ int voidlist_kill( struct voidlist* list, int (*freecontent)(struct voidident* identity,struct voiddata* data)); /*A destructori, 0 on success, -1 on error*/ int voidlist_additem ( struct voidlist* list, struct voidident* item, struct voiddata* data, int (*greater)(struct voidident *frst, struct voidident *scnd), int (*equality)(struct voidident *frst, struct voidident *scnd), int (*freecontent)(struct voidident *identity, struct voiddata *data)); /*Adds an item to the list*/ /*Returns 0 for success and 1 for data change, -1 for error*/ struct voiddata* voidlist_item (struct voidlist* list, struct voidident* item, int (*greater)(struct voidident *frst, struct voidident *scnd), int (*equality)(struct voidident *frst, struct voidident *scnd)); /*Gives out the data of the specified entry, NULL for error and not found*/ int voidlist_all( struct voidlist* list, int (*listprint)(int number, struct voidident *identity, struct voiddata *data, void *userdata ), void *uderdata ); /*Gives out all the data via listprint*/ /*Gives back 1 when list is empty and 0 if not */ /*-1 on error*/ int voidlist_members ( struct voidlist* list); /*Gives back the amount of List members*/ struct voidident* voidlist_first (struct voidlist* list); /*Gives back the !identifier! (not the data) of the first item*/ struct voidident* voidlist_last (struct voidlist* list); /*Gives back the !identifier! (not the data) of the last item*/ safecopy-1.7/src/lowlevel.h0000644000175100001440000000132711726747605015040 0ustar ravenusers/** * This file is copyright ©2009 Corvus Corax * Distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2 or higher */ // tries to perform a low level read operation on a device // possible results: // return>0: amounts of bytes read, the device will be open and the internal // seek pointer point to position+length // return<0: error. the device will be open but in undefined condition off_t read_desperately(char* filename, int *fd, char* buffer, off_t position, off_t length, int seekable, int recovery, int syncmode); // tries to get some information from the low level driver off_t lowlevel_filesize(char* filename, off_t filesize); off_t lowlevel_blocksize(char* filename, off_t blocksize); int lowlevel_canseek(); safecopy-1.7/src/lowlevel.c0000644000175100001440000002064011726747605015032 0ustar ravenusers/** * This file is copyright ©2009 Corvus Corax * Distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2 or higher */ #define _FILE_OFFSET_BITS 64 // make off_t a 64 bit pointer on system that support it #ifndef __linux__ #include // if we don't have linux, the used ioctrls will be different // use a dummy read function that uses high lvl operations off_t read_desperately(char* filename, int *fd, char* buffer, off_t position, off_t length, int seekable, int recovery, int syncmode) { off_t retval; retval=read(*fd,buffer,length); return retval; } off_t lowlevel_filesize(char* filename, off_t filesize) { return filesize; } off_t lowlevel_blocksize(char* filename, off_t blocksize) { return blocksize; } int lowlevel_canseek() { return 0; } #else #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include //--------------floppy------------------------------- int is_floppy(int fd) { static int isfloppy=-1; if (isfloppy!=-1) return isfloppy; // attempt a drive reset, return true if successful if (ioctl(fd,FDRESET,FD_RESET_ALWAYS)>=0) { fprintf(stderr,"\nFloppy low level access: drive reset, twaddle ioctl\n"); isfloppy=1; // or at least supported (a "real" reset fails if not root) } else if (errno==EACCES || errno==EPERM) { fprintf(stderr,"\nFloppy low level access: twaddle ioctl\n"); isfloppy=1; } else { isfloppy=0; } return isfloppy; } void reset_floppy(int fd) { // attempt a drive reset ioctl(fd,FDRESET,FD_RESET_ALWAYS); } void torture_floppy(int fd) { // send the twaddle system call ioctl(fd,FDTWADDLE); } //--------------end of floppy stuff ----------------- //---------------CD/DVD READING --------------------- int cdromsectorsize=0; int cdromsectoroffset=16; // is_cd queries disc-status int is_cd(int fd) { static int iscd=-1; int retval; char* mode; if(iscd!=-1) return iscd; retval=ioctl(fd,CDROM_DISC_STATUS); if (retval>=0) { iscd=1; if (retval==CDS_AUDIO) { cdromsectorsize=2352; cdromsectoroffset=0; mode="audio"; } else if (retval==CDS_DATA_1) { mode="Mode1"; cdromsectorsize=2048; cdromsectoroffset=16; } else if (retval==CDS_DATA_2) { mode="Mode2"; cdromsectorsize=2336; cdromsectoroffset=16; } else if (retval==CDS_XA_2_1) { mode="XA 1"; cdromsectorsize=2048; cdromsectoroffset=24; } else if (retval==CDS_XA_2_2) { mode="XA 2"; cdromsectorsize=2324; cdromsectoroffset=24; } else if (retval==CDS_MIXED) { fprintf(stderr,"CDROM mixed mode - low level access: drive reset\n"); cdromsectorsize=0; cdromsectoroffset=0; return 1; } else { fprintf(stderr,"CDROM unknown disc - low level access: drive reset\n"); cdromsectorsize=0; cdromsectoroffset=0; return 1; } fprintf(stderr,"CDROM %s - low level access: drive reset, raw read\n",mode); } else { iscd=0; } return iscd; } // get blocksize and filesize info off_t blocksize_cd(int fd, off_t blocksize) { if (cdromsectorsize!=0) { fprintf(stderr,"CDROM low level block size: %u\n",cdromsectorsize); blocksize=cdromsectorsize; } return blocksize; } off_t filesize_cd(int fd, off_t filesize) { long result; int retval=ioctl(fd,CDROM_LAST_WRITTEN,&result); if (retval==0 && cdromsectorsize>0) { fprintf(stderr,"CDROM low level disk size: %lu\n",cdromsectorsize*(result)); filesize=cdromsectorsize*(result); } return filesize; } // is_dvd queries dvd layer information int is_dvd(int fd) { static int isdvd=-1; if(isdvd!=-1) return isdvd; dvd_struct s; s.type=DVD_STRUCT_PHYSICAL; if (ioctl(fd,DVD_READ_STRUCT,&s)>=0) { isdvd=1; fprintf(stderr,"DVD low level access: drive reset\n"); } else { isdvd=0; } return isdvd; } // issue a drive/bus reset void reset_cd(int fd) { ioctl(fd,CDROMRESET); } // helper function to calculate a cd sector position void lba_to_msf( off_t lba, struct cdrom_msf * msf) { //lba= (((msf->cdmsf_min0*CD_SECS) + msf->cdmsf_sec0) * CD_FRAMES + msf->cdmsf_frame0 ) - CD_MSF_OFFSET; lba=lba+CD_MSF_OFFSET; //lba'= ((msf->cdmsf_min0*CD_SECS) + msf->cdmsf_sec0) * CD_FRAMES + msf->cdmsf_frame0; msf->cdmsf_frame0=lba % CD_FRAMES; lba=lba/CD_FRAMES; //lba''= (msf->cdmsf_min0*CD_SECS) + msf->cdmsf_sec0; msf->cdmsf_sec0=lba % CD_SECS; msf->cdmsf_min0=lba/CD_SECS; //lba'''= msf->cdmsf_min0; } // read raw mode sector from a cd off_t read_from_cd(int fd, unsigned char* buffer, off_t position, off_t length) { unsigned char blockbuffer[CD_FRAMESIZE_RAWER]; struct cdrom_msf *msf=(struct cdrom_msf*)blockbuffer; // the calculation silently assumes that the cd // has a consistent sector size and offset all over. // this is not true for mixed mode cds. // TODO: read TOC for cd layout // and fix sector calculation accordingly if (cdromsectorsize==0) { return(read(fd,buffer,length)); } off_t lba=position/cdromsectorsize; off_t extra=position-(lba*cdromsectorsize); off_t xlength=cdromsectorsize-extra; if (xlength>length) xlength=length; lba_to_msf(lba,msf); if (ioctl(fd, CDROMREADRAW, msf) == -1) { return -1; } // TODO: read parity and LEC data and check for possible read errors //each physical cd sector has 12 bytes "sector lead in thingy" //and 4 bytes address (maybe one could really confuse cdrom drives //by putting a very similar structure within user data?) memcpy(buffer,(blockbuffer+extra+cdromsectoroffset),xlength); lseek(fd,position+xlength,SEEK_SET); return xlength; } //--------------end of CD/DVD stuff ----------------- // tries to perform a low level read operation on a device // it should already be seeked to the right position for normal read() // possible results: // return>0: amounts of bytes read, the device will be open and the internal // seek pointer point to position+length // return<0: error. the device will be open but in undefined condition off_t read_desperately(char* filename, int *fd, unsigned char* buffer, off_t position, off_t length, int seekable, int recovery, int syncmode) { off_t retval; if (is_dvd(*fd)) { //linux dvdrom driver doesn't provide reasonably documented //low level reading syscalls, but we can do a device reset. if (recovery) { reset_cd(*fd); //reopen device after reset close(*fd); *fd=open(filename,O_RDONLY | O_NONBLOCK | syncmode ); if (*fd<=0) return -1; lseek(*fd,position,SEEK_SET); } retval=read(*fd,buffer,length); return retval; } else if (is_cd(*fd)) { //cdroms have full scale low level ioctls available for us //however safecopy doesnt support the full redcode standard //and some cheap assumptions are made //regarding the cdrom disk layout //(mode1 single track single session cds only) if (recovery) { reset_cd(*fd); //reopen device after reset close(*fd); *fd=open(filename,O_RDONLY | O_NONBLOCK | syncmode ); if (*fd<=0) return -1; } retval=read_from_cd(*fd,buffer,position,length); return retval; } else if (is_floppy(*fd)) { //the linux floppy driver does cracy low level stuff, but //for sanity reasons we support reset and waddle ioctl only if (recovery) { reset_floppy(*fd); //reopen device after reset close(*fd); *fd=open(filename,O_RDONLY | O_NONBLOCK | syncmode ); if (*fd<=0) return -1; lseek(*fd,position,SEEK_SET); } retval=read(*fd,buffer,length); if (retval<0 && errno==EIO) { //try again with "twaddle" if failed reset_floppy(*fd); //reopen device after reset close(*fd); *fd=open(filename,O_RDONLY | O_NONBLOCK | syncmode ); if (*fd<=0) return -1; lseek(*fd,position,SEEK_SET); //play around with drive engine torture_floppy(*fd); retval=read(*fd,buffer,length); } return retval; } else { // unsupported or unknown device, attempt a normal read retval=read(*fd,buffer,length); return retval; } } // tries to get some generic driver information off_t lowlevel_filesize(char* filename, off_t filesize) { int inf=open(filename, O_RDONLY); off_t result; if (is_dvd(inf)) { result=filesize; } else if (is_cd(inf)) { result=filesize_cd(inf,filesize); } else { result=filesize; } close(inf); return result; } off_t lowlevel_blocksize(char* filename, off_t blocksize) { int inf=open(filename, O_RDONLY); off_t result; if (is_dvd(inf)) { result=blocksize; } else if (is_cd(inf)) { result=blocksize_cd(inf,blocksize); } else { result=blocksize; } close(inf); return result; } int lowlevel_canseek() { if (is_cd(0)) return 1; return 0; } #endif //__linux__ safecopy-1.7/src/safecopy.10000644000175100001440000005553511726753430014734 0ustar ravenusers.TH SAFECOPY 1 2012-03-10 "" "SAFECOPY" .SH NAME .BR safecopy \- rescue data from a source that causes IO errors .SH SYNOPSIS .B safecopy [\fIOPTION\fR]... \fISOURCE DEST\fR .SH DESCRIPTION .PP .B safecopy tries to get as much data from SOURCE as possible, even resorting to device specific low level operations if applicable. .PP This is achieved by identifying problematic or damaged areas, skipping over them and continuing reading afterwards. The corresponding area in the destination file is either skipped (on initial creation that means padded with zeros) or deliberately filled with a recognizable pattern to later find affected files on a corrupted device. .PP Safecopy uses an incremental algorithm to identify the exact beginning and end of bad areas, allowing the user to trade minimum accesses to bad areas for thorough data resurrection. .PP Multiple passes over the same file are possible, to first retrieve as much data from a device as possible with minimum harm, and then trying to retrieve some of the remaining data with increasingly aggressive read attempts. .PP For this to work, the source device or file has to be seekable. For unseekable devices (like tapes) you can try to use an external script to execute a controlled skip over the damaged part for you. .PP (For example by using "mt seek" and "mt tell" on an SCSI tape device) See the "-S " parameter for details. .PP Performance and success of this tool depend extremely on the device driver, firmware and underlying hardware. .PP Currently safecopy supports RAW access to CDROM drives to read data directly of a CD, bypassing some driver dependant error correction. This can speed up data retrieval from CDs and reduce system load during recovery, as well as increase the success rate. Safecopy uses the disc status syscall to determine sector size and addressing of CDs. This fails on mixed-mode or multi-session CDs, since the sector layout can change within the disk, but would still work on the the big majority of disks. Other disks can still be recovered using normal high level data access. Safecopy auto-detects the disk type involved during scan for disk and block size. .PP Some CD/DVD drives are known to cause the ATAPI bus to crash on errors, causing the device driver to freeze for times up to and beyond a minute per error. Try to avoid using such drives for media recovery. Using safecopys low level access features might help under some circumstances. .PP Some drives can read bad media better than others. Be sure to attempt data recovery of CDs and DVDs on several different drives and computers. You can use safecopys incremental recovery feature to read previously unreadable sectors only. .SH RELIABILITY Data recovery from damaged media is a delicate task, in the worst case its success or failure can safe or ruin whole companies and seal affected peoples personal fate. It is paramount that any tools written for that purpose are reliable and trustworthy. .PP A user needs to know what exactly the software is doing to his hardware and data. The outcome of any operation needs to be both understandable and predictable. .PP An "intelligent data resurrection wizard" with unknown complex internal behaviour may be a nifty tool, but does not meet the above requirements of predictable outcome, nor will the user know in advance what is done to his data. .PP The operation sequence of safecopy has been kept relatively simple to assure this predictability. Unfortunately feature additions have risen the complexity and lead to undefined outcome in the past when include and exclude lists had been mixed, especially when mixing different block sizes. In the worst case this could have lead to overwritten data in the destination file on a later incremental run with the mark (\-M) option. .PP From version 1.3 on, safecopy ships with a test suite that can be used to verify safecopys behaviour in a set of test cases, simulating the combination of bad blocks in input with different include and exclude lists, both with and without marking. Releases are only made if safecopy passes those test cases according to the specification. .PP This textual specification of behaviour of safecopy can be found in the file specification.txt shipped with safecopy. .SH OPTIONS .TP \fB\-\-stage1\fR Preset to rescue most of the data fast, using no retries and avoiding bad areas. .IP \fBPresets\fR: -f 10% -r 10% -R 1 -Z 0 -L 2 -M BaDbLoCk -o stage1.badblocks .TP \fB\-\-stage2\fR Preset to rescue more data, using no retries but searching for exact ends of bad areas. .IP \fBPresets\fR: -f 128* -r 1* -R 1 -Z 0 -L 2 -I stage1.badblocks -o stage2.badblocks .TP \fB\-\-stage3\fR Preset to rescue everything that can be rescued using maximum retries, head realignment tricks and low level access. .IP \fBPresets\fR: -f 1* -r 1* -R 4 -Z 1 -L 2 -I stage2.badblocks -o stage3.badblocks .PP All stage presets can be overridden by individual options. .TP \fB\-b\fR <\fIsize\fR> Blocksize for default read operations. Set this to the physical sectorsize of your media. .IP \fBDefault\fR: 1* .br Hardware block size if reported by OS, otherwise 4096 .TP \fB\-f\fR <\fIsize\fR> Blocksize in bytes when skipping over badblocks. Higher settings put less strain on your hardware, but you might miss good areas in between two bad ones. .IP \fBDefault\fR: 16* .TP \fB\-r\fR <\fIsize\fR> Resolution in bytes when searching for the exact beginning or end of a bad area. If you read data directly from a device there is no need to set this lower than the hardware blocksize. On mounted filesystems however, read blocks and physical blocks could be misaligned. Smaller values lead to very thorough attempts to read data at the edge of damaged areas, but increase the strain on the damaged media. .IP \fBDefault\fR: 1* .TP \fB\-R\fR <\fInumber\fR> At least that many read attempts are made on the first bad block of a damaged area with minimum resolution. More retries can sometimes recover a weak sector, but at the cost of additional strain. .IP \fBDefault\fR: 3 .TP \fB\-Z\fR <\fInumber\fR> On each error, force seek the read head from start to end of the source device as often as specified. That takes time, creates additional strain and might not be supported by all devices or drivers. .IP \fBDefault\fR: 1 .TP \fB\-L\fR <\fImode\fR> Use low level device calls as specified: .IP 0 Do not use low level device calls .br 1 Attempt low level device calls for error recovery only .br 2 Always use low level device calls if available .IP Supported low level features in this version are: .IP SYSTEM DEVICE TYPE FEATURE .br Linux cdrom/dvd bus/device reset .br Linux cdrom read sector in raw mode .br Linux floppy controller reset, twaddle .IP \fBDefault\fR: 1 .TP \fB\-\-sync\fR Use synchronized read calls (disable driver buffering). Safecopy will use O_DIRECT if supported by the OS and O_SYNC otherwise. .IP \fBDefault\fR: Asynchronous read buffering by the OS is allowed .TP \fB\-\-forceopen\fR Keep trying to reopen the source after a read errer useful for USB drives that go away temporarily. .IP \fBWarning\fR: This can cause safecopy to hang until aborted manually! .IP \fBDefault\fR: Abort on fopen() error .TP \fB\-s\fR <\fIblocks\fR> Start position where to start reading. Will correspond to position 0 in the destination file. .IP \fBDefault\fR: block 0 .TP \fB\-l\fR <\fIblocks\fR> Maximum length of data to be read. .IP \fBDefault\fR: Entire size of input file .TP \fB\-I\fR <\fIbadblockfile\fR> Incremental mode. Assume the target file already exists and has holes specified in the badblockfile. It will be attempted to retrieve more data from the listed blocks or from beyond the file size of the target file only. .IP \fBWarning\fR: Without this option, the destination file will be emptied prior to writing. Use \-I /dev/null if you want to continue a previous run of safecopy without a badblock list. .IP \fBImplies\fR: \-c 0 if \-c is not specified .IP \fBDefault\fR: none ( /dev/null if -c is given ) .TP \fB\-i\fR <\fIbytes\fR> Blocksize to interpret the badblockfile given with \-I. .IP \fBDefault\fR: Blocksize as specified by \-b .TP \fB\-c\fR <\fIblocks\fR> Continue copying at this position. This allows continuing if the output is a block device with a fixed size as opposed to a growable file, where safecopy cannot determine how far it already got. The blocksize used is the same as for the -I option. .br \-c 0 will continue at the current destination size. .IP \fBImplies\fR: \-I /dev/null if \-I is not specified .IP \fBDefault\fR: none ( 0 if \-I is given ) .TP \fB\-X\fR <\fIbadblockfile\fR> Exclusion mode. If used together with \-I, excluded blocks override included blocks. Safecopy will not read or write any data from areas covered by exclude blocks. .IP \fBDefault\fR: none .TP \fB\-x\fR <\fIbytes\fR> Blocksize to interpret the badblockfile given with \-X. .IP \fBDefault\fR: Blocksize as specified by \-b .TP \fB\-o\fR <\fIbadblockfile\fR> Write a badblocks/e2fsck compatible bad block file. .IP \fBDefault\fR: none .TP \fB\-S\fR <\fIseekscript\fR> Use external script for seeking in input file. (Might be useful for tape devices and similar). Seekscript must be an executable that takes the number of blocks to be skipped as argv1 (1-64) the blocksize in bytes as argv2 and the current position (in bytes) as argv3. Return value needs to be the number of blocks successfully skipped, or 0 to indicate seek failure. The external seekscript will only be used if lseek() fails and we need to skip over data. .IP \fBDefault\fR: none .TP \fB\-M\fR <\fIstring\fR> Mark unrecovered data with this string instead of skipping it. This helps in later finding corrupted files on rescued file system images. The default is to zero unreadable data on creation of output files, and leaving the data as it is on any later run. .IP \fBWarning\fR: When used in combination with incremental mode (\-I) this may overwrite data in any block that occurs in the -I file. Blocks not in the \-I file, or covered by the file specified with \-X are save from being overwritten. .IP \fBDefault\fR: none .TP \fB\-\-debug\fR <\fIlevel\fR> Enable debug output. Level is a bit field, add values together for more information: .br program flow: 1 .br IO control: 2 .br badblock marking: 4 .br seeking: 8 .br incremental mode: 16 .br exclude mode: 32 .br or for all debug output: 255 .IP \fBDefault\fR: 0 .TP \fB\-T\fR <\fItimingfile\fR> Write sector read timing information into this file for later analysis. .IP \fBDefault\fR: none .TP \fB\-h\fR, \fB\-\-help\fR Show the program help text. .SH PARAMETERS valid parameters for \fB\-f\fR \fB\-r\fR \fB\-b\fR \fB\fR options are: .TP \fB\fR Amount in bytes - i.e. 1024 .TP \fB%\fR Percentage of whole file/device size - e.g. 10% .TP \fB*\fR \fB-b\fR only, number times blocksize reported by OS .TP \fB*\fR \fB-f\fR and \fB-r\fR only, number times the value of \fB-b\fR .SH OUTPUT description of output symbols: .TP \fB.\fR Between 1 and 1024 blocks successfully read. .TP \fB_\fR Read of block was incomplete. (possibly end of file) The blocksize is now reduced to read the rest. .TP \fB|/|\fR Seek failed, source can only be read sequentially. .TP \fB>\fR Read failed, reducing blocksize to read partial data. .TP \fB!\fR A low level error on read attempt of smallest allowed size leads to a retry attempt. .TP \fB[xx](+yy){\fR Current block and number of bytes continuously read successfully up to this point. .TP \fBX\fR Read failed on a block with minimum blocksize and is skipped. Unrecoverable error, destination file is padded with zeros. Data is now skipped until end of the unreadable area is reached. .TP \fB<\fR Successful read after the end of a bad area causes backtracking with smaller blocksizes to search for the first readable data. .TP \fB}[xx](+yy)\fR current block and number of bytes of recent continuous unreadable data. .SH HOWTO How do I... .TP - resurrect a file from a mounted but damaged media, that copy will fail on: .B safecopy /path/to/problemfile ~/saved-file .TP - create an filesystem image of a damaged disk/cdrom: .B safecopy /dev/device ~/diskimage .TP - resurrect data as thoroughly as possible? .IP .B safecopy source dest -f 1* -R 8 -Z 2 .br (assuming logical misalignment of blocks to sectors) .IP .B safecopy source dest -f 1* -r 1 -R 8 -Z 2 .TP - resurrect data as fast as possible, or .TP - resurrect data with low risk of damaging the media further: (you can use even higher values for -f and -r) .IP .B safecopy source dest -f 10% -R 0 -Z 0 .TP - resurrect some data fast, then read more data thoroughly later: .IP .B safecopy source dest -f 10% -R 0 -Z 0 -o badblockfile .br .B safecopy source dest -f 1* -R 8 -Z 2 -I badblockfile .IP .I Alternate approach using the new preset features: .IP .B safecopy source dest --stage1 .IP .B safecopy source dest --stage2 .IP .B safecopy source dest --stage3 .TP - utilize some friends CD-ROM drives to complete the data from my damaged CD: .B safecopy /dev/mydrive imagefile -b -o myblockfile .br .B safecopy /dev/otherdrive imagefile -b -I myblockfile -i -o otherblockfile .br .B safecopy /dev/anotherdrive imagefile -b -I otherblockfile -i .TP - interrupt and later resume a data rescue operation: .B safecopy source dest .br .B (safecopy aborts) .br .B safecopy source dest -I /dev/null .TP - interrupt and later resume a data rescue operation with correct badblocks output: .B safecopy source dest -o badblockfile .br .B (safecopy aborts) .br .B mv badblockfile savedbadblockfile .br .B safecopy source dest -I /dev/null -o badblockfile .br .B cat badblockfile >>savedbadblockfile .TP - interrupt and resume in incremental mode: .br (this needs a bit of bash scripting to get the correct badblock lists) .br .B safecopy source dest -o badblockfile1 .br .B safecopy source dest -I badblockfile1 -o badblockfile2 .br .B (safecopy aborts) .br latest=$( tail -n 1 badblockfile2 ) .br if [ -z $latest ]; then latest=-1; fi; .br cat badblockfile1 | while read block; do .br [ $block -gt $latest ] && echo $block >>badblockfile2; .br done; .br .B safecopy source dest -I badblockfile2 -o badblockfile3 .TP - find the corrupted files on a partially successful rescued file system: .B safecopy /dev/filesystem image -M CoRrUpTeD .br .B fsck image .br .B mount -o loop image /mnt/mountpoint .br .B grep -R /mnt/mountpoint "CoRrUpTeD" .br (hint: this might not find all affected files if the unreadable parts are smaller in size than your marker string) .TP - exclude the previously known badblocks list of a filesystem from filesystem image creation: .B dumpe2fs -b /dev/filesystem >badblocklist .br .B safecopy /dev/filesystem image -X badblocklist -x .TP - create an image of a device that starts at X and is Y in size: .B safecopy /dev/filesystem -b -s -l .TP - combine two partial images of rescued data without access to the actual (damaged) source data: (This is a bit tricky. You need to get badblocks lists for both files somehow to make safecopy know where the missing data is. If you used the -M (mark) feature you might be able to automatically compute these, however this feature is not provided by safecopy. Lets assume you have two badblocks files. .IP you have: .br image1.dat .br image1.badblocks (blocksize1) .br image2.dat .br image2.badblocks (blocksize2) .IP The file size of image1 needs to be greater or equal to that of image2. (If not, swap them) ) .IP .B cp image2.dat combined.dat .br .B safecopy image1.dat combined.dat -I image2.badblocks -i blocksize2 -X image1.badblocks -x blocksize1 .br (This gets you the combined data, but no output badblocklist. The resulting badblocks list would be the badblocks that are .br a: in both badblocks lists, or .br b: in image1.badblocks and beyond the file size of image2 It should be reasonably easy to solve this logic in a short shell script. One day this might be shipped with safecopy, until then consider this your chance to contribute to a random open source project.) .TP - rescue data of a tape device: If the tape device driver supports lseek(), treat it as any file, otherwise utilize the "-S" option of safecopy with a to be self-written script to skip over the bad blocks. (for example using "mt seek") Make sure your tape device doesn't auto-rewind on close. Send me feedback if you had any luck doing so, so I can update this documentation. .SH FAQ .TP Q: Why create this tool if there already is something like dd-rescue and other tools for that purpose? .TP A: Because I didn't know of dd(-)rescue when I started, and I felt like it. Also I think safecopy suits the needs of a user in data loss peril better due to more readable output and more understandable options than some of the other tools. (Then again I am biased. Compare them yourself) Meanwhile safecopy supports low level features other tools don't. .PP .TP Q: What exactly does the -Z option do? .TP A: Remember back in MS-DOS times when a floppy would make a "neek nark" sound 3 times every time when running into a read error? This happened when the BIOS or DOS disk driver moved the IO head to its boundaries to possibly correct small cylinder misalignment, before it tried again. Linux doesn't do that by default, neither do common CDROM drives or drivers. Nevertheless forcing this behaviour can increase your chance of reading bad sectors from a CD __BIG__ time. (Unlike floppies where it usually has little effect) .PP .TP Q: Whats my best chance to resurrect a CD that has become unreadable? .TP A: Try making a backup image on many different computers and drives. The abilities to read from bad media vary extremely. I have a 6 year old Lite On CDRW drive, that even reads deeply and purposely scratched CDs (as in with my key, to make it unreadable) flawlessly. A CDRW drive of the same age at work doesn't read any data from that part of the CD at all, while most DVD and combo drives have bad blocks every couple hundred bytes. Make full use of safecopys RAW access features if applicable. (-L 2 option) .IP As a general guideline: -CDRW drives usually do better than read-only CD drives. .br -CD only drives sometimes do better on CDs than DVD drives. .br -PC drives are sometimes better than laptop ones. .br -A drive with a clean lens does better than a dirtball. .br -Cleaning up CDs helps. .br -Unless you use chemicals. .br -Using sticky tape on a CD will rip of the reflective layer permanently rendering the disk unreadable. .PP .TP Q: Whats my best chance to resurrect a floppy that became unreadable? .TP A: Again try different floppy drives. Keep in mind that it might be easier to further damage data on a bad floppy than on a CD. (Don't overdo read attempts) .PP .TP Q: What about BlueRay/HDDVD disks? .TP A: Hell if I knew, but generally they should be similar to DVDs. It probably depends how the drives firmware acts up. .PP .TP Q: My hard drive suddenly has many bad sectors, what should I do? .TP A: Speed is an essential factor when rescuing data from a bad hard drive. Accesses to bad areas or even just time running can further damage the drive and make formerly readable areas unreadable, be it due to temperature rise, damaged heads scratching still good parts of the surface, bearings degrading due to vibration, etc. Its advisable to shut the system down and remove the hard drive from the computer as soon as errors occur and as fast as possible without causing further damage. .IP (Don't pull the plug! Press reset to force reboot and then power down via power button/ACPI) .IP Set up a rescue system with enough disk space to store all the data from the damaged drive (and possibly multiple copies of it). If you have an external hard drive case that connects via USB SATA or SCSI, allowing a hot plug of the drive into a running system, use it. This allows you to prepare everything without the need for the drive to power up and possibly BIOS or operating system involuntarily accessing it. You also get easier access to the drive to check temperature or noise during operation. .IP When you rescue data, rescue good data first before attempting to access bad sectors. Safecopy allows you to skip known problem sectors using a badblock exclude file (-X) which you might be able to retrieve from system logs or from the drive internal logs, via smartmontools or similar software. Be aware that you might possibly need to convert physical sector numbers into logical block numbers depending on your source. .IP Also you should tell safecopy to jump out of any problematic areas ASAP and continue somewhere else. Parameters "-f 10% -r 10% -R 0 -Z 0" would do the trick by making safecopy skip 10% of the device content and continue there without backtracking. You can always attempt to get the data in between later, first get the supposedly good data on the rest of the drive. Depending on the method of data recovery you plan on using, it may make sense to mark the bad data with the "-M" option. This allows you to later find files affected by data corruption more easily. Use the "-o" option to make safecopy write a badblock list with all blocks skipped or unreadable. .IP When safecopy is done with this first run, you can attempt a second go trying to get more data. Using smaller values for "-f" and allowing safecopy to backtrack for the end of the affected area "-r 1*". Be sure to use incremental mode "-I" to only read the blocks skipped in the first run. .IP It may make sense to let the drive cool down between runs. Once you got all the data from the "good" areas of the drive you can risk more "thorough" access to it. Increase the numbers of retries "-R" in case of bad blocks, maybe together with a head realignment "-Z 1". "-f 1*" would make safecopy try to read on every single block, not skipping over bad areas at all. .IP If your drive stops responding, power it down, let it cool down for a while, then try again. .IP (I heard from people who brought dead drives back to live for a short time by cooling them to low temperatures with ice-packs.) .IP .B !!! If the data is really important, go to a professional data recovery specialist right away, before doing further damage to the drive. .SH "EXIT STATUS" safecopy returns 0 (zero) if there were no unrecoverable errors. .br safecopy returns 1 if some data could not be recovered. .br safecopy returns 2 in case the copying was aborted due to error or signal. .SH AUTHORS safecopy and its manpage have been designed and written by CorvusCorax. .SH BUGS Please use the project page on sourceforge to get in contact with project development if you encounter bugs or want to contribute to safecopy. .SH COPYRIGHT Copyright \(co 2009 CorvusCorax .br This is free software. You may redistribute copies of it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 or above. . There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law. .SH "SEE ALSO" .PD 0 Programs with a similar scope are among others .TP \fIddrescue\fP(1), \fIdd-rescue\fP(1), ... safecopy-1.7/src/textlist.c0000644000175100001440000001205511205000652015032 0ustar ravenusers/** * This file is copyright ©2009 Corvus Corax * Distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2 or higher */ /*This file contains the textlist class, to save the list of simple char texts, instead of using arrays*/ /*Maybe i should be proud of this, this is a classical! I always said "Who needs C++?" >;>>> */ #include #include "voidlist.h" /*We include the List object motherclass*/ /* Private structures --------------------------------------------------*/ struct lineindex { int line; }; /* Our Identification (List Index) Structure */ /* Our List Data Structure is char* directly */ /* Public structures --------------------------------------------------*/ struct textlist{ struct voidlist *liste; }; /*The structure textlist, public itself, but members are private*/ /*Since my new class system the members are taken from class voidlist, so even unknown to this very file ;) */ /* Private functions --------------------------------------------------*/ int textlist_greater (struct voidident *vfrst, struct voidident *vscnd) { struct lineindex *frst,*scnd; frst=(struct lineindex*)vfrst; scnd=(struct lineindex*)vscnd; return ( (frst->line>scnd->line) ); } int textlist_equality (struct voidident *vfrst, struct voidident *vscnd) { struct lineindex *frst,*scnd; frst=(struct lineindex*)vfrst; scnd=(struct lineindex*)vscnd; return ( (frst->line==scnd->line) ); } int textlist_freecontent (struct voidident *videntity, struct voiddata *vdata){ struct lineindex *identity; identity=(struct lineindex*)videntity; free (identity); return 0; } /* Function for comparisation of Index values, and to free the memory of the data of our list members. To tell the upper voidlist class. I think this is some kind of workaround since ident and data are no object classes but ordinary var structs */ /* Public functions ---------------------------------------------------*/ struct textlist* textlist_new() { /*A constructor*/ struct textlist* newtext; newtext=(struct textlist*)malloc(sizeof(struct textlist)); if (!newtext) return NULL; newtext->liste=voidlist_new(); if (!newtext->liste) { free(newtext); return NULL; } return newtext; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int textlist_remline (struct textlist* list,int line) { /*Removes a textline from the list 0 on success, 1 on not found, -1 on error*/ struct lineindex identity; if (!list) return -1; identity.line=line; return voidlist_remitem( list->liste, (struct voidident*)&identity, textlist_greater,textlist_equality, textlist_freecontent); } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int textlist_kill(struct textlist* list) { /*A destructor, 0 on success, -1 on error*/ if (!list) return -1; voidlist_kill(list->liste,textlist_freecontent); free(list); return 0; } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int textlist_setline (struct textlist* list,int line, char* text) { /*Sets a line on the list to specified value 0 added, 1, changed, -1 error */ struct lineindex *identity; if (!list) return -1; identity=(struct lineindex*)malloc(sizeof(struct lineindex)); if (!identity) return -1; /*We have to create a special structure in memory to add to our list */ identity->line=line; /*And fill them with data*/ return voidlist_additem ( list->liste, (struct voidident*)identity, (struct voiddata*)text, textlist_greater,textlist_equality, textlist_freecontent); /*And include this data in the list structure*/ } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ int textlist_addline (struct textlist* list,char* text){ /*Adds a line of text to the end of the list 0 success, -1 error */ struct lineindex *identity; int line; if (!list) return -1; identity=(struct lineindex*)voidlist_last(list->liste); if (!identity) { line=0; } else { line=identity->line+1; } /* We calculate the position which should be the last, but maybe is also the 1st */ identity=(struct lineindex*)malloc(sizeof(struct lineindex)); if (!identity) return -1; /*We have to create a special structure in memory to add to our list */ identity->line=line; /*And fill them with data*/ return voidlist_additem ( list->liste, (struct voidident*)identity, (struct voiddata*)text, textlist_greater,textlist_equality, textlist_freecontent); /*And include this data in the list structure*/ } /* ------------------------------------------------------------------- */ char* textlist_line (struct textlist* list, int line){ /*Gives back a single line from position line, NULL if N/A or error*/ struct lineindex identity; if (!list) return NULL; identity.line=line; return ((char*)voidlist_item ( list->liste, (struct voidident*)&identity, textlist_greater,textlist_equality)); } /* -End--------------------------------------------------------------- */ safecopy-1.7/src/safecopy.c0000644000175100001440000023502511726753556015021 0ustar ravenusers/** * This file is copyright ©2012 Corvus Corax * Distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2 or higher */ //sorry for this file being one big long unreadable mess //the main operation loop actually sits in main() //basically processing the following sequence // 1.declarations // 2.command line parsing // 3.opening io handles // 4.initialisations // 5.dynamic initialisations and tests // 6.main io loop // 6.a planning - calculate wanted read position based on include/exclude input files // 6.b navigation - attempt to seek to requested input file position and find out actual position // 6.c patience - wait for availability of data // 6.d input - attempt to read from sourcefile // 6.e feedback - calculate and display user feedback information // 6.f reaction - act according to result of read operation // 6.f.1 successful read: // 6.f.1.a attempt to backtrack for readable data prior to current position or... // 6.f.1.b write to output data file // 6.f.2 failed read // 6.f.2.a try again or... // 6.f.2.b skip over bad area // 6.f.2.c close and reopen source file // 7.closing and finalisation #define _FILE_OFFSET_BITS 64 // make off_t a 64 bit pointer on system that support it #define _GNU_SOURCE // allow usage of O_DIRECT if available #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #include "arglist.h" #include "lowlevel.h" // define syncmode - use O_DIRECT if supported #ifdef O_DIRECT #define O_SAFECOPYSYNC O_DIRECT #else #define O_SAFECOPYSYNC O_RSYNC #endif #define DEBUG_FLOW 1 #define DEBUG_IO 2 #define DEBUG_BADBLOCKS 4 #define DEBUG_SEEK 8 #define DEBUG_INCREMENTAL 16 #define DEBUG_EXCLUDE 32 #define MARK_INCLUDING 1 #define MARK_EXCLUDING 2 #define FAILSTRING "BaDbLoCk" #define MAXBLOCKSIZE 104857600 #define BLOCKSIZE 4096 #define RETRIES 3 #define SEEKS 1 #define DEFBLOCKSIZE "1*" #define DEFFAULTBLOCKSIZE "16*" #define DEFRESOLUTION "1*" #define DEFRETRIES 3 #define DEFHEADMOVE 1 #define DEFLOWLEVEL 1 #define DEFFAILSTRING NULL #define DEFOUTPUTBB NULL #define DEFINPUTBB NULL #define DEFEXCLBB NULL #define DEFTIMINGFILESTRING NULL #define VERY_FAST 100 #define FAST VERY_FAST*100 #define SLOW FAST*10 #define VERY_SLOW SLOW*10 #define VERY_VERY_SLOW VERY_SLOW*10 #define VERY_FAST_ICON " ;-}" #define FAST_ICON " :-)" #define SLOW_ICON " :-|" #define VERY_SLOW_ICON " 8-(" #define VERY_VERY_SLOW_ICON " 8-X" struct config_struct { // filenames char *sourcefile, *destfile, *bblocksinfile, *xblocksinfile, *bblocksoutfile, *seekscriptfile; // default options char *blocksizestring; char *resolutionstring; char *faultblocksizestring; char *bblocksinstring; char *bblocksoutstring; char *xblocksinstring; char *failuredefstring; char *timingfilestring; int retriesdef; int headmovedef; int lowleveldef; // indicator wether stdin/stderr is a terminal - affects output int human; // pointer to marker string char *marker; }; struct status_struct { // file descriptors int source, destination, bblocksout; // high level file descriptor FILE *bblocksin, *xblocksin, *timingfile; // file offset variables off_t readposition, cposition, sposition, writeposition; off_t startoffset, length; // variables for handling read/written sizes/remainders off_t remain, maxremain, block, writeblock, writeremain; // pointer to main IO data buffer char * databuffer, *databufferpool; // a buffer for output text char textbuffer[256]; // several local integer variables off_t fsblocksize, blocksize, iblocksize, xblocksize, faultblocksize; off_t resolution; int retries, seeks, cseeks; int incremental, excluding, lowlevel, syncmode, forceopen; int counter, percent, oldpercent, newerror, newsofterror; int backtracemode, output, linewidth, seekable, desperate; // error indicators and flags off_t softerr, harderr, lasterror, lastgood, lastmarked; // variables to remember beginning and end of previous good/bad area off_t lastbadblock, lastxblock, previousxblock, lastsourceblock; // input filesize and size of unreadable area off_t filesize, damagesize, targetsize; // times struct timeval oldtime, newtime; // and timing helper variables long int elapsed, oldelapsed, oldcategory; }; static int debugmode = 0; int debug(int debug, char *format,...) { if (debugmode & debug) { va_list ap; int ret; va_start(ap, format); ret = vfprintf(stderr, format, ap); va_end(ap); return ret; } return 0; } void usage(char * name, FILE* printout) { fprintf(printout, "Safecopy "VERSION" by CorvusCorax\n"); fprintf(printout, "Usage: %s [options] \n", name); fprintf(printout, "Options:\n"); fprintf(printout, " --stage1 : Preset to rescue most of the data fast,\n"); fprintf(printout, " using no retries and avoiding bad areas.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Presets: -f 10%% -r 10%% -R 1 -Z 0 -L 2 -M %s\n", FAILSTRING); fprintf(printout, " -o stage1.badblocks\n"); fprintf(printout, " --stage2 : Preset to rescue more data, using no retries\n"); fprintf(printout, " but searching for exact ends of bad areas.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Presets: -f 128* -r 1* -R 1 -Z 0 -L 2\n"); fprintf(printout, " -I stage1.badblocks\n"); fprintf(printout, " -o stage2.badblocks\n"); fprintf(printout, " --stage3 : Preset to rescue everything that can be rescued\n"); fprintf(printout, " using maximum retries, head realignment tricks\n"); fprintf(printout, " and low level access.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Presets: -f 1* -r 1* -R 4 -Z 1 -L 2\n"); fprintf(printout, " -I stage2.badblocks\n"); fprintf(printout, " -o stage3.badblocks\n"); fprintf(printout, " All stage presets can be overridden by individual options.\n"); fprintf(printout, " -b : Blocksize for default read operations.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Set this to the physical sectorsize of your media.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: 1*\n"); fprintf(printout, " Hardware block size if reported by OS, otherwise %i\n", BLOCKSIZE); fprintf(printout, " -f : Blocksize when skipping over badblocks.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Higher settings put less strain on your hardware,\n"); fprintf(printout, " but you might miss good areas in between two bad ones.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: 16*\n"); fprintf(printout, " -r : Resolution in bytes when searching for the exact\n"); fprintf(printout, " beginning or end of a bad area.\n"); fprintf(printout, " If you read data directly from a device there is no\n"); fprintf(printout, " need to set this lower than the hardware blocksize.\n"); fprintf(printout, " On mounted filesystems however, read blocks\n"); fprintf(printout, " and physical blocks could be misaligned.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Smaller values lead to very thorough attempts to read\n"); fprintf(printout, " data at the edge of damaged areas,\n"); fprintf(printout, " but increase the strain on the damaged media.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: 1*\n"); fprintf(printout, " -R : At least that many read attempts are made on the first\n"); fprintf(printout, " bad block of a damaged area with minimum resolution.\n"); fprintf(printout, " More retries can sometimes recover a weak sector,\n"); fprintf(printout, " but at the cost of additional strain.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: %i\n", RETRIES); fprintf(printout, " -Z : On each error, force seek the read head from start to\n"); fprintf(printout, " end of the source device as often as specified.\n"); fprintf(printout, " That takes time, creates additional strain and might\n"); fprintf(printout, " not be supported by all devices or drivers.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: %i\n", SEEKS); fprintf(printout, " -L : Use low level device calls as specified:\n"); fprintf(printout, " 0 Do not use low level device calls\n"); fprintf(printout, " 1 Attempt low level device calls\n"); fprintf(printout, " for error recovery only\n"); fprintf(printout, " 2 Always use low level device calls\n"); fprintf(printout, " if available\n"); fprintf(printout, " Supported low level features in this version are:\n"); fprintf(printout, " SYSTEM DEVICE TYPE FEATURE\n"); fprintf(printout, " Linux cdrom/dvd bus/device reset\n"); fprintf(printout, " Linux cdrom read sector in raw mode\n"); fprintf(printout, " Linux floppy controller reset, twaddle\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: %i\n", DEFLOWLEVEL); fprintf(printout, " --sync : Use synchronized read calls (disable driver buffering).\n"); fprintf(printout, " Safecopy will use O_DIRECT if supported by the OS\n"); fprintf(printout, " and O_SYNC otherwise.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: Asynchronous read buffering by the OS is allowed\n"); fprintf(printout, " --forceopen : Keep trying to reopen the source after a read errer\n"); fprintf(printout, " useful for USB drives that go away temporarily.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Warning: This can cause safecopy to hang\n"); fprintf(printout, " until aborted manually!\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: Abort on fopen() error\n"); fprintf(printout, " -s : Start position where to start reading.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Will correspond to position 0 in the destination file.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: block 0\n"); fprintf(printout, " -l : Maximum length of data to be read.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: Entire size of input file\n"); fprintf(printout, " -I : Incremental mode. Assume the target file already\n"); fprintf(printout, " exists and has holes specified in the badblockfile.\n"); fprintf(printout, " It will be attempted to retrieve more data from\n"); fprintf(printout, " the listed blocks or from beyond the file size\n"); fprintf(printout, " of the target file only.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Warning: Without this option, the destination file\n"); fprintf(printout, " will be emptied prior to writing.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Use -I /dev/null if you want to continue a previous\n"); fprintf(printout, " run of safecopy without a badblock list.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Implies: -c 0 if -c is not specified\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: none ( /dev/null if -c is given )\n"); fprintf(printout, " -i : Blocksize to interpret the badblockfile given with -I.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: Blocksize as specified by -b\n"); fprintf(printout, " -c : Continue copying at this position.\n"); fprintf(printout, " This allows continuing if the output is a block device\n"); fprintf(printout, " with a fixed size as opposed to a growable file,\n"); fprintf(printout, " where safecopy cannot determine how far it already got.\n"); fprintf(printout, " The blocksize used is the same as for the -I option.\n"); fprintf(printout, " -c 0 will continue at the current destination size.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Implies: -I /dev/null if -I is not specified\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: none, 0 if \-I is specified\n"); fprintf(printout, " -X : Exclusion mode. If used together with -I,\n"); fprintf(printout, " excluded blocks override included blocks.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Safecopy will not read or write any data from\n"); fprintf(printout, " areas covered by exclude blocks.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: none ( 0 if -I is given ) \n"); fprintf(printout, " -x : Blocksize to interpret the badblockfile given with -X.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: Blocksize as specified by -b\n"); fprintf(printout, " -o : Write a badblocks/e2fsck compatible bad block file.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: none\n"); fprintf(printout, " -S : Use external script for seeking in input file.\n"); fprintf(printout, " (Might be useful for tape devices and similar).\n"); fprintf(printout, " Seekscript must be an executable that takes the\n"); fprintf(printout, " number of blocks to be skipped as argv1 (1-64)\n"); fprintf(printout, " the blocksize in bytes as argv2\n"); fprintf(printout, " and the current position (in bytes) as argv3.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Return value needs to be the number of blocks\n"); fprintf(printout, " successfully skipped, or 0 to indicate seek failure.\n"); fprintf(printout, " The external seekscript will only be used\n"); fprintf(printout, " if lseek() fails and we need to skip over data.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: none\n"); fprintf(printout, " -M : Mark unrecovered data with this string instead of\n"); fprintf(printout, " skipping it. This helps in later finding corrupted\n"); fprintf(printout, " files on rescued file system images.\n"); fprintf(printout, " The default is to zero unreadable data on creation\n"); fprintf(printout, " of output files, and leaving the data as it is\n"); fprintf(printout, " on any later run.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Warning: When used in combination with\n"); fprintf(printout, " incremental mode (-I) this may overwrite data\n"); fprintf(printout, " in any block that occurs in the -I file.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Blocks not in the -I file, or covered by the file\n"); fprintf(printout, " specified with -X are save from being overwritten.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: none\n"); fprintf(printout, " --debug : Enable debug output. Level is a bit field,\n"); fprintf(printout, " add values together for more information:\n"); fprintf(printout, " program flow: %i\n", DEBUG_FLOW); fprintf(printout, " IO control: %i\n", DEBUG_IO); fprintf(printout, " badblock marking: %i\n", DEBUG_BADBLOCKS); fprintf(printout, " seeking: %i\n", DEBUG_SEEK); fprintf(printout, " incremental mode: %i\n", DEBUG_INCREMENTAL); fprintf(printout, " exclude mode: %i\n", DEBUG_EXCLUDE); fprintf(printout, " or for all debug output: %i\n", 255); fprintf(printout, " Default: 0\n"); fprintf(printout, " -T : Write sector read timing information into\n"); fprintf(printout, " this file for later analysis.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Default: none\n"); fprintf(printout, " -h | --help : Show this text\n\n"); fprintf(printout, "Valid parameters for -f -r -b options are:\n"); fprintf(printout, " Amount in bytes - i.e. 1024\n"); fprintf(printout, " %% Percentage of whole file/device size - e.g. 10%%\n"); fprintf(printout, " * -b only, number times blocksize reported by OS\n"); fprintf(printout, " * -f and -r only, number times the value of -b\n\n"); fprintf(printout, "Description of output:\n"); fprintf(printout, " . : Between 1 and 1024 blocks successfully read.\n"); fprintf(printout, " _ : Read of block was incomplete. (possibly end of file)\n"); fprintf(printout, " The blocksize is now reduced to read the rest.\n"); fprintf(printout, " |/| : Seek failed, source can only be read sequentially.\n"); fprintf(printout, " > : Read failed, reducing blocksize to read partial data.\n"); fprintf(printout, " ! : A low level error on read attempt of smallest allowed size\n"); fprintf(printout, " leads to a retry attempt.\n"); fprintf(printout, " [xx](+yy){ : Current block and number of bytes continuously\n"); fprintf(printout, " read successfully up to this point.\n"); fprintf(printout, " X : Read failed on a block with minimum blocksize and is skipped.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Unrecoverable error, destination file is padded with zeros.\n"); fprintf(printout, " Data is now skipped until end of the unreadable area is reached.\n"); fprintf(printout, " < : Successful read after the end of a bad area causes\n"); fprintf(printout, " backtracking with smaller blocksizes to search for the first\n"); fprintf(printout, " readable data.\n"); fprintf(printout, " }[xx](+yy) : current block and number of bytes of recent\n"); fprintf(printout, " continuous unreadable data.\n\n"); fprintf(printout, "Copyright 2012 CorvusCorax\n"); fprintf(printout, "This is free software. You may redistribute copies of it under\n"); fprintf(printout, "the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 or above.\n"); fprintf(printout, " .\n"); fprintf(printout, "There is NO WARRANTY, to the extent permitted by law.\n"); } // parse an option string off_t parseoption(char* option, int blocksize , off_t filesize , char* defaultvalue) { if (option == NULL) { return parseoption(defaultvalue, blocksize , filesize , defaultvalue); } int len = strlen(option); int number; off_t result; char* newoption = strdup(option); if (arglist_isinteger(option) == 0) { return (arglist_integer(option)); } if (len < 2) return parseoption(defaultvalue, blocksize , filesize , defaultvalue); if (option[len-1] == '%') { newoption[len-1]=0; if (arglist_isinteger(newoption) == 0) { number = arglist_integer(newoption); if ( filesize > 0) { result = (( filesize *number)/100); } else { result = ( blocksize *number); } // round by blocksize return ((((result/ blocksize ) > 0)?(result/ blocksize ):1)* blocksize ); } return parseoption(defaultvalue, blocksize , filesize , defaultvalue); } if (option[len-1] == '*') { newoption[len-1]=0; if (arglist_isinteger(newoption) == 0) { number = arglist_integer(newoption); return ( blocksize *number); } return parseoption(defaultvalue, blocksize , filesize , defaultvalue); } return parseoption(defaultvalue, blocksize , filesize , defaultvalue); } // print percentage to stderr void printpercentage(int percent ) { char percentage[16]="100%"; int t = 0; if ( percent > 100) percent = 100; if ( percent < 0) percent = 0; sprintf(percentage, " %i%%", percent ); write(2, percentage, strlen(percentage)); while (percentage[t++] != '\x0') { write(2, &"\b", 1); } } // calculate difference in usecs between two struct timevals long int timediff(struct timeval oldtime , struct timeval newtime ) { long int usecs = newtime .tv_usec- oldtime .tv_usec; usecs = usecs+(( newtime .tv_sec- oldtime .tv_sec)*1000000); if (usecs < 0) usecs = 0; return usecs; } // map delays to quality categories int timecategory(long int time) { if (time <= VERY_FAST) return VERY_FAST; if (time <= FAST) return FAST; if (time <= SLOW) return SLOW; if (time <= VERY_SLOW) return VERY_SLOW; return VERY_VERY_SLOW; } // map quality categories to icons char* timeicon(int timecat) { switch (timecat) { case VERY_VERY_SLOW: return VERY_VERY_SLOW_ICON; case VERY_SLOW: return VERY_SLOW_ICON; case SLOW: return SLOW_ICON; case FAST: return FAST_ICON; case VERY_FAST: return VERY_FAST_ICON; } return " ???"; } // print quality indicator to stderr void printtimecategory(int timecat) { char * icon = timeicon(timecat); int t = 0; write(2, icon, strlen(icon)); while (icon[t++] != '\x0') { write(2, &"\b", 1); } } // global flag variable and handler for CTRL+C volatile int wantabort = 0; void signalhandler(int sig) { wantabort = 1; } // wrapper for external script to seek in character device files (tapes) off_t emergency_seek(off_t new, off_t old, off_t blocksize , char* script) { char firstarg[128]; char secondarg[128]; char thirdarg[128]; off_t delta = new-old; int status; debug(DEBUG_SEEK, "debug: emergency seek"); // do nothing if no seek is necessary if (new == old) return old; // do nothing if no script is given if (script == NULL) return (-2); // because of the limited size of EXITSTATUS, // we need to call separate seeks for big skips while (delta > ( blocksize *64)) { old = emergency_seek(old+( blocksize *64), old, blocksize , script); if (old < 0) return old; delta = new-old; } // minimum seek is one block if (delta < blocksize ) delta = blocksize ; // call a script sprintf(firstarg, "%llu", (long long)(delta/ blocksize )); sprintf(secondarg, "%llu", (long long)blocksize ); sprintf(thirdarg, "%llu", (long long)old); pid_t child = fork(); if (child == 0) { execlp(script, script, firstarg, secondarg, thirdarg, NULL); exit(-2); } else if ( child < 0) { return (-2); } waitpid(child, &status, 0); // return exit code - calculate bytes from blocks in case of positive exit value if (WEXITSTATUS(status) == 0) return (-2); return (old+( blocksize *WEXITSTATUS(status))); } // function to mark bad blocks in output void markbadblocks(int destination , off_t writeposition , off_t remain , char* marker, char* databuffer , off_t blocksize ) { off_t writeoffset, writeremain , writeblock , cposition ; char nullmarker[8]={0}; if ( remain <= 0) { debug(DEBUG_BADBLOCKS, "debug: no bad blocks to mark\n"); return; } debug(DEBUG_BADBLOCKS, "debug: marking %llu bad bytes at %llu\n", remain , writeposition ); // if a marker is given, we need to write it to the // destination at the current position // first copy the marker into the data buffer writeoffset = 0; writeremain = strlen(marker); if ( writeremain == 0) writeremain = 8; while (writeoffset+ writeremain < blocksize ) { if ( writeremain != 0) { memcpy( databuffer +writeoffset, marker, writeremain ); } else { memcpy( databuffer +writeoffset, nullmarker, writeremain ); } writeoffset += writeremain ; } memcpy( databuffer + writeoffset, marker, blocksize -writeoffset); // now write it to disk writeremain = remain ; writeoffset = 0; while ( writeremain > 0) { // write data to destination file debug(DEBUG_SEEK, "debug: seek in destination file: %llu\n", writeposition ); cposition = lseek( destination , writeposition , SEEK_SET); if ( cposition < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "\nError: seek() in output failed"); perror(" "); wantabort = 2; return; } debug(DEBUG_IO, "debug: writing badblock marker to destination file: %llu bytes at %llu\n", writeremain , cposition ); writeblock = write( destination , databuffer +(writeoffset % blocksize ),( blocksize > writeremain ? writeremain : blocksize )); if ( writeblock <= 0) { fprintf(stderr, "\nError: write to output failed"); perror(" "); wantabort = 2; return; } writeremain -= writeblock ; writeoffset += writeblock ; writeposition += writeblock ; } } // write blocks to badblock file - up to but not including given position void outputbadblocks(off_t start, off_t limit, int bblocksout, off_t * lastbadblock , off_t startoffset , off_t blocksize , char* textbuffer ) { off_t tmp_pos; // write badblocks to file if requested // start at first bad block in current bad set tmp_pos = (start/ blocksize ); // override that with the first not yet written one if (* lastbadblock >= tmp_pos) { tmp_pos = * lastbadblock +1; } // then write all blocks that are smaller than the current one // note the calculation takes into account wether // the current block STARTS in a error but is ok here // (which wouldnt be the case if we compared tmp_pos directly) while ((tmp_pos* blocksize ) < limit) { * lastbadblock = tmp_pos; sprintf( textbuffer , "%llu\n", (long long)* lastbadblock ); debug(DEBUG_BADBLOCKS, "debug: declaring bad block: %llu\n", * lastbadblock ); write(bblocksout, textbuffer , strlen( textbuffer )); tmp_pos++; } } // function to mark a given section in both destination file (badblock marking) and badblock output void realmarkoutput( // these are relevant off_t start, off_t end, off_t min, off_t max, struct config_struct *configvars, struct status_struct *statusvars ) { off_t first = start; off_t last = end; char * tmp; off_t tmp_pos; if (min+ statusvars->startoffset > first) first = min+ statusvars->startoffset ; if (max+ statusvars->startoffset < last) last = max+ statusvars->startoffset ; if ( statusvars->excluding ) { // Exclusion mode, check relevant exclude sectors whether they affect the current position // first check if we need to backtrack in exclude file. debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: checking for exclude blocks during output, at position %llu\n", first); if (first < statusvars->lastxblock * statusvars->xblocksize ) { debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: possibly need backtracking in exclude list, next exclude block %lli\n", statusvars->lastxblock ); if (first < statusvars->previousxblock * statusvars->xblocksize ) { // we read too far in exclude block file, probably after backtracking // close exclude file and reopen debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: reopening exclude file and reading from the start\n"); fclose(statusvars->xblocksin); statusvars->xblocksin = fopen(configvars->xblocksinfile, "r"); if (statusvars->xblocksin == NULL) { fprintf(stderr, "Error reopening exclusion badblock file for reading: %s", configvars->xblocksinfile); perror(" "); wantabort = 2; statusvars->previousxblock = ((unsigned)-1)>>1; statusvars->lastxblock = ((unsigned)-1)>>1; return; } statusvars->lastxblock = -1; statusvars->previousxblock = -1; } else if ((statusvars->previousxblock +1) * statusvars->xblocksize > first) { // backtrack just one exclude block statusvars->lastxblock = statusvars->previousxblock ; debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: using last exclude block %lli\n", statusvars->lastxblock ); } else { debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: false alarm, current exclude block is fine\n"); } } tmp_pos = statusvars->lastxblock * statusvars->xblocksize ; while (tmp_pos < last) { if (tmp_pos+ statusvars->xblocksize > first) { if (tmp_pos <= first) { // start of current block is covered by exclude block. skip to end and try again first = tmp_pos+ statusvars->xblocksize ; if (first > last) { debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: current bad block area is completely covered by xblocks, skipping\n"); return; } debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: start of current bad block area is covered by xblocks shrinking\n"); realmarkoutput(first, last, first- statusvars->startoffset , last- statusvars->startoffset , configvars, statusvars); return; } else if (tmp_pos < last) { // // ATTENTION: there could be a reamaining part behind this xblock - needs two recursive calls to self to fix! debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: current bad block area is partially covered by xblocks, splitting\n"); realmarkoutput(first, tmp_pos, first- statusvars->startoffset , tmp_pos- statusvars->startoffset , configvars, statusvars); if (wantabort>1) return; realmarkoutput(tmp_pos, last, tmp_pos- statusvars->startoffset , last- statusvars->startoffset , configvars, statusvars); return; } else { // start of exclude block is beyond end of our area. we are done break; } } else { // read next exclude block tmp = fgets( statusvars->textbuffer , 64, statusvars->xblocksin); long long unsigned int dummy; if (sscanf( statusvars->textbuffer , "%llu", &dummy) != 1) tmp = NULL; if ( tmp!=NULL && (signed)dummy < (signed)statusvars->lastxblock ) { fprintf(stderr, "Parse error in badblocks file %s: not sorted correctly!\n", configvars->xblocksinfile); wantabort = 2; return; } tmp_pos = dummy; if (tmp == NULL) { // no more bad blocks in input file break; } statusvars->previousxblock = statusvars->lastxblock ; statusvars->lastxblock = tmp_pos; tmp_pos = statusvars->lastxblock * statusvars->xblocksize ; } } } if (configvars->marker) { debug(DEBUG_BADBLOCKS, "debug: marking badblocks from %llu to %llu \n", first, last); if (statusvars->lastmarked < first- statusvars->startoffset ) { statusvars->lastmarked = first- statusvars->startoffset ; } markbadblocks(statusvars->destination, statusvars->lastmarked , last-(statusvars->lastmarked + statusvars->startoffset ), configvars->marker, statusvars->databuffer , statusvars->blocksize ); } if (configvars->bblocksoutfile != NULL) { debug(DEBUG_BADBLOCKS, "debug: declaring badblocks from %llu to %llu \n", first, last); outputbadblocks(first, last, statusvars->bblocksout, &statusvars->lastbadblock , statusvars->startoffset , statusvars->blocksize , statusvars->textbuffer ); } } // function to mark output - taking include file information into account to not touch not mentioned blocks void markoutput( // these are relevant char* description, off_t readposition , off_t lastgood , struct config_struct *configvars, struct status_struct *statusvars ) { off_t tmp_pos; char *tmp; tmp_pos = lastgood + statusvars->startoffset ; // check for incremental mode in incremental mode, handle only sectors mentioned in include file // for marking, the include sector alignments are relevant, for badblock output the affected blocks // in our blocksize if ( statusvars->incremental ) { off_t inc_pos = statusvars->lastsourceblock * statusvars->iblocksize ; // repeat as long as while (inc_pos < readposition + statusvars->startoffset ) { if (inc_pos+ statusvars->iblocksize > tmp_pos) { debug(DEBUG_BADBLOCKS, "debug: %s %llu - %llu - marking output for infile block %lli (%llu - %llu)\n", description, tmp_pos, readposition + statusvars->startoffset , inc_pos/ statusvars->iblocksize , inc_pos, inc_pos+ statusvars->iblocksize ); realmarkoutput(inc_pos, inc_pos+ statusvars->iblocksize , lastgood , readposition , configvars, statusvars); if (wantabort>1) return; } if (inc_pos+ statusvars->iblocksize > readposition + statusvars->startoffset ) { // do not read in another include block // if the current one is still good for future use. break; } tmp = fgets( statusvars->textbuffer , 64, statusvars->bblocksin); long long unsigned int dummy; if (sscanf( statusvars->textbuffer , "%llu", &dummy ) != 1) tmp = NULL; if ( tmp!=NULL && (signed)dummy < (signed)statusvars->lastsourceblock ) { fprintf(stderr, "Parse error in badblocks file %s: not sorted correctly!\n", configvars->bblocksinfile); wantabort = 2; return; } statusvars->lastsourceblock = dummy; if (tmp == NULL) { // no more bad blocks in input file // if exists if (( readposition + statusvars->startoffset ) < statusvars->targetsize ) { // go to end of target file for resuming statusvars->lastsourceblock = statusvars->targetsize / statusvars->iblocksize ; } else if ( statusvars->targetsize ) { statusvars->lastsourceblock = ( readposition + statusvars->startoffset )/ statusvars->iblocksize ; } else { break; } } inc_pos = statusvars->lastsourceblock * statusvars->iblocksize ; } } else { debug(DEBUG_BADBLOCKS, "debug: %s %llu - %llu - marking output for whole bad area\n", description, tmp_pos, readposition + statusvars->startoffset ); realmarkoutput(tmp_pos, readposition + statusvars->startoffset , lastgood , readposition , configvars, statusvars); } } void select_for_reading(int source , struct config_struct *configvars, struct status_struct *statusvars) { struct timeval mytime; fd_set rfds, efds; // select for reading. Have a fallback output in case of timeout. do { mytime.tv_sec = 10; mytime.tv_usec = 0; FD_ZERO(&rfds); FD_ZERO(&efds); FD_SET( source , &rfds); FD_SET( source , &efds); select( source +1, &rfds, NULL, &efds, &mytime); if (! ( FD_ISSET( source , &rfds))) { statusvars->desperate = 1; if (configvars->human) { if (statusvars->filesize) { printpercentage(statusvars->percent); } printtimecategory(VERY_VERY_SLOW); } } if (wantabort) break; } while (! ( FD_ISSET( source , &rfds) || FD_ISSET( source , &efds))); } // main int main(int argc, char ** argv) { // 1.declarations // commandline argument handler class struct arglist *carglist; // configuration struct config_struct global_configuration; global_configuration.blocksizestring = DEFBLOCKSIZE; global_configuration.resolutionstring = DEFRESOLUTION; global_configuration.faultblocksizestring = DEFFAULTBLOCKSIZE; global_configuration.bblocksinstring = DEFINPUTBB; global_configuration.bblocksoutstring = DEFOUTPUTBB; global_configuration.xblocksinstring = DEFEXCLBB; global_configuration.failuredefstring = DEFFAILSTRING; global_configuration.timingfilestring = DEFTIMINGFILESTRING; global_configuration.retriesdef = DEFRETRIES; global_configuration.headmovedef = DEFHEADMOVE; global_configuration.lowleveldef = DEFLOWLEVEL; global_configuration.human = 0; global_configuration.marker = NULL; struct config_struct *configvars = &global_configuration; // status struct status_struct global_status; struct status_struct *statusvars = &global_status; // buffer pointer for sfgets() char *tmp; // tmp vars for file offsets off_t tmp_pos, tmp_bytes; // stat() needs this struct stat filestatus; // tmp int vars int errtmp; // 2.command line parsing // parse all commandline arguments carglist = arglist_new(argc, argv); arglist_addarg(carglist, "--stage", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "--stage1", 0); arglist_addarg(carglist, "--stage2", 0); arglist_addarg(carglist, "--stage3", 0); arglist_addarg(carglist, "--debug", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "--help", 0); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-h", 0); arglist_addarg(carglist, "--sync", 0); arglist_addarg(carglist, "--forceopen", 0); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-b", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-f", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-r", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-R", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-s", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-L", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-l", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-o", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-I", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-i", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-c", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-X", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-x", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-S", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-Z", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-M", 1); arglist_addarg(carglist, "-T", 1); // find out whether the user is wetware configvars->human = (isatty(1) & isatty(2)); if ((arglist_arggiven(carglist, "--debug") == 0)) { debugmode = arglist_integer(arglist_parameter(carglist, "--debug", 0)); } if ((arglist_arggiven(carglist, "--help") == 0) || (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-h") == 0) || (arglist_parameter(carglist, "VOIDARGS", 2) != NULL) || (arglist_parameter(carglist, "VOIDARGS", 1) == NULL)) { usage(argv[0],stdout); arglist_kill(carglist); return 0; } configvars->sourcefile = arglist_parameter(carglist, "VOIDARGS", 0); configvars->destfile = arglist_parameter(carglist, "VOIDARGS", 1); if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "--stage1") == 0 ||arglist_integer(arglist_parameter(carglist, "--stage", 0)) == 1) { configvars->faultblocksizestring = "10%"; configvars->resolutionstring = "10%"; configvars->retriesdef = 1; configvars->headmovedef = 0; configvars->lowleveldef = 2; configvars->failuredefstring = FAILSTRING; configvars->bblocksoutstring = "stage1.badblocks"; } if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "--stage2") == 0 || arglist_integer(arglist_parameter(carglist, "--stage", 0)) == 2) { configvars->faultblocksizestring = "128*"; configvars->resolutionstring = "1*"; configvars->retriesdef = 1; configvars->headmovedef = 0; configvars->lowleveldef = 2; configvars->bblocksinstring = "stage1.badblocks"; configvars->bblocksoutstring = "stage2.badblocks"; } if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "--stage3") == 0 || arglist_integer(arglist_parameter(carglist, "--stage", 0)) == 3) { configvars->faultblocksizestring = "1*"; configvars->resolutionstring = "1*"; configvars->bblocksinstring = "stage2.badblocks"; configvars->bblocksoutstring = "stage3.badblocks"; configvars->retriesdef = 4; configvars->headmovedef = 1; configvars->lowleveldef = 2; } // low level calls enabled? statusvars->lowlevel = configvars->lowleveldef; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-L") == 0) { statusvars->lowlevel = arglist_integer(arglist_parameter(carglist, "-L", 0)); } if ( statusvars->lowlevel < 0) statusvars->lowlevel = 0; if ( statusvars->lowlevel > 2) statusvars->lowlevel = 2; fprintf(stdout, "Low level device calls enabled mode: %i\n", statusvars->lowlevel ); // synchronous IO statusvars->syncmode = 0; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "--sync") == 0) { if (O_SAFECOPYSYNC == O_SYNC) { fprintf(stdout, "Using synchronized IO on source. (O_SYNC)\n"); } else { fprintf(stdout, "Using synchronized IO on source. (O_DIRECT)\n"); } statusvars->syncmode = O_SAFECOPYSYNC; } // synchronous IO statusvars->forceopen = 0; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "--forceopen") == 0) { fprintf(stdout, "Forced reopening of source file even if device is temporarily gone.\n"); statusvars->forceopen = 1; } // find out source file size and block size statusvars->filesize = 0; statusvars->fsblocksize = BLOCKSIZE; if (!stat(configvars->sourcefile, &filestatus)) { statusvars->filesize = filestatus.st_size; if (filestatus.st_blksize) { fprintf(stdout, "Reported hw blocksize: %lu\n", filestatus.st_blksize); statusvars->fsblocksize = filestatus.st_blksize; } } if ( statusvars->lowlevel > 0) { statusvars->filesize = lowlevel_filesize(configvars->sourcefile, statusvars->filesize ); statusvars->fsblocksize = lowlevel_blocksize(configvars->sourcefile, statusvars->fsblocksize ); fprintf(stdout, "Reported low level blocksize: %lu\n", statusvars->fsblocksize ); } if ( statusvars->filesize != 0) { fprintf(stdout, "File size: %llu\n", (long long) statusvars->filesize ); } else { fprintf(stderr, "Filesize not reported by stat(), trying seek().\n"); statusvars->source = open(configvars->sourcefile, O_RDONLY | O_RSYNC); if (statusvars->source) { statusvars->filesize = lseek(statusvars->source, 0, SEEK_END); close(statusvars->source); } if ( statusvars->filesize <= 0) { statusvars->filesize = 0; fprintf(stderr, "Unable to determine input file size.\n"); } else { fprintf(stdout, "File size: %llu\n", (long long)statusvars->filesize ); } } tmp = configvars->blocksizestring; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-b") == 0) { configvars->blocksizestring = arglist_parameter(carglist, "-b", 0); } statusvars->blocksize = parseoption(configvars->blocksizestring, statusvars->fsblocksize , statusvars->filesize , tmp); if ( statusvars->blocksize < 1) statusvars->blocksize = statusvars->fsblocksize ; if ( statusvars->blocksize > MAXBLOCKSIZE) statusvars->blocksize = MAXBLOCKSIZE; fprintf(stdout, "Blocksize: %llu\n", (long long)statusvars->blocksize ); tmp = configvars->faultblocksizestring; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-f") == 0) { configvars->faultblocksizestring = arglist_parameter(carglist, "-f", 0); } statusvars->faultblocksize = parseoption(configvars->faultblocksizestring, statusvars->blocksize , statusvars->filesize , tmp); if ( statusvars->faultblocksize < statusvars->blocksize ) statusvars->faultblocksize = statusvars->blocksize ; if ( statusvars->faultblocksize > MAXBLOCKSIZE) statusvars->faultblocksize = MAXBLOCKSIZE; fprintf(stdout, "Fault skip blocksize: %llu\n", (long long)statusvars->faultblocksize ); tmp = configvars->resolutionstring; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-r") == 0) { configvars->resolutionstring = arglist_parameter(carglist, "-r", 0); } statusvars->resolution = parseoption(configvars->resolutionstring, statusvars->blocksize , statusvars->filesize , tmp); if ( statusvars->resolution < 1) statusvars->resolution = 1; if ( statusvars->resolution > statusvars->faultblocksize ) statusvars->resolution = statusvars->faultblocksize ; fprintf(stdout, "Resolution: %llu\n", (long long)statusvars->resolution ); statusvars->retries = configvars->retriesdef; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-R") == 0) { statusvars->retries = arglist_integer(arglist_parameter(carglist, "-R", 0)); } if ( statusvars->retries < 1) statusvars->retries = 1; fprintf(stdout, "Min read attempts: %u\n", statusvars->retries ); statusvars->seeks = configvars->headmovedef; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-Z") == 0) { statusvars->seeks = arglist_integer(arglist_parameter(carglist, "-Z", 0)); } if ( statusvars->seeks < 0) statusvars->seeks = 0; fprintf(stdout, "Head moves on read error: %i\n", statusvars->seeks ); statusvars->iblocksize = statusvars->blocksize ; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-i") == 0) { statusvars->iblocksize = arglist_integer(arglist_parameter(carglist, "-i", 0)); } if ( statusvars->iblocksize < 1 || statusvars->iblocksize > MAXBLOCKSIZE) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: Invalid blocksize given for bad block include file!\n"); arglist_kill(carglist); return 2; } statusvars->incremental = 0; statusvars->targetsize = 0; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-c") == 0) { configvars->bblocksinstring = "/dev/null"; if (arglist_integer(arglist_parameter(carglist, "-c", 0))>0) { statusvars->targetsize = arglist_integer(arglist_parameter(carglist, "-c", 0)) * statusvars->iblocksize; } } if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-I") == 0) { configvars->bblocksinstring = arglist_parameter(carglist, "-I", 0); } if (configvars->bblocksinstring != NULL) { statusvars->incremental = 1; configvars->bblocksinfile = configvars->bblocksinstring; fprintf(stdout, "Incremental mode file: %s\nIncremental mode blocksize: %llu\n", configvars->bblocksinfile, (long long)statusvars->iblocksize ); } statusvars->xblocksize = statusvars->blocksize ; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-x") == 0) { statusvars->xblocksize = arglist_integer(arglist_parameter(carglist, "-x", 0)); } if ( statusvars->xblocksize < 1 || statusvars->xblocksize > MAXBLOCKSIZE) { fprintf(stderr, "Error: Invalid blocksize given for bad block exclude file!\n"); arglist_kill(carglist); return 2; } statusvars->excluding = 0; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-X") == 0) { configvars->xblocksinstring = arglist_parameter(carglist, "-X", 0); } if (configvars->xblocksinstring != NULL) { statusvars->excluding = 1; configvars->xblocksinfile = configvars->xblocksinstring; fprintf(stdout, "Exclusion mode file: %s\nExclusion mode blocksize: %llu\n", configvars->xblocksinfile, (long long)statusvars->xblocksize ); } configvars->bblocksoutfile = NULL; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-o") == 0) { configvars->bblocksoutstring = arglist_parameter(carglist, "-o", 0); } if (configvars->bblocksoutstring != NULL) { configvars->bblocksoutfile = configvars->bblocksoutstring; fprintf(stdout, "Badblocks output: %s\n", configvars->bblocksoutfile); } configvars->seekscriptfile = NULL; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-S") == 0) { configvars->seekscriptfile = arglist_parameter(carglist, "-S", 0); fprintf(stdout, "Seek script (fallback): %s\n", configvars->seekscriptfile); } if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-T") == 0) { configvars->timingfilestring = arglist_parameter(carglist, "-T", 0); fprintf(stdout, "Write sector timing information to file: %s\n", configvars->timingfilestring); } if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-M") == 0) { configvars->failuredefstring = arglist_parameter(carglist, "-M", 0); if (configvars->failuredefstring == NULL) configvars->failuredefstring = ""; } if (configvars->failuredefstring != NULL) { configvars->marker = configvars->failuredefstring; fprintf(stdout, "Marker string: %s\n", configvars->marker); } statusvars->startoffset = 0; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-s") == 0) { statusvars->startoffset = arglist_integer(arglist_parameter(carglist, "-s", 0)); } if ( statusvars->startoffset < 1) statusvars->startoffset = 0; fprintf(stdout, "Starting block: %llu\n", (long long)statusvars->startoffset ); statusvars->length = 0; if (arglist_arggiven(carglist, "-l") == 0) { statusvars->length = arglist_integer(arglist_parameter(carglist, "-l", 0)); } if ( statusvars->length < 1) statusvars->length = -1; if ( statusvars->length >= 0) { fprintf(stdout, "Size limit (blocks): %llu\n", (long long)statusvars->length ); } statusvars->startoffset = statusvars->startoffset * statusvars->blocksize ; statusvars->length = statusvars->length * statusvars->blocksize ; if ( statusvars->filesize == 0 && statusvars->length > 0) { statusvars->filesize = statusvars->startoffset + statusvars->length ; } statusvars->databufferpool = (char*)malloc(((2* statusvars->blocksize )+1)*sizeof(char)); if ( statusvars->databufferpool == NULL) { perror("MEMORY ALLOCATION ERROR!\nCOULDNT ALLOCATE MAIN BUFFER "); return 2; } // align databuffer to block size - needed to support O_DIRECT and /dev/raw devices statusvars->databuffer = statusvars->databufferpool + statusvars->blocksize -(((uintptr_t) statusvars->databufferpool )% statusvars->blocksize ); // 3.opening io handles //open files fprintf(stdout, "Source: %s\nDestination: %s\n", configvars->sourcefile, configvars->destfile); statusvars->source = open(configvars->sourcefile, O_RDONLY | O_NONBLOCK | statusvars->syncmode ); if (statusvars->source == -1) { fprintf(stderr, "Error opening sourcefile: %s", configvars->sourcefile); perror(" "); if (configvars->human) usage(argv[0],stderr); arglist_kill(carglist); return 2; } if ( statusvars->excluding == 1) { statusvars->xblocksin = fopen(configvars->xblocksinfile, "r"); if (statusvars->xblocksin == NULL) { close(statusvars->source); fprintf(stderr, "Error opening exclusion badblock file for reading: %s", configvars->xblocksinfile); perror(" "); arglist_kill(carglist); return 2; } } if ( statusvars->incremental == 1) { statusvars->bblocksin = fopen(configvars->bblocksinfile, "r"); if (statusvars->bblocksin == NULL) { close(statusvars->source); if ( statusvars->excluding == 1) fclose(statusvars->xblocksin); fprintf(stderr, "Error opening badblock file for reading: %s", configvars->bblocksinfile); perror(" "); arglist_kill(carglist); return 2; } statusvars->destination = open(configvars->destfile, O_WRONLY, 0666 ); if (statusvars->destination == -1) { close(statusvars->source); fclose(statusvars->bblocksin); if ( statusvars->excluding == 1) fclose(statusvars->xblocksin); fprintf(stderr, "Error opening destination: %s", configvars->destfile); perror(" "); if (configvars->human) usage(argv[0],stderr); arglist_kill(carglist); return 2; } // try to complete incomplete (aborted) safecopies by comparing file sizes if (! statusvars->targetsize ) { if (!fstat(statusvars->destination, &filestatus)) { statusvars->targetsize = filestatus.st_size; } } if (! statusvars->targetsize ) { fprintf(stderr, "Destination filesize not reported by stat(), trying seek().\n"); statusvars->targetsize = lseek(statusvars->destination, 0, SEEK_END); if ( statusvars->targetsize < 0) statusvars->targetsize = 0; } if (! statusvars->targetsize ) { fprintf(stderr, "Error determining destination file size, cannot resume!"); } else { fprintf(stdout, "Current destination size: %llu\n", (long long)statusvars->targetsize ); } } else { statusvars->destination = open(configvars->destfile, O_WRONLY | O_TRUNC | O_CREAT, 0666 ); if (statusvars->destination == -1) { close(statusvars->source); if ( statusvars->excluding == 1) fclose(statusvars->xblocksin); fprintf(stderr, "Error opening destination: %s", configvars->destfile); perror(" "); if (configvars->human) usage(argv[0],stderr); arglist_kill(carglist); return 2; } } if (configvars->bblocksoutfile != NULL) { // append sectors to badblocks file if in incremental mode if (statusvars->incremental == 1) { statusvars->bblocksout = open(configvars->bblocksoutfile, O_WRONLY | O_APPEND | O_CREAT, 0666); } else { statusvars->bblocksout = open(configvars->bblocksoutfile, O_WRONLY | O_TRUNC | O_CREAT, 0666); } if (statusvars->bblocksout == -1) { close(statusvars->source); close(statusvars->destination); if ( statusvars->incremental == 1) fclose(statusvars->bblocksin); if ( statusvars->excluding == 1) fclose(statusvars->xblocksin); fprintf(stderr, "Error opening badblock file for writing: %s", configvars->bblocksoutfile); perror(" "); arglist_kill(carglist); return 2; } } statusvars->timingfile = NULL; if (configvars->timingfilestring != NULL) { statusvars->timingfile = fopen(configvars->timingfilestring, "a"); if (statusvars->timingfile == NULL) { close(statusvars->source); close(statusvars->destination); if ( statusvars->incremental == 1) fclose(statusvars->bblocksin); if ( statusvars->excluding == 1) fclose(statusvars->xblocksin); if (statusvars->bblocksout) close(statusvars->bblocksout); fprintf(stderr, "Error opening timingfile for writing: %s", configvars->bblocksoutfile); perror(" "); arglist_kill(carglist); return 2; } } // 4.initialisations // setting signal handler signal(SIGINT, signalhandler); // initialise all vars statusvars->readposition = 0; //current wanted reading position in sourcefile relative to startoffset statusvars->writeposition = 0; //current writing position in destination file statusvars->block = -1; //amount of bytes read from the current reading position, negative values indicate errors statusvars->remain = 0; //remainder if a read operation read less than blocksize bytes statusvars->writeremain = 0; //remainder if a write operation wrote less than blocksize bytes statusvars->softerr = 0; //counter for recovered read errors statusvars->harderr = 0; //counter for unrecoverable read errors statusvars->counter = 1; //counter for visual output - a dot is printed all 1024 blocks statusvars->newerror = statusvars->retries ; //counter for repeated read attempts on the current block - zero indicates //we are currently dealing with an unrecoverable error and need to find the end of the bad area statusvars->newsofterror = 0; //flag that indicates previous read failures on the current block statusvars->lasterror = 0; //address of the last encountered bad area in source file statusvars->lastgood = 0; //address of the last encountered successful read in source file statusvars->lastmarked = 0; //last known address already marked in output file statusvars->lastbadblock = -1; //most recently encountered block for output badblock file statusvars->lastxblock = -1; //most recently encountered block number from input exclude file statusvars->previousxblock = -1; //2nd most recently encountered block number from input exclude file statusvars->lastsourceblock = -1; //most recently encountered block number from input badblock file statusvars->damagesize = 0; //counter for size of unreadable source file data statusvars->backtracemode = 0; //flag that indicates safecopy is searching for the end of a bad area statusvars->percent = -1; //current progress status, relative to source file size statusvars->oldpercent = -1; //previously output percentage, needed to indicate required updates statusvars->oldelapsed = 0; //recent average time period for reading one block statusvars->oldcategory = timecategory( statusvars->oldelapsed ); //timecategories translate raw milliseconds into human readable classes statusvars->elapsed = 0; //time elapsed while reading the current block statusvars->output = 0; //flag indicating that output (smily, percentage, ...) needs to be updated statusvars->linewidth = 0; //counter for x position in text output on terminal statusvars->sposition = 0; //actual file pointer position in sourcefile statusvars->seekable = 1; //flag that sourcefile allows seeking statusvars->desperate = 0; //flag set to indicate required low level source device access // 5.dynamic initialisations and tests // attempt to seek to start position to find out wether source file is seekable statusvars->cposition = lseek(statusvars->source, statusvars->startoffset , SEEK_SET); if ( statusvars->cposition < 0) { perror("Warning: Input file is not seekable "); statusvars->seekable = 0; close(statusvars->source); statusvars->cposition = emergency_seek( statusvars->startoffset , 0, statusvars->blocksize , configvars->seekscriptfile); if ( statusvars->cposition >= 0) { statusvars->sposition = statusvars->cposition ; } statusvars->source = open(configvars->sourcefile, O_RDONLY | O_NONBLOCK | statusvars->syncmode ); if (statusvars->source == -1) { perror("Error reopening sourcefile after external seek "); wantabort = 2; } fprintf(stdout, "|/|"); } else { statusvars->sposition = statusvars->cposition ; statusvars->seekable = 1; } // 6.main io loop fflush(stdout); fflush(stderr); // main data loop. Continue until all data has been read or CTRL+C has been pressed while (!wantabort && statusvars->block != 0 && ( statusvars->readposition < statusvars->length || statusvars->length < 0)) { // 6.a planning - calculate wanted read position based on include/exclude input files debug(DEBUG_FLOW, "debug: start of cycle\n"); // start with a whole new block if we finnished the old if ( statusvars->remain == 0) { debug(DEBUG_FLOW, "debug: preparing to read a new block\n"); // if necessary, repeatedly calculate include and exclude blocks // (for example if we seek to a new include block, but then exclude it, // so we seek to the next, then exclude it, etc) if ( statusvars->incremental && statusvars->newerror != 0) { debug(DEBUG_INCREMENTAL, "debug: incremental - searching next block\n"); // Incremental mode. Skip over unnecessary areas. // check wether the current block is in the badblocks list, // if so, proceed as usual, // otherwise seek to the next badblock in input tmp_pos = ( statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset )/ statusvars->iblocksize ; if (tmp_pos != statusvars->lastsourceblock ) { tmp = statusvars->textbuffer ; while (tmp != NULL && statusvars->lastsourceblock < tmp_pos ) { tmp = fgets( statusvars->textbuffer , 64, statusvars->bblocksin); long long unsigned int dummy; if (sscanf( statusvars->textbuffer , "%llu", &dummy ) != 1) tmp = NULL; if ( tmp!= NULL && (signed)dummy < (signed)statusvars->lastsourceblock ) { fprintf(stderr, "Parse error in badblocks file %s: not sorted correctly!\n", configvars->bblocksinfile); wantabort = 2; break; } statusvars->lastsourceblock = dummy; } if (wantabort) break; if (tmp == NULL) { // no more bad blocks in input file // if exists if (( statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ) < statusvars->targetsize ) { // go to end of target file for resuming statusvars->lastsourceblock = statusvars->targetsize / statusvars->iblocksize ; } else if ( statusvars->targetsize ) { statusvars->lastsourceblock = tmp_pos; } else { // othewise end immediately statusvars->remain = 0; break; } } debug(DEBUG_INCREMENTAL, "debug: incremental - target is %llu position is %llu\n", statusvars->lastsourceblock , tmp_pos); statusvars->readposition = ( statusvars->lastsourceblock * statusvars->iblocksize )- statusvars->startoffset ; } else { debug(DEBUG_INCREMENTAL, "debug: incremental - still in same block\n"); } } // make sure any misalignment to block boundaries get corrected asap // be sure to use skipping size when in bad area if ( statusvars->newerror == 0) { statusvars->remain = ((( statusvars->readposition / statusvars->blocksize )* statusvars->blocksize )+ statusvars->faultblocksize )- statusvars->readposition ; } else { statusvars->remain = ((( statusvars->readposition / statusvars->blocksize )* statusvars->blocksize )+ statusvars->blocksize )- statusvars->readposition ; } debug(DEBUG_FLOW, "debug: prepared to read block %lli size %llu at %llu\n",( statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset )/ statusvars->blocksize , statusvars->remain , statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ); } if ( statusvars->excluding && statusvars->remain != 0) { // Exclusion mode, check relevant exclude sectors whether they affect the current position // first check if we need to backtrack in exclude file. debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: checking for exclude blocks at position %llu\n", statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ); if ( statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset < statusvars->lastxblock * statusvars->xblocksize ) { debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: possibly need backtracking in exclude list, next exclude block %lli\n", statusvars->lastxblock ); if ( statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset < statusvars->previousxblock * statusvars->xblocksize ) { // we read too far in exclude block file, probably after backtracking // close exclude file and reopen debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: reopening exclude file and reading from the start\n"); fclose(statusvars->xblocksin); statusvars->xblocksin = fopen(configvars->xblocksinfile, "r"); if (statusvars->xblocksin == NULL) { statusvars->excluding = 0; fprintf(stderr, "Error reopening exclusion badblock file for reading: %s", configvars->xblocksinfile); perror(" "); wantabort = 2; break; } statusvars->lastxblock = -1; statusvars->previousxblock = -1; } else if (( statusvars->previousxblock +1)* statusvars->xblocksize > statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ) { // backtrack just one exclude block statusvars->lastxblock = statusvars->previousxblock ; debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: using last exclude block %lli\n", statusvars->lastxblock ); } else { debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: false alarm, current exclude block is fine\n"); } } tmp_pos = statusvars->lastxblock * statusvars->xblocksize ; debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: checking with xblock %lli at %llu\n", statusvars->lastxblock , tmp_pos); tmp_bytes = 0; // using this as indicator for restart while (tmp_pos < statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset + statusvars->remain ) { if (tmp_pos+ statusvars->xblocksize > statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ) { if (tmp_pos <= statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ) { // start of current block is covered by exclude block. skip. debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: skipping ahead to avoid exclude block\n"); tmp_bytes = 1; if (tmp_pos+ statusvars->xblocksize < statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset + statusvars->remain ) { statusvars->remain = (tmp_pos+ statusvars->xblocksize )-( statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ); debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: remain set to %llu\n", statusvars->remain ); } else { if (! statusvars->backtracemode ) { statusvars->remain = 0; } else { statusvars->remain = 1; debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: remain set to %llu\n", statusvars->remain ); } } statusvars->readposition = (tmp_pos+ statusvars->xblocksize )- statusvars->startoffset ; break; } else if (tmp_pos < statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset + statusvars->remain ) { debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: shrinking block size because of exclude block from %llu to %llu\n", statusvars->remain ,(tmp_pos-( statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ))); statusvars->remain = tmp_pos-( statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ); break; } else { // start of exclude block is beyond end of our area. we are done break; } } else { // read next exclude block debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: reading another exclude block\n"); tmp = fgets( statusvars->textbuffer , 64, statusvars->xblocksin); long long unsigned int dummy; if (sscanf( statusvars->textbuffer , "%llu", &dummy) != 1) tmp = NULL; if ( tmp!=NULL && (signed)dummy < (signed)statusvars->lastxblock ) { fprintf(stderr, "Parse error in badblocks file %s: not sorted correctly!\n", configvars->xblocksinfile); wantabort = 2; break; } tmp_pos = dummy; if (tmp == NULL) { // no more bad blocks in input file break; } statusvars->previousxblock = statusvars->lastxblock ; statusvars->lastxblock = tmp_pos; tmp_pos = statusvars->lastxblock * statusvars->xblocksize ; debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: reading another exclude block: %lli at %llu\n", statusvars->lastxblock , tmp_pos); } } if (tmp_bytes == 1) { debug(DEBUG_EXCLUDE, "debug: recalculation needed because of exclude blocks, restarting cycle\n"); continue; } } if (wantabort) break; // 6.b navigation - attempt to seek to requested input file position and find out actual position // seek and read - timed gettimeofday(& statusvars->oldtime , NULL); // seek only if the current file position differs from requested file position if ( statusvars->sposition != statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ) { debug(DEBUG_SEEK, "debug: seeking in input from %llu to %llu\n", statusvars->sposition , statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ); statusvars->cposition = lseek(statusvars->source, statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset , SEEK_SET); if ( statusvars->cposition > 0) { statusvars->sposition = statusvars->cposition ; statusvars->seekable = 1; } else { // seek failed, check why errtmp = errno; if (( statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ) < statusvars->filesize && lowlevel_canseek() && ( statusvars->lowlevel == 2 || ( statusvars->lowlevel == 1 && statusvars->desperate ))) { // lowlevel operation will take care of seeking. // and can do it statusvars->cposition = statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ; statusvars->sposition = statusvars->cposition ; } else if (errtmp == EINVAL && statusvars->seekable == 1) { // tried to seek past the end of file. break; } else { // input file is not seekable! if ( statusvars->seekable ) { write(1, &"|/|", 3); statusvars->seekable = 0; } if ( statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset > statusvars->sposition ) { // emergency seek will only handle positive seeks // close input file for seek/skip close (statusvars->source); statusvars->cposition = emergency_seek( statusvars->startoffset + statusvars->readposition , statusvars->sposition , statusvars->blocksize , configvars->seekscriptfile); if ( statusvars->cposition < 0 && statusvars->newerror == 0) { // bail if we cannot skip over hard errors! fprintf(stderr, "\nError: Unable to skip over bad area.\n"); break; } // reopen input file statusvars->source = open(configvars->sourcefile, O_RDONLY | O_NONBLOCK | statusvars->syncmode ); if (statusvars->source == -1) { perror("\nError reopening sourcefile after external seek "); wantabort = 2; break; } if ( statusvars->cposition >= 0) { statusvars->sposition = statusvars->cposition ; } } } } } // prevent negative write offsets if ( statusvars->sposition > statusvars->startoffset ) { statusvars->readposition = statusvars->sposition - statusvars->startoffset ; } else { statusvars->readposition = 0; } // make sure not to read beyond the specified end if ( statusvars->length >= 0) { if ( statusvars->readposition >= statusvars->length ) statusvars->readposition = statusvars->length ; if ( statusvars->readposition + statusvars->remain >= statusvars->length ) statusvars->remain = statusvars->length - statusvars->readposition ; } // write where we read statusvars->writeposition = statusvars->readposition ; if ( statusvars->filesize > statusvars->startoffset ) { statusvars->percent = (100*( statusvars->readposition ))/( statusvars->filesize - statusvars->startoffset ); } // 6.c patience - wait for availability of data select_for_reading(statusvars->source, configvars, statusvars); if (wantabort) break; // 6.d input - attempt to read from sourcefile // read input data // to limit memory usage do not allow to read chunks bigger // than one block, even if faultskipsize is set statusvars->maxremain = statusvars->remain ; if ( statusvars->maxremain > statusvars->blocksize ) statusvars->maxremain = statusvars->blocksize ; if ( statusvars->lowlevel == 0 || ( statusvars->lowlevel == 1 && ! statusvars->desperate )) { debug(DEBUG_IO, "debug: normal read\n"); statusvars->block = read(statusvars->source, statusvars->databuffer , statusvars->maxremain ); } else { //desperate mode means we are allowed to use low lvl //IO syscalls to work around read errors debug(DEBUG_IO, "debug: low level read\n"); statusvars->block = read_desperately(configvars->sourcefile, &statusvars->source, statusvars->databuffer , statusvars->sposition , statusvars->maxremain , statusvars->seekable , statusvars->desperate , statusvars->syncmode ); } // time reading for quality calculation gettimeofday(& statusvars->newtime , NULL); statusvars->elapsed = timediff( statusvars->oldtime , statusvars->newtime ); if (statusvars->timingfile) { fprintf(statusvars->timingfile, "%010llu %lu %lli\n", (long long)(statusvars->sposition / statusvars->blocksize) , statusvars->elapsed , (long long)statusvars->block ); } // 6.e feedback - calculate and display user feedback information // smooth times, react sensitive to high times if (timecategory( statusvars->elapsed ) > timecategory( statusvars->oldelapsed )) { statusvars->oldelapsed = (((9* statusvars->oldelapsed )+ statusvars->elapsed )/10); } else if (timecategory( statusvars->elapsed ) < timecategory( statusvars->oldelapsed )) { statusvars->oldelapsed = (((99* statusvars->oldelapsed )+ statusvars->elapsed )/100); } // update percentage if changed if ( statusvars->filesize && ( statusvars->percent != statusvars->oldpercent || statusvars->output )) { if (configvars->human) { printpercentage( statusvars->percent ); printtimecategory(timecategory( statusvars->oldelapsed )); } statusvars->oldpercent = statusvars->percent ; } // update quality if changed if (timecategory( statusvars->oldelapsed ) != statusvars->oldcategory ) { if (configvars->human) { if ( statusvars->filesize ) printpercentage( statusvars->percent ); printtimecategory(timecategory( statusvars->oldelapsed )); } statusvars->oldcategory = timecategory( statusvars->oldelapsed ); } else if ( statusvars->output && configvars->human) { // or if any output has taken place if ( statusvars->filesize ) printpercentage( statusvars->percent ); printtimecategory(timecategory( statusvars->oldelapsed )); } // break lines after 40 chars to prevent backspace bug of terminals if ( statusvars->linewidth > 40) { if (configvars->human) { tmp_pos = statusvars->readposition / statusvars->blocksize ; sprintf( statusvars->textbuffer , " [%lli] \n", (long long)tmp_pos); write(2, statusvars->textbuffer , strlen( statusvars->textbuffer )); } statusvars->linewidth = 0; } statusvars->output = 0; // 6.f processing - react according to result of read operation // 6.f.1 successful read: if ( statusvars->block > 0) { debug(DEBUG_IO, "debug: successful read\n"); statusvars->sposition = statusvars->sposition + statusvars->block ; // successful read, if happening during soft recovery // (downscale or retry) list a single soft error if ( statusvars->newsofterror == 1) { statusvars->newsofterror = 0; statusvars->softerr ++; } // read successful, test for end of damaged area if ( statusvars->newerror == 0) { // 6.f.1.a attempt to backtrack for readable data prior to current position or... // we are in recovery since we just read past the end of a damaged area // so we go back until the beginning of the readable area is found (if possible) if ( statusvars->remain > statusvars->resolution && statusvars->seekable ) { statusvars->remain = statusvars->remain /2; statusvars->readposition -= statusvars->remain ; write(1, &"<", 1); statusvars->output = 1; statusvars->linewidth ++; statusvars->backtracemode = 1; debug(DEBUG_FLOW, "debug: shrinking remain to %llu\n", statusvars->remain ); } else { statusvars->newerror = statusvars->retries ; statusvars->remain = 0; tmp_pos = statusvars->readposition / statusvars->blocksize ; tmp_bytes = statusvars->readposition - statusvars->lastgood ; statusvars->damagesize += tmp_bytes; sprintf( statusvars->textbuffer , "}[%llu](+%llu)", (long long)tmp_pos, (long long)tmp_bytes); write(1, statusvars->textbuffer , strlen( statusvars->textbuffer )); if (configvars->human) write(2, &"\n", 1); statusvars->output = 1; statusvars->linewidth = 0; statusvars->backtracemode = 0; markoutput("end of bad area", statusvars->readposition , statusvars->lasterror , configvars, statusvars); statusvars->lasterror = statusvars->readposition ; } } else { // 6.f.1.b write to output data file //disable desperate mode (use normal high lvl IO) statusvars->desperate = 0; statusvars->newerror = statusvars->retries ; if ( statusvars->block < statusvars->remain ) { // not all data we wanted got read, note that write(1, &"_", 1); statusvars->output = 1; statusvars->linewidth ++; statusvars->counter = 1; } else if (-- statusvars->counter <= 0) { write(1, &".", 1); statusvars->output = 1; statusvars->linewidth ++; statusvars->counter = 1024; } statusvars->remain -= statusvars->block ; statusvars->readposition += statusvars->block ; statusvars->writeremain = statusvars->block ; off_t writeoffset = 0; if ( statusvars->sposition < statusvars->startoffset ) { // handle cases where unwanted data has been read doe to seek error if (( statusvars->sposition + statusvars->block ) <= statusvars->startoffset ) { // we read data we are supposed to skip! Ignore. statusvars->writeremain = 0; } else { // partial skip statusvars->writeremain = ( statusvars->sposition + statusvars->block )- statusvars->startoffset ; writeoffset = statusvars->startoffset - statusvars->sposition ; } } while ( statusvars->writeremain > 0) { // write data to destination file debug(DEBUG_SEEK, "debug: seek in destination file: %llu\n", statusvars->writeposition ); statusvars->cposition = lseek(statusvars->destination, statusvars->writeposition , SEEK_SET); if ( statusvars->cposition < 0) { fprintf(stderr, "\nError: seek() in %s failed", configvars->destfile); perror(" "); wantabort = 2; break; } debug(DEBUG_IO, "debug: writing data to destination file: %llu bytes at %llu\n", statusvars->writeremain , statusvars->cposition ); statusvars->writeblock = write(statusvars->destination, statusvars->databuffer +writeoffset, statusvars->writeremain ); if ( statusvars->writeblock <= 0) { fprintf(stderr, "\nError: write to %s failed", configvars->destfile); perror(" "); wantabort = 2; break; } statusvars->writeremain -= statusvars->writeblock ; writeoffset += statusvars->writeblock ; statusvars->writeposition += statusvars->writeblock ; } } } else if ( statusvars->block < 0) { // 6.f.2 failed read debug(DEBUG_IO, "debug: read failed: %s\n", strerror(errno)); // operation failed statusvars->counter = 1; // use low level IO for error correction if allowed statusvars->desperate = 1; // 6.f.2.a try again or... if ( statusvars->remain > statusvars->resolution && statusvars->newerror > 0) { // start of a new erroneous area - decrease readsize in // case we can read partial data from the beginning statusvars->newsofterror = 1; statusvars->remain = statusvars->remain /2; write(1, &">", 1); statusvars->linewidth ++; statusvars->output = 1; } else { if ( statusvars->newerror > 1) { // if we are at minimal size, attempt a couple of retries statusvars->newsofterror = 1; statusvars->newerror --; write(1, &"!", 1); statusvars->linewidth ++; statusvars->output = 1; } else { // 6.f.2.b skip over bad area // readsize is already minimal, out of retry attempts // unrecoverable error, go one sector ahead and try again there if ( statusvars->newerror == 1) { // if this is still the start of a damaged area, // also print the amount of successfully read sectors statusvars->newsofterror = 0; statusvars->newerror = 0; tmp_pos = statusvars->readposition / statusvars->blocksize ; tmp_bytes = statusvars->readposition - statusvars->lasterror ; sprintf( statusvars->textbuffer , "[%llu](+%llu){", (long long)tmp_pos, (long long)tmp_bytes); write(1, statusvars->textbuffer , strlen( statusvars->textbuffer )); statusvars->output = 1; statusvars->linewidth += strlen( statusvars->textbuffer ); // and we set the read size high enough to go over the damaged area quickly // (next block boundary) statusvars->remain = ((( statusvars->readposition / statusvars->blocksize )* statusvars->blocksize )+ statusvars->faultblocksize )- statusvars->readposition ; statusvars->lastgood = statusvars->readposition ; } if (! statusvars->backtracemode ) { statusvars->harderr ++; write(1, &"X", 1); statusvars->output = 1; statusvars->linewidth ++; markoutput("continuous bad area", statusvars->readposition ,( statusvars->lasterror > statusvars->lastgood ? statusvars->lasterror : statusvars->lastgood ), configvars, statusvars); statusvars->lasterror = statusvars->readposition ; } // skip ahead(virtually) statusvars->readposition += statusvars->remain ; if (! statusvars->backtracemode ) { // force re-calculation of next blocksize to fix // block misalignment caused by partial data reading. // doing so during backtrace would cause an infinite loop. statusvars->remain = 0; } else { debug(DEBUG_FLOW, "debug: bad block during backtrace - remain is %llu at %llu\n", statusvars->remain , statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset ); } } } if (wantabort) break; // 6.f.2.c close and reopen source file // reopen source file to clear possible error flags preventing us from getting more data close(statusvars->source); // do some forced seeks to move head around. for ( statusvars->cseeks = 0; statusvars->cseeks < statusvars->seeks ; statusvars->cseeks ++) { debug(DEBUG_SEEK, "debug: forced head realignment\n"); // note. must use O_RSYNC since with O_DIRECT / raw devices, lseek to end of file might not work statusvars->source = open(configvars->sourcefile, O_RDONLY | O_NONBLOCK | O_RSYNC ); if (statusvars->source) { lseek(statusvars->source, 0, SEEK_SET); select_for_reading(statusvars->source, configvars, statusvars); if (wantabort) break; read(statusvars->source, statusvars->databuffer , statusvars->blocksize ); close(statusvars->source); } statusvars->source = open(configvars->sourcefile, O_RDONLY | O_NONBLOCK | O_RSYNC ); if (statusvars->source) { lseek(statusvars->source,- statusvars->blocksize , SEEK_END); select_for_reading(statusvars->source, configvars, statusvars); if (wantabort) break; read(statusvars->source, statusvars->databuffer , statusvars->blocksize ); close(statusvars->source); } if (wantabort) break; } statusvars->source = open(configvars->sourcefile, O_RDONLY | O_NONBLOCK | statusvars->syncmode ); while (statusvars->source == -1 && statusvars->forceopen && !wantabort ) { sleep(1); statusvars->source = open(configvars->sourcefile, O_RDONLY | O_NONBLOCK | statusvars->syncmode ); } if (statusvars->source == -1) { perror("\nError reopening sourcefile after read error "); wantabort = 2; break; } if ( statusvars->seekable ) { // in seekable input, a re-opening sets the pointer to zero // we must reflect that. statusvars->sposition = 0; } } } // 7.closing and finalisation debug(DEBUG_FLOW, "debug: main loop ended\n"); fflush(stdout); fflush(stderr); if ( statusvars->newerror == 0) { // if theres an error at the end of input, treat as if we had one successful read afterwards tmp_pos = statusvars->readposition / statusvars->blocksize ; tmp_bytes = statusvars->readposition - statusvars->lastgood ; statusvars->damagesize += tmp_bytes; sprintf( statusvars->textbuffer , "}[%llu](+%llu)", (long long)tmp_pos, (long long)tmp_bytes); write(1, statusvars->textbuffer , strlen( statusvars->textbuffer )); if (configvars->human) write(2, &"\n", 1); // mark badblocks in output if not aborted because of error if (wantabort<2) { if ( statusvars->filesize && statusvars->lastgood + statusvars->startoffset < statusvars->filesize && statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset >= statusvars->filesize ) { markoutput("end of file - filling to filesize", statusvars->filesize, statusvars->lastgood, configvars, statusvars); } else { markoutput("end of file - filling to last seen position", statusvars->readposition + statusvars->startoffset, statusvars->lastgood, configvars, statusvars); } } } if (wantabort==1) { fprintf(stdout, "\nAborted by user request!\n"); } else if (wantabort>1) { fprintf(stdout, "\nAborted because of error!\n"); } else { fprintf(stdout, "\nDone!\n"); } fprintf(stdout, "Recovered bad blocks: %llu\n", (long long)statusvars->softerr ); fprintf(stdout, "Unrecoverable bad blocks (bytes): %llu (%llu)\n", (long long)statusvars->harderr, (long long)statusvars->damagesize ); fprintf(stdout, "Blocks (bytes) copied: %llu (%llu)\n", (long long)(( statusvars->writeposition )/ statusvars->blocksize ), (long long)statusvars->writeposition ); close(statusvars->destination); close(statusvars->source); if ( statusvars->incremental == 1) fclose(statusvars->bblocksin); if ( statusvars->excluding == 1) fclose(statusvars->xblocksin); if (configvars->bblocksoutfile != NULL) close(statusvars->bblocksout); if (statusvars->timingfile != NULL) fclose(statusvars->timingfile); arglist_kill(carglist); if (wantabort) { return (2); } if ( statusvars->damagesize > 0) { return (1); } return (0); } safecopy-1.7/src/arglist.h0000644000175100001440000000271711205000652014630 0ustar ravenusers/** * This file is copyright ©2009 Corvus Corax * Distributed under the terms of the GPL version 2 or higher */ /*This file contains the arglist class, to save the list of possible command line arguments*/ /*Maybe i should be proud of this, this is a classical! I always said "Who needs C++?" >;>>> */ struct arglist; /*The structure sectorlist, public for pointers, members are private*/ struct arglist* arglist_new(int argc, char* argv[]); /*A constructor recieves the command line arguments for initial processing returns NULL on failure */ int arglist_remarg (struct arglist* list,char* argument); /*Removes an argument from the list 0 for success, 1 for not found, -1 for error */ int arglist_kill(struct arglist* list); /*A destructor, 0 for OK, -1 for error*/ int arglist_addarg (struct arglist* list,char* argument, int numparams); /*Adds a possible argument to the list 0: added, 1: changed, -1: failure */ int arglist_arggiven (struct arglist* list, char* argument ); /*Returns 0 if an argument has been specified, 1 if not, -1 on error*/ char* arglist_parameter (struct arglist* list, char* argument, int param); /*Lists the specified Parameter of a given argument NULL if something wrong or not given */ int arglist_isinteger (char* text); /*Returns 0 if char text can be translated into a number -1 of not */ int arglist_integer (char* text); /*Returns numbertranslation of string text, 0 if not successful, do use arglist_isinteger first*/ safecopy-1.7/COPYING0000644000175100001440000004311011233347644013266 0ustar ravenusers GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 2, June 1991 Copyright (C) 1989, 1991 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed. 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Idea: A main problem with damaged storage hardware is, that once you get an unrecoverable IO error further reading from the file / device often fails until the file has been closed and re-opened. The normal copy tools like cat, cp or dd do not allow creation of an image file from a disk or CD-ROM once reading of a sector failed. Safecopy tries to get as much data from the source as possible, even resorting to device specific low level operations if applicable. This is achieved by identifying problematic or damaged areas, skipping over them and continuing reading afterwards. The corresponding area in the destination file is either skipped (on initial creation that means padded with zeros) or deliberately filled with a recognizable pattern to later find affected files on a corrupted device. Safecopy uses an incremental algorithm to identify the exact beginning and end of bad areas, allowing the user to trade minimum accesses to bad areas for thorough data resurrection. Multiple passes over the same file are possible, to first retrieve as much data from a device as possible with minimum harm, and then trying to retrieve some of the remaining data with increasingly aggressive read attempts. For this to work, the source device or file has to be seekable. For unseekable devices (like tapes) you can try to use an external script to execute a controlled skip over the damaged part for you. (For example by using "mt seek" and "mt tell" on an SCSI tape device) See the "-S " parameter for details. Performance and success of this tool depend extremely on the device driver, firmware and underlying hardware. Currently safecopy supports RAW access to CDROM drives to read data directly of a CD, bypassing some driver dependant error correction. This can speed up data retrieval from CDs and reduce system load during recovery, as well as increase the success rate. Safecopy uses the disc status syscall to determine sector size and addressing of CDs. This fails on mixed-mode or multi-session CDs, since the sector layout can change within the disk, but would still work on the the big majority of disks. Other disks can still be recovered using normal high level data access. Safecopy auto-detects the disk type involved during the scan for disk and block size. Some CD/DVD drives are known to cause the ATAPI bus to crash on errors, causing the device driver to freeze for times up to and beyond a minute per error. Try to avoid using such drives for media recovery. Using safecopys low level access features might help under some circumstances. Some drives can read bad media better than others. Be sure to attempt data recovery of CDs and DVDs on several different drives and computers. You can use safecopys incremental recovery feature to read previously unreadable sectors only. Reliability: Data recovery from damaged media is a delicate task, in the worst case its success or failure can safe or ruin whole companies and seal affected peoples personal fate. It is paramount that any tools written for that purpose are reliable and trustworthy. A user needs to know what exactly the software is doing to his hardware and data. The outcome of any operation needs to be both understandable and predictable. An "intelligent data resurrection wizard" with unknown complex internal behaviour may be a nifty tool, but does not meet the above requirements of predictable outcome, nor will the user know in advance what is done to his data. The operation sequence of safecopy has been kept relatively simple to assure this predictability. Unfortunately feature additions have risen the complexity and lead to undefined outcome in the past when include and exclude lists had been mixed, especially when mixing different block sizes. In the worst case this could have lead to overwritten data in the destination file on a later incremental run with the mark (-M) option. From version 1.3 on, safecopy ships with a test suite that can be used to verify safecopys behaviour in a set of test cases, simulating the combination of bad blocks in input with different include and exclude lists, both with and without marking. Releases are only made if safecopy passes those test cases according to the specification. This textual specification of behaviour of safecopy can be found in the file specification.txt shipped with safecopy. Different use cases: How do I... - resurrect a file from a mounted but damaged media, that copy will fail on: safecopy /path/to/problemfile ~/saved-file - create an filesystem image of a damaged disk/cdrom: safecopy /dev/device ~/diskimage - resurrect data as thoroughly as possible? safecopy source dest -f 1* -R 8 -Z 2 (assuming logical misalignment of blocks to sectors) safecopy source dest -f 1* -r 1 -R 8 -Z 2 - resurrect data as fast as possible, or - resurrect data with low risk of damaging the media further: safecopy source dest -f 10% -R 0 -Z 0 - resurrect some data fast, then read more data thoroughly later: safecopy source dest -f 10% -R 0 -Z 0 -o badblockfile safecopy source dest -f 1* -R 8 -Z 2 -I badblockfile Alternate approach using the new preset features: safecopy source dest --stage1 safecopy source dest --stage2 safecopy source dest --stage3 - utilize some friends CD-ROM drives to complete the data from my damaged CD: safecopy /dev/mydrive imagefile -b \ -o myblockfile; safecopy /dev/otherdrive imagefile -b \ -I myblockfile -i -o otherblockfile; safecopy /dev/anotherdrive imagefile \ -b -I otherblockfile -i - interrupt and later resume a data rescue operation: safecopy source dest (safecopy aborts) safecopy source dest -I /dev/null - interrupt and later resume a data rescue operation with correct badblocks output: safecopy source dest -o badblockfile (safecopy aborts) mv badblockfile savedbadblockfile safecopy source dest -I /dev/null -o badblockfile cat badblockfile >>savedbadblockfile - interrupt and resume in incremental mode: (this needs a bit of bash scripting to get the correct badblock lists) safecopy source dest -o badblockfile1 safecopy source dest -I badblockfile1 -o badblockfile2 (safecopy aborts) latest=$( tail -n 1 badblockfile2 ) if [ -z $latest ]; then latest=-1; fi; cat badblockfile1 | while read block; do [ $block -gt $latest ] && echo $block >>badblockfile2; done; safecopy source dest -I badblockfile2 -o badblockfile3 - find the corrupted files on a partially successful rescued file system: safecopy /dev/filesystem image -M CoRrUpTeD fsck image mount -o loop image /mnt/mountpoint grep -R /mnt/mountpoint "CoRrUpTeD" (hint: this might not find all affected files if the unreadable parts are smaller in size than your marker string) - exclude the previously known badblocks list of a filesystem from filesystem image creation: dumpe2fs -b /dev/filesystem >badblocklist safecopy /dev/filesystem image \ -X badblocklist -x - create an image of a device that starts at X and is Y in size: safecopy /dev/filesystem -b -s -l - combine two partial images of rescued data without access to the actual (damaged) source data: (This is a bit tricky. You need to get badblocks lists for both files somehow to make safecopy know where the missing data is. If you used the -M (mark) feature you might be able to automatically compute these, however this feature is not provided by safecopy. Lets assume you have two badblocks files. you have: image1.dat image1.badblocks (blocksize1) image2.dat image2.badblocks (blocksize2) The file size of image1 needs to be greater or equal to that of image2. (If not, swap them) ) cp image2.dat combined.dat safecopy image1.dat combined.dat -I image2.badblocks -i blocksize2 \ -X image1.badblocks -x blocksize1 (This gets you the combined data, but no output badblocklist. The resulting badblocks list would be the badblocks that are a: in both badblocks lists, or b: in image1.badblocks and beyond the file size of image2 It should be reasonably easy to solve this logic in a short shell script. One day this might be shipped with safecopy, until then consider this your chance to contribute to a random open source project.) - rescue data of a tape device: If the tape device driver supports lseek(), treat it as any file, otherwise utilize the "-S" option of safecopy with a to be self-written script to skip over the bad blocks. (for example using "mt seek") Make sure your tape device doesn't auto-rewind on close. Send me feedback if you had any luck doing so, so I can update this documentation. FAQ: Q: Why create this tool if there already is something like dd-rescue and other tools for that purpose? A: Because I didn't know of dd(-)rescue when I started, and I felt like it. Also I think safecopy suits the needs of a user in data loss peril better due to more readable output and more understandable options than some of the other tools. (Then again I am biased. Compare them yourself.) Meanwhile safecopy supports low level features other tools don't. Q: What exactly does the -Z option do? A: Remember back in MS-DOS times when a floppy would make a "neek nark" sound 3 times every time when running into a read error? This happened when the BIOS or DOS disk driver moved the IO head to its boundaries to possibly correct small cylinder misalignment, before it tried again. Linux doesn't do that by default, neither do common CDROM drives or drivers. Nevertheless forcing this behaviour can increase your chance of reading bad sectors from a CD __BIG__ time. (Unlike floppies where it usually has little effect) Q: Whats my best chance to resurrect a CD that has become unreadable? A: Try making a backup image on many different computers and drives. The abilities to read from bad media vary extremely. I have a 6 year old Lite On CDRW drive, that even reads deeply and purposely scratched CDs (as in with my key, to make it unreadable) flawlessly. A CDRW drive of the same age at work doesn't read any data from that part of the CD at all, while most DVD and combo drives have bad blocks every couple hundred bytes. Make full use of safecopys RAW access features if applicable. (-L 2 option) As a general guideline: -CDRW drives usually do better than read-only CD drives. -CD only drives sometimes do better on CDs than DVD drives. -PC drives are sometimes better than laptop ones. -A drive with a clean lens does better than a dirtball. -Cleaning up CDs helps. -Unless you use chemicals. -Using sticky tape on a CD will rip of the reflective layer permanently rendering the disk unreadable. Q: Whats my best chance to resurrect a floppy that became unreadable? A: Again try different floppy drives. Keep in mind that it might be easier to further damage data on a bad floppy than on a CD. (Don't overdo read attempts) Q: What about BlueRay/HDDVD disks? A: Hell if I knew, but generally they should be similar to DVDs. It probably depends how the drives firmware acts up. Q: My hard drive suddenly has many bad sectors, what should I do? A: Speed is an essential factor when rescuing data from a bad hard drive. Accesses to bad areas or even just time running can further damage the drive and make formerly readable areas unreadable, be it due to temperature rise, damaged heads scratching still good parts of the surface, bearings degrading due to vibration, etc. Its advisable to shut the system down and remove the hard drive from the computer as soon as errors occur and as fast as possible without causing further damage. (Don't pull the plug! Press reset to force reboot and then power down via power button/ACPI) Set up a rescue system with enough disk space to store all the data from the damaged drive (and possibly multiple copies of it). If you have an external hard drive case that connects via USB SATA or SCSI, allowing a hot plug of the drive into a running system, use it. This allows you to prepare everything without the need for the drive to power up and possibly BIOS or operating system involuntarily accessing it. You also get easier access to the drive to check temperature or noise during operation. When you rescue data, rescue good data first before attempting to access bad sectors. Safecopy allows you to skip known problem sectors using a badblock exclude file (-X) which you might be able to retrieve from system logs or from the drive internal logs, via smartmontools or similar software. Be aware that you might possibly need to convert physical sector numbers into logical block numbers depending on your source. Also you should tell safecopy to jump out of any problematic areas ASAP and continue somewhere else. Parameters "-f 10% -r 10% -R 0 -Z 0" would do the trick by making safecopy skip 10% of the device content and continue there without backtracking. You can always attempt to get the data in between later, first get the supposedly good data on the rest of the drive. Depending on the method of data recovery you plan on using, it may make sense to mark the bad data with the "-M" option. This allows you to later find files affected by data corruption more easily. Use the "-o" option to make safecopy write a badblock list with all blocks skipped or unreadable. When safecopy is done with this first run, you can attempt a second go trying to get more data. Using smaller values for "-f" and allowing safecopy to backtrack for the end of the affected area "-r 1*". Be sure to use incremental mode "-I" to only read the blocks skipped in the first run. It may make sense to let the drive cool down between runs. Once you got all the data from the "good" areas of the drive you can risk more "thorough" access to it. Increase the numbers of retries "-R" in case of bad blocks, maybe together with a head realignment "-Z 1". "-f 1*" would make safecopy try to read on every single block, not skipping over bad areas at all. If your drive stops responding, power it down, let it cool down for a while, then try again. (I heard from people who brought dead drives back to live for a short time by cooling them to low temperatures with ice-packs.) !!! If the data is really important, go to a professional data recovery !!! specialist right away, before doing further damage to the drive. Safecopy 1.7 by CorvusCorax Usage: safecopy [options] Options: --stage1 : Preset to rescue most of the data fast, using no retries and avoiding bad areas. Presets: -f 10% -r 10% -R 1 -Z 0 -L 2 -M BaDbLoCk -o stage1.badblocks --stage2 : Preset to rescue more data, using no retries but searching for exact ends of bad areas. Presets: -f 128* -r 1* -R 1 -Z 0 -L 2 -I stage1.badblocks -o stage2.badblocks --stage3 : Preset to rescue everything that can be rescued using maximum retries, head realignment tricks and low level access. Presets: -f 1* -r 1* -R 4 -Z 1 -L 2 -I stage2.badblocks -o stage3.badblocks All stage presets can be overridden by individual options. -b : Blocksize for default read operations. Set this to the physical sectorsize of your media. Default: 1* Hardware block size if reported by OS, otherwise 4096 -f : Blocksize when skipping over badblocks. Higher settings put less strain on your hardware, but you might miss good areas in between two bad ones. Default: 16* -r : Resolution in bytes when searching for the exact beginning or end of a bad area. If you read data directly from a device there is no need to set this lower than the hardware blocksize. On mounted filesystems however, read blocks and physical blocks could be misaligned. Smaller values lead to very thorough attempts to read data at the edge of damaged areas, but increase the strain on the damaged media. Default: 1* -R : At least that many read attempts are made on the first bad block of a damaged area with minimum resolution. More retries can sometimes recover a weak sector, but at the cost of additional strain. Default: 3 -Z : On each error, force seek the read head from start to end of the source device as often as specified. That takes time, creates additional strain and might not be supported by all devices or drivers. Default: 1 -L : Use low level device calls as specified: 0 Do not use low level device calls 1 Attempt low level device calls for error recovery only 2 Always use low level device calls if available Supported low level features in this version are: SYSTEM DEVICE TYPE FEATURE Linux cdrom/dvd bus/device reset Linux cdrom read sector in raw mode Linux floppy controller reset, twaddle Default: 1 --sync : Use synchronized read calls (disable driver buffering). Safecopy will use O_DIRECT if supported by the OS and O_SYNC otherwise. Default: Asynchronous read buffering by the OS is allowed --forceopen : Keep trying to reopen the source after a read errer useful for USB drives that go away temporarily. Warning: This can cause safecopy to hang until aborted manually! Default: Abort on fopen() error -s : Start position where to start reading. Will correspond to position 0 in the destination file. Default: block 0 -l : Maximum length of data to be read. Default: Entire size of input file -I : Incremental mode. Assume the target file already exists and has holes specified in the badblockfile. It will be attempted to retrieve more data from the listed blocks or from beyond the file size of the target file only. Warning: Without this option, the destination file will be emptied prior to writing. Use -I /dev/null if you want to continue a previous run of safecopy without a badblock list. Implies: -c 0 if -c is not specified Default: none ( /dev/null if -c is given ) -i : Blocksize to interpret the badblockfile given with -I. Default: Blocksize as specified by -b -c : Continue copying at this position. This allows continuing if the output is a block device with a fixed size as opposed to a growable file, where safecopy cannot determine how far it already got. The blocksize used is the same as for the -I option. -c 0 will continue at the current destination size. Implies: -I /dev/null if -I is not specified Default: none, 0 if -I is specified -X : Exclusion mode. If used together with -I, excluded blocks override included blocks. Safecopy will not read or write any data from areas covered by exclude blocks. Default: none ( 0 if -I is given ) -x : Blocksize to interpret the badblockfile given with -X. Default: Blocksize as specified by -b -o : Write a badblocks/e2fsck compatible bad block file. Default: none -S : Use external script for seeking in input file. (Might be useful for tape devices and similar). Seekscript must be an executable that takes the number of blocks to be skipped as argv1 (1-64) the blocksize in bytes as argv2 and the current position (in bytes) as argv3. Return value needs to be the number of blocks successfully skipped, or 0 to indicate seek failure. The external seekscript will only be used if lseek() fails and we need to skip over data. Default: none -M : Mark unrecovered data with this string instead of skipping it. This helps in later finding corrupted files on rescued file system images. The default is to zero unreadable data on creation of output files, and leaving the data as it is on any later run. Warning: When used in combination with incremental mode (-I) this may overwrite data in any block that occurs in the -I file. Blocks not in the -I file, or covered by the file specified with -X are save from being overwritten. Default: none --debug : Enable debug output. Level is a bit field, add values together for more information: program flow: 1 IO control: 2 badblock marking: 4 seeking: 8 incremental mode: 16 exclude mode: 32 or for all debug output: 255 Default: 0 -T : Write sector read timing information into this file for later analysis. Default: none -h | --help : Show this text Valid parameters for -f -r -b options are: Amount in bytes - i.e. 1024 % Percentage of whole file/device size - e.g. 10% * -b only, number times blocksize reported by OS * -f and -r only, number times the value of -b Description of output: . : Between 1 and 1024 blocks successfully read. _ : Read of block was incomplete. (possibly end of file) The blocksize is now reduced to read the rest. |/| : Seek failed, source can only be read sequentially. > : Read failed, reducing blocksize to read partial data. ! : A low level error on read attempt of smallest allowed size leads to a retry attempt. [xx](+yy){ : Current block and number of bytes continuously read successfully up to this point. X : Read failed on a block with minimum blocksize and is skipped. Unrecoverable error, destination file is padded with zeros. Data is now skipped until end of the unreadable area is reached. < : Successful read after the end of a bad area causes backtracking with smaller blocksizes to search for the first readable data. }[xx](+yy) : current block and number of bytes of recent continuous unreadable data. Copyright 2012 CorvusCorax This is free software. You may redistribute copies of it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 or above. . 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Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" testsuite_debug "Test, safecopy must continue with the second half" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 1* -c 10 debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" testsuite_debug "Test, continue in the middle with limited length" testsuite_debug " Must recover soft recoverable blocks and not touch rest" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 3 -b 1024 -f 1* -c 5 -l 13 debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" } testsuite_runtest safecopy-1.7/test/config_in.sh0000644000175100001440000000024111233350360015464 0ustar ravenusers#!/bin/false safecopy="$testsuite_basedir/src/safecopy" debuglib="$testsuite_basedir/simulator/src/libsimulatorlb.so.1.0" preload="$debuglib: $LD_PRELOAD" safecopy-1.7/test/test7/0000755000175100001440000000000011726756524014271 5ustar ravenuserssafecopy-1.7/test/test7/simulator.cfg0000644000175100001440000000020311202053544016741 0ustar ravenusersblocksize=1000 filesize=20000 source=test.dat softfailcount=2 hardfail=2 hardfail=4 hardfail=9 hardfail=10 hardfail=11 hardfail=12 safecopy-1.7/test/test7/test4.badblocks0000644000175100001440000000002511202053544017154 0ustar ravenusers1 2 3 4 8 9 10 11 12 safecopy-1.7/test/test7/test1.dat0000644000175100001440000004704011202053544016005 0ustar ravenusersiB֤/gW*WаQ2 UŶi jRT z.Bl#V'^mݙVͨ،Q!zUIznΛhdֵVtwPĹSp袆 ;k}w*E.Y* !FSΏ[¬9IFe0 oBv:C;}uLBNFQnfϑtdw_~E1N6/c5 >%"Y+mxU\K%WNa,ںgdT]`2xar2NPf *ȍLl>E\kX;/b П~aqi)!9ݬiI0 DQ =f4m3^`Z((]b17y[) `[pC5q GքIO}+DR!I;& SSLXW9-FnEEÊAOn>sE>E,jFe"x;#q/Bi(WwzEt54QR_%̳\J~ >RDDN'q[qptjE1 Kָ9a2Ѳ( yZ;{ݕBKu.|u6k3:]t#S8eb$ƦaѽS5IpGTo)ҽ9]XF,IX`48uj$ OQIZ=M MdSVsLi$v9Z`D +gal/)<8S]4ޯ  =j8hMcAq_rq5N2U/KIH%5}|I,F"v!*2U-;?9 U^zmŏYceװ6ۯ KP'f\D :]^G_y dr"~ n:Ϛa_p˩\I5HkspwZQ?MY)?_=P2ed!gaEqbdj!$i~%;"9Z5"+#Ω:gԷ|::a$rH^7L|ӣy%FJY,P"vU+nMg`XV_VLy2!%P, 79F1Q{>c̨|0b$ET;Oj0 MddWI|jͱBKKXD+5;\FժZig YfLX^2d.W6yL#Z%yڢwoSV%؂=L(#["*S mo)Knjd-o[5!m0':K׹Rz(QMHJ < xeP3f_~Ɯf 2Mtz'7L%5<44[(WhD՛RX[:Lo!{*YŞc,2EWCr@ ݾ7&|%5e+f]MlB_93,HBg11>o~2@)⣲;u[*#ZI(պ\1JSg|!7d Gr|=tƢ\7s,gP"qﺚadkn@5Om n73xmJ|vCEmdiOwf^lҩf\+7VNPmR.VKa:61գ8 H.r+qvp1Zu/Yh.jMڈ)[]];Ľ4X(wf\`?c tتldnaƕ4|lI樟ԠCvr̍#,Edҧd L3ɵ}^}Y$߯pYk= ZB+ۮ:9c@˞MG<Kх4ש{] Tb_GU\*e0.OZ^Ϡ:-5aEё)ȌQ@sPB;ڼSv(Ƽfu%uVTLHMx2ԪO_ZOf$HEF :0á2YP Z7i'f>8 !J+^[zQ%zw:(bδͿ%MkI]"Eq7\/$E#e|yfPɕm$=R ~ҕj3܄Q>!GPFSO[יf"! jYp|䒂h/~|o!<!XPΙSgWZg #Xzўcb-]TŁ EţμgxU'C#)/Ǖ|҉l[Wy7a}৔ ^OH6eMӂܠ9q`=KuE7lCG2;XI9s 9!2-}5L)fKn;VVHtg_ 4\#;[“ɷ[>>֍[gȥx"ӟN/SbzL専C3$Wks+kvݹGNvzɰ|)|2+ҫ#G/Dj#Xf`F 0D><ŽKFGXw ]:gy(B#D?/jwIfd0)_}\SKAVU%gB\Z9C) *d8#=؎s,KSn,th߃w$`KH|OvRwnzClNMq==3/Tp%\s:ɏ?W}ϵ91H%2̂07<UdJkV0kcyOZ#ܔO6N9x9hhKpSk 4ލ['Q_>I(Cy~қ}}SZ5!&3l/e蘸!T<*"0ԁ@vLsGR5wwG]4M` _%S50,O UI^|XLiBooc&Xfv16_N"ْEnM}K IYrQ~Zf`iQӢKџ! 󴗝Mq҄ rQ#V ,TU'(-b3ѳwkGoV!|0`U 3:~׶[z)xY^^v>Gp{ۢI G}àsn͟_WlpO b r҄@"hv8D4F!o<|S08c tih%aG:hDSS]U1yr$:ʜ]d\;A:ICTZvMt5Ӏhz4{ MAn{+(UIe[$j7M:Ak߮w s "tg瘰 R\l*<8Rq [.28 AES NrF0m@a :?DyQ1jLPugc9fIRY8{>^n#V u]*,tV-F8W 0Pܽxʌ}F<.#+A"+Y470gYϸHT{q޸ʧH_)8xW65[X9SLIaWqs[Y;w-f:v;a"&}P8mVmꡊRq?mGвd9X3& L,bRѶqJяT^̭ai0&VkqۗjBx Eҏ;GmV؂%h Ρ+3os pYy盫G ~HR;o>j&mXO2^ͦ0EOq5P`;D 󲃐'B>a0.8/[B LÒ#{l0>μܓ1f z֭-dG&"y 0 @.X'<΋Bΐ9m}oUM=P̐gf>:háu#]@cKVHoLZa2GM=(ڴ{EM,pBowͼ%!!Q|݅ ﹶ\ܕL\A&D.مPeI _sXUKeq7xRM]aO%zsx Ow~@Zص!d|$b%cvjq5D[+&\D ;FESiu_<,Z_\HlNGV^L Kiʹmo9RPr|]\nBl^8 :szYV'ɽ!tƉv Dh KNL/B*LkVpֱ67)\\VN=M:z2 ,P Wb D'Dlrp(Բ4Sq-`x~f @:ǽ1ɛ9{r m1rx)mX$ƞ.3uwkm viRg*G17EdbJR>}35TU@*|-#@KVn,^%c[H.k1XoInhc_j{?9~}i_P\ QF٘฀u"fF搼H^7UhCr",1ɕ$gN8L`./b=ӵvq{MO@ !s4"\zу݃%dG?>sm@28zXf.=줌J9lVB ʸꁐ)J3=CqC*$/[ʜ Gz/ 6Yr*j֯x( / HVQvIĄq4ƫbfW}'lQ7#zC<6rj 7R?0v4R n6Uv˂C'g!3|^7Άyabo &q]:hb`?vk().l(l */S\#~\rA>OjL S½]ЁtfG8+{";7K|SbrfNzRZSW|Fxi~ E0~#SmbbXfq&XS"`^7{qVqZ7wyT#hV.AAK9rTcet^_ZC]'r S[$AG DķF/,;LJ 8S|θ؄W K*vOA3:[^%DF53SB37^ &Pݱ h3qՋ/Ƅ'V&X -BF-CLì^78|V=-jC ^$b//-`BW%1~rPh=5R$}2*xiD[ǃ(@-~(+ qac#,G1hL JĀ*c?U"d{C#4 ErhTQRANa/.HP XF<'Ma87oW; {X~&>s9 v#ÒRL`63}pnE9u a㬖:C7z0z$.SK5:w Y^HG+Ǒ/]2ГgV-jzQ.CPs;ВzZ-l)ի $i;`yZu؄pQ^{F`Օvf8gxWAW: gˌ,dHvT2Qc6Tp6y=|AADDҨck\A߾T%b?^^(h]GBfBtU`?km[|y #%qƸ*0oe&׏0d*QF4w͚JOstiIͮXzՌ&i h~Sa)DZ\īiA!7K+? 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(bnP%gFHkp|̠1lb$חPyu]LQj/ &ͩ`c9!Z:ز?Wi` }Ԗ`.TG+ÓyC999 ӋVOvS냼Yya2'J ʪli z\'"9h6[}JQ/safecopy-1.7/test/test7/test3.badblocks0000644000175100001440000000003111202053544017150 0ustar ravenusers1 2 3 4 5 7 8 9 10 11 12 safecopy-1.7/test/test7/test.sh0000755000175100001440000001211511726747607015611 0ustar ravenusers#!/bin/sh test_name="safecopy, incremental recovery with blocksize variation" source "../libtestsuite.sh" function test_current() { testsuite_debug "copying reference files for safecopy" cp "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" >/dev/null 2>&1 cp "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" >/dev/null 2>&1 cp "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.dat" >/dev/null 2>&1 cp "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test6.dat" >/dev/null 2>&1 testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test6.dat" testsuite_debug "Test, first run with big skipsize and resolution to produce output with holes" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1150 -f 4* -r 4* -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, first run with big skipsize and resolution to produce output with holes + marking" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1150 -f 4* -r 4* -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, big skipsize, small resolution." testsuite_debug " Must transpose badblocks to correct new sectorsize." testsuite_debug " Must recover data at the end of bad areas but not overwrite already recovered data." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 8* -i 1150 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, small skipsize and atomic resolution." testsuite_debug " Must recover all recoverable data" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 1* -r 1 -i 1150 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test4.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test4.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, big skipsize, small resolution this time with marking." testsuite_debug " Must recover data at the end of bad areas." testsuite_debug " this one may overwrite successfully rescued data as long" testsuite_debug " as it affects only blocks marked as bad in the include file" testsuite_debug " (will affect block 7 starting at position 8050" testsuite_debug " since its marked for the bad data starting at 9000)" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 8* -i 1150 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test5.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, small skipsize and atomic resolution, with marking." testsuite_debug " Must only differ from test4.dat by shifts of marker strings, no real data differences" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 1* -r 1 -i 1150 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test6.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test6.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test6.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. 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Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, no recovery of soft errors and skipping of blocks behind soft errors. (7,8,9)" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 4* -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, no recovery of soft errors but no skipped blocks either." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 2* -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" } testsuite_runtest safecopy-1.7/test/test3/test2.badblocks0000644000175100001440000000002011202053543017140 0ustar ravenusers2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 safecopy-1.7/test/test8/0000755000175100001440000000000011726756524014272 5ustar ravenuserssafecopy-1.7/test/test8/simulator.cfg0000644000175100001440000000023111202053544016743 0ustar ravenusersblocksize=1024 filesize=20480 source=test.dat softfailcount=2 hardfail=2 hardfail=4 hardfail=5 hardfail=8 hardfail=9 hardfail=10 hardfail=11 hardfail=12 safecopy-1.7/test/test8/test1.dat0000644000175100001440000004000011202053544015773 0ustar ravenusers OCYly|4E4<8Muo ygE t:?-&HV/*ҧ*$jJX"pFmV Zj2ŽߧP]j\va]]U:q@AbʒBJU :ʙ/eHp_S(%9)C6%FBZ&qh8&/TQ{>E޼4Z(i"> >y/V0 /M HQezcp*op*OV6n)g)Q6Q=$c*Bƚ ?.&+XgEܚoYgL|߅l& I/ѡI'> ~:\@/w8V|79gv"IpWВ k!>֯z~>̜GVio|:'v< 0مd"~[ HrŒoj"Wn,8W+U~@Vۅazܠsvyf+Hz:kbů@< (*&p;`;/!=Y aE٩لZ O˹=,TٺX\q8>{K}3qq)W >:LYBT6+0jwƠ[>{'08`yYc~b#yu1ih<7tqWJYfeܐHQ"*V hfDIt"TR:#Q2ȠJf}1BOo'60m'2ubsO3: 4\e  檊ZqZ Uǐ15@`<[l^ЏwLWXvAm> OCYly|4E4<8Muo ygE t:?-&HV/*ҧ*$jJX"pFmV Zj2ŽߧP]j\va]]U:q@AbʒBJU :ʙ/eHp_S(%9)C6%FBZ&qh8&/TQ{>E޼4Z(i"> >y/V0 /M HQezcp*op*OV6n)g)Q6Q=$c*Bƚ ?.&+XgEܚoYgL|߅l& I/ѡI'> ~:\@/w8V|79gv"IpWВ k!>֯z~>̜GVio|:'v< 0مd"~[ HrŒoj"Wn,8W+U~@Vۅazܠsvyf+Hz:kbů@< (*&p;`;/!=Y aE٩لZ O˹=,TٺX\q8>{K}3qq)W >:LYBT6+0jwƠ[>{'08`yYc~b#yu1ih<7tqWJYfeܐHQ"*V hfDIt"TR:#Q2ȠJf}1BOo'60m'2ubsO3: 4\e  檊ZqZ Uǐ15@`<[l^ЏwLWXvAm>safecopy-1.7/test/test8/test2.dat0000644000175100001440000004000011202053544015774 0ustar ravenusers OCYly|4E4<8Muo ygE t:?-&HV/*ҧ*$jJX"pFmV Zj2ŽߧP]j\va]]U:q@AbʒBJU :ʙ/eHp_S(%9)C6%FBZ&qh8&/TQ{>E޼4Z(i"> >y/V0 /M HQezcp*op*OV6n)g)Q6Q=$c*Bƚ ?.&+XgEܚoYgL|߅l& I/ѡI'> ~:\@/w8V|79gv"IpWВ k!>֯z~>̜GVio|:'v< 0مd"~[ HrŒoj"Wn,8W+U~@Vۅazܠsvyf+Hz:kbů@< (*&p;`;/!=Y aE٩لZ O˹=,TٺX\q8>{K}3qq)W >:LYBT6+0jwƠ[>{'08`yYc~b#yu1ih<7tqWJYfeܐHQ"*V hfDIt"TR:#Q2ȠJf}1BOo'60m'2ubsO3: 4\e  檊ZqZ Uǐ15@`<[l^ЏwLWXvAm> OCYly|4E4<8Muo ygE t:?-&HV/*ҧ*$jJX"pFmV Zj2ŽߧP]j\va]]U:q@AbʒBJU :ʙ/eHp_S(%9)C6%FBZ&qh8&/TQ{>E޼4Z(i"> >y/V0 /M HQezcp*op*OV6n)g)Q6Q=$c*Bƚ ?.&+XgEܚoYgL|߅l& I/ѡI'> ~:\@/w8V|79gv"IpWВ k!>֯z~>̜GVio|:'v< 0مd"~[ HrŒoj"Wn,8W+U~@Vۅazܠsvyf+Hz:kbů@< (*&p;`;/!=Y aE٩لZ O˹=,TٺX\q8>{K}3qq)W >:LYBT6+0jwƠ[>{'08`yYc~b#yu1ih<7tqWJYfeܐHQ"*V hfDIt"TR:#Q2ȠJf}1BOo'60m'2ubsO3: 4\e  檊ZqZ Uǐ15@`<[l^ЏwLWXvAm>safecopy-1.7/test/test8/test.dat0000644000175100001440000005000011202053544015713 0ustar ravenusersŁcA< B줡YW#G`=m|^@1q3|Mf Si+HبV!BXw =vEgSf6$FW/~$5ìaN{:3{nսQ` #$׍(v_n""P#4ܕ{ Gc/DjLVŞ#LeA׭gV͊\?JE\;SAMcJZ RA%ߗdi =(@L9dj\l(3ZDQOkK3އjZ 3@An(GCZ9X'k*.zɘں㆕6Ƨ0\؅D5G#eTOPf'xoW6o` 4RGLv Eh$s7[dheuUm2RNU6\2As.akc ƬS9ڵX[ŮN1l9R%LwKbHD;c86=C([KZfd xg;LKWz'MwyGᱚE\}oi Gc+`v9eɹikʠn)p8X(bI)Ѐloטк?Rl\rdhUWCV1uȂV?3U`a :c[*^j +K, ѶrcqcJ<=AczgzNL }__nQ3dF0#u?$S/-\a7RDN!zZ% ۾Ppu[ >!Z%+p$t=rW~ǃgAبyf;`oPUiIZ*΅M&VY/ps{ex[^+[y1d|CACk:ȬՉS夐\04愞^ReɎMѼb\]>\F1[+RBMI¾-}54HufɱYRlF]cxYKaDSmcr4y[~^Էig:1\1 ZX.x%_h*g;tX$'#ne;+z )8hڠd&,W":*rs0ɴ[ v7>clO6N<$?$"ŒVwvL]7lBd6#Q^T4O@Թυǃa*1;1d?d+>` D׭yiI|+h aD{9(7h*[Z97R%xQI\^,W"<di=Bwbd x wVJ $Єȵ>޲3TJŷWp1F}K7 L{A꺫r(c,E<>so_#Ak7炊*=:P!?Jk)og y(<<|`,/&zQt6lv40զcfU[ua(.8$RG>)8]xY0hNyD82dzv ӟ hn^%ڽsx8_(og?K>x8Fr=BU:v'>,,xfk/jZ͋NkYkTʂM,VK%vkA!5NR'c-<6Yf^Q4 p `' g}1ˏdx74qӧ9:iɰW=`)Cgw[:߀,{A &&D_Z_y,fk55$W ;+F:~8Hph7b E=QOw4)^|كvD'\˸!İ|gn|Hw+) ([t-G5'W)ëVd$jjvA$o֩jI"=u: Y'Άĩ&'J۵mdi.O=PlW)So\s9Vj{c쩄NKBS@*x4+h;z-]~Y+o$_ZX.h"]7;2M`a%ҪX69b^ q79r8("@InZ20ƣvi* 𔛖vr`pbb=gO~T}ނãIoI 'h ϧq ]: OB(;0F~Քff_9 un=J0f"99KMpޜ)dPftph 4Ek}J+e~ܐSQrZEN5FQeKZ;:n߯"F.MXP2]w5U#Wʼn $5Cakz$bkgzc0@)ߊBlqz>7%5N=`D[,|@6B1;vYW2ii8mk%-7E.(&hz*Ç+G X)giۋR[s5bRl9Kx֛S@LkclVU2Slj\+$߸E+԰k )&H lڷ@8Lfm"0TGz{NlWy*y:H֎)'Pa͸57D`3F$JP,#o+29$8KB<)Vў ,Ө, b'Qb l4|-xV {q󀻯M)^{_{ՑZ$tvq=M(&~#F(EGZJd-ӌE5Ī5ⶱ/$Ċq/<F#t5R B/k~!G`'[%N _@lyЂsuJ 9g]̲Zhu ܻ2}y~%rO}vKbQmyH8nW1^k!\@;P҈4ō8}d1ѽlcL{ݯ[PqQ:M;Y)֍˗z!rCymBKYu-8ًE1k"5FdvG`>8fi;2MJi${[cFifC\[)QaĢ#n1.o#rP#=p%Z"YnZ*РHF*qU 3W%8>Ȗޫ0_VPE2BIF0u0JUcY]i{:@1E$4%,*I D`%@M!+19(Ӓ65dq1 (DZ,(pw4ULU!r`FOC<gRI$hz\-^qh*nSo;/;rq'= C Cq_@-9VsNL/2劵u0XuEv@Bm}n`0]0wS SQ\=00lx['|849m` Ț]ܯ_rzfNy JhmWyzc.6KWN' sPi0~ʖɍsx% ת8 QQf:\F;!lrļ~%D#b:ЯXC^VRQfkE0Ų+^2k4^昚߆ ٧Aǡ~AR1\_~So&[DVQZ'RJ)aChx;i3G +bTוtaM^6Lye(}405yWu:UUN, Q:3ͼ -v 0El Ъ[EwExݍLPBfFUfn.*A^IMYӱldk_ V7 3 ѕo99{io#ǐwi(KJ1zǢlU(Qc+v`Rh%sL7F]t"yxY,1~>_c*V"ϑ`S^RM@iz+*by>&=b7Kneq`m+׺|;gԀ8_3MO'(E?yr[& x/cT 5{J3PΗj}2UB@p`B9H`'\P9}{\N!6F}Tb5)Rx XekRepdick^b; &U?:?Sٟ8n r? 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Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, big skipsize, small resolution." testsuite_debug " Must recover data at the end of bad areas but not overwrite already recovered data" testsuite_debug " will recover block 6 and 7 but not the data at file end due to size limit" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 8* -s 2 -l 16 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, small skipsize and resolution." testsuite_debug " Must recover all recoverable data within size limit" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 1* -s 2 -l 16 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, big skipsize, small resolution, with marking." testsuite_debug " Must recover data at the end of bad areas but not overwrite already recovered data" testsuite_debug " will recover block 6 and 7 but not the data at file end due to size limit" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 8* -s 2 -l 16 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test4.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, small skipsize and resolution, with marking." testsuite_debug " Must recover all recoverable data, and mark the rest within size limit" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 1* -s 2 -l 16 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. 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LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 4* -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, same test again, now with a recovered soft error." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 3 -b 1024 -f 4* -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, with marking, output file has correct length." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 4* -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, same test again, now with a recovered soft error." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 3 -b 1024 -f 4* -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. 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Zݛ%<7g`|3:~4G<`CD 9@YK%f^Q>Sd&ٙE ־s =় 8Gu5"v  FwZT,xN OCYly|4E4<8Muo ygE t:?-&HV/*ҧ*$jJX"pFmV Zj2ŽߧP]j\va]]U:q@AbʒBJU :ʙ/eHp_S(%9)C6%FBZ&qh8&/TQ{>E޼4Z(i"/dev/null 2>&1 cp "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" >/dev/null 2>&1 cp "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" >/dev/null 2>&1 cp "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.dat" >/dev/null 2>&1 testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.dat" testsuite_debug "Test, first run with big skipsize and resolution to produce output with holes" testsuite_debug " Must not touch exclude blocks" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 4* -r 4* -s 2 -l 16 -X xblocks -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, big skipsize, small resolution." testsuite_debug " Must recover data at the end of bad areas but not overwrite already recovered data" testsuite_debug " will recover block 6 and 7 but not the data at file end due to size limit" testsuite_debug " Must not touch exclude blocks" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 8* -s 2 -l 16 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -X xblocks -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, small skipsize and resolution." testsuite_debug " Must recover all recoverable data within size limit" testsuite_debug " Must not touch exclude blocks" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 1* -s 2 -l 16 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -X xblocks -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, big skipsize, small resolution, with marking." testsuite_debug " Must recover data at the end of bad areas but not overwrite already recovered data" testsuite_debug " will recover block 6 and 7 but not the data at file end due to size limit" testsuite_debug " Must not touch exclude blocks" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 8* -s 2 -l 16 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -X xblocks -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test4.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, small skipsize and resolution, with marking." testsuite_debug " Must recover all recoverable data, and mark the rest within size limit" testsuite_debug " Must not touch exclude blocks" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 1* -s 2 -l 16 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -X xblocks -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. 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LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1150 -f 4* -r 4* -x 490 -X xblocks -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, first run with big skipsize and resolution to produce output with holes + marking" testsuite_debug " Must not touch exclude blocks." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1150 -f 4* -r 4* -x 490 -X xblocks -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, big skipsize, small resolution." testsuite_debug " Must transpose badblocks to correct new sectorsize." testsuite_debug " Must recover data at the end of bad areas but not overwrite already recovered data." testsuite_debug " Must not touch exclude blocks." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 8* -i 1150 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -x 490 -X xblocks -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, small skipsize and atomic resolution." testsuite_debug " Must recover all recoverable data" testsuite_debug " Must not touch exclude blocks." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 1* -r 1 -i 1150 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -x 490 -X xblocks -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test4.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test4.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, big skipsize, small resolution this time with marking." testsuite_debug " Must recover data at the end of bad areas." testsuite_debug " this one may overwrite successfully rescued data as long" testsuite_debug " as it affects only blocks marked as bad in the include file" testsuite_debug " Must not touch exclude blocks." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 8* -i 1150 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -x 490 -X xblocks -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test5.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, small skipsize and atomic resolution, with marking." testsuite_debug " Must only differ from test4.dat by shifts of marker strings, no real data differences" testsuite_debug " Must not touch exclude blocks." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 1* -r 1 -i 1150 -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -x 490 -X xblocks -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test6.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test6.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test6.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. 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Could not determine base directory." echo "Please run $0 from its own directory." exit 1 fi cd "$testsuite_rundir" fi #tmpdir if [ -z "$testsuite_tmpdir" ]; then testsuite_tmpdir="$testsuite_testdir/tmpdir" fi if [ -e "$testsuite_tmpdir" ]; then echo "Error. Temporary directory $testsuite_tmpdir already exists." echo "Please move it out of the way before running $0" echo "since we hesitate overwriting existing data." exit 1 fi #find tests if [ -z "$testsuite_tests" ]; then cd "$tesstsuite_testdir" testsuite_tests=$( find . -wholename "*test*/test.sh" |grep -oE "test[0-9]+" | grep -oE "[0-9]+" | sort -n ) fi #number of errors occured if [ -z "$testsuite_errors" ]; then testsuite_errors=0 fi #other global vars #testsuite_errormessage #testsuite_errorflag #functions function testsuite_setup() { # sets up the tmpdir if [ -e "$testsuite_tmpdir" ]; then testsuite_cleanup fi mkdir "$testsuite_tmpdir" if ! [ -d "$testsuite_tmpdir" ]; then echo "Error. Could not create tmp directory" echo "$testsuite_tmpdir" exit 1 fi testsuite_errorflag=0 } function testsuite_cleanup() { # cleans up tmpdir after testsuite is done if [ -d "$testsuite_tmpdir" ]; then rm -rf "$testsuite_tmpdir" fi if [ -d "$testsuite_tmpdir" ]; then echo "Error. Could not remove tmp directory" exit 1 fi } function testsuite_error() { testsuite_errormessage="$testsuite_errormessage Error: $@\\n" testsuite_debugmessage="$testsuite_debugmessage Error: $@\\n" testsuite_errorflag=1 return 1 } function testsuite_info() { echo "$1" |sed -e 's/\\n/\n' } function testsuite_debug() { testsuite_debugmessage="$testsuite_debugmessage $@\\n" } function testsuite_debug_file() { file0="$1" testsuite_debugmessage="$testsuite_debugmessage -- ..." testsuite_debug $( tail -n 20 $file0 | sed -e 's/^/\\n -- /g' ) } function testsuite_assert_file_exists() { file0="$1" if ! [ -e "$file0" ]; then testsuite_error "file $file0 does not exist" return 1 fi return 0 } function testsuite_assert_files_identical() { file1="$1" file2="$2" if ! testsuite_assert_file_exists "$file1"; then return 1 fi if ! testsuite_assert_file_exists "$file2"; then return 1 fi if ! diff --brief "$file1" "$file2" >/dev/null 2>&1; then testsuite_error "file $file1 and $file2 do not match" return 1 fi return 0 } function testsuite_assert_filesize() { file1="$1" filesize="$2" if ! testsuite_assert_file_exists "$file1"; then return 1 fi size=$( du -b "$file1" | cut -f 1 ) if ! [ "$size" -eq "$filesize" ]; then testsuite_error "file $file1 has size $size, should be $filesize" return 1 fi return 0 } function testsuite_runtest() { if [ ! -e ../libtestsuite.sh ]; then echo "Error. Could not find myself." echo "Please run test from its own directory." exit 1 fi testsuite_setup testsuite_debugmessage="" echo -n "Testing $test_name: " test_current echo "$testsuite_debugmessage" | sed -e 's/\\n/\n/g' >"$testsuite_tmpdir/errormessage.txt" if [ "$testsuite_errorflag" -eq 1 ]; then testsuite_errors=$(( testsuite_errors+1 )) echo "FAILED" if [ "$testsuite_quiet" -eq "0" ]; then echo "Details:" echo "$testsuite_debugmessage" | sed -e 's/\\n/\n/g' else echo "Details ommitted, check errormessage.txt" fi return 1 else testsuite_cleanup echo "OK" return 0 fi } function testsuite_runall() { num=0 for current in $testsuite_tests; do cd "$testsuite_testdir/test$current" echo "Running test $current:" source "test.sh" if [ "$testsuite_errorflag" -eq 1 ]; then testsuite_quiet=1; echo "storing temporary files of failed test$current in" echo "$testsuite_testdir/tmp_failed_test$current" mv "$testsuite_tmpdir" "$testsuite_testdir/tmp_failed_test$current" fi echo cd "$testsuite_rundir" num=$(( num+1 )) done if [ "$testsuite_errors" -gt "0" ]; then echo "$testsuite_errors of $num tests FAILED" return 1 else echo "Overall: OK" return 0 fi } source "$testsuite_testdir/config_in.sh" fi safecopy-1.7/test/test1/0000755000175100001440000000000011726756524014263 5ustar ravenuserssafecopy-1.7/test/test1/test.dat0000644000175100001440000002400011202053543015704 0ustar ravenusersŁcA< B줡YW#G`=m|^@1q3|Mf Si+HبV!BXw =vEgSf6$FW/~$5ìaN{:3{nսQ` #$׍(v_n""P#4ܕ{ Gc/DjLVŞ#LeA׭gV͊\?JE\;SAMcJZ RA%ߗdi =(@L9dj\l(3ZDQOkK3އjZ 3@An(GCZ9X'k*.zɘں㆕6Ƨ0\؅D5G#eTOPf'xoW6o` 4RGLv Eh$s7[dheuUm2RNU6\2As.akc ƬS9ڵX[ŮN1l9R%LwKbHD;c86=C([KZfd xg;LKWz'MwyGᱚE\}oi Gc+`v9eɹikʠn)p8X(bI)Ѐloטк?Rl\rdhUWCV1uȂV?3U`a :c[*^j +K, ѶrcqcJ<=AczgzNL }__nQ3dF0#u?$S/-\a7RDN!zZ% ۾Ppu[ >!Z%+p$t=rW~ǃgAبyf;`oPUiIZ*΅M&VY/ps{ex[^+[y1d|CACk:ȬՉS夐\04愞^ReɎMѼb\]>\F1[+RBMI¾-}54HufɱYRlF]cxYKaDSmcr4y[~^Էig:1\1 ZX.x%_h*g;tX$'#ne;+z )8hڠd&,W":*rs0ɴ[ v7>clO6N<$?$"ŒVwvL]7lBd6#Q^T4O@Թυǃa*1;1d?d+>` D׭yiI|+h aD{9(7h*[Z97R%xQI\^,W"<di=Bwbd x wVJ $Єȵ>޲3TJŷWp1F}K7 L{A꺫r(c,E<>so_#Ak7炊*=:P!?Jk)og y(<<|`,/&zQt6lv40զcfU[ua(.8$RG>)8]xY0hNyD82dzv ӟ hn^%ڽsx8_(og?K>x8Fr=BU:v'>,,xfk/jZ͋NkYkTʂM,VK%vkA!5NR'c-<6Yf^Q4 p `' g}1ˏdx74qӧ9:iɰW=`)Cgw[:߀,{A &&D_Z_y,fk55$W ;+F:~8Hph7b E=QOw4)^|كvD'\˸!İ|gn|Hw+) ([t-G5'W)ëVd$jjvA$o֩jI"=u: Y'Άĩ&'J۵mdi.O=PlW)So\s9Vj{c쩄NKBS@*x4+h;z-]~Y+o$_ZX.h"]7;2M`a%ҪX69b^ q79r8("@InZ20ƣvi* 𔛖vr`pbb=gO~T}ނãIoI 'h ϧq ]: OB(;0F~Քff_9 un=J0f"99KMpޜ)dPftph 4Ek}J+e~ܐSQrZEN5FQeKZ;:n߯"F.MXP2]w5U#Wʼn $5Cakz$bkgzc0@)ߊBlqz>7%5N=`D[,|@6B1;vYW2ii8mk%-7E.(&hz*Ç+G X)giۋR[s5bRl9Kx֛S@LkclVU2Slj\+$߸E+԰k )&H lڷ@8Lfm"0TGz{NlWy*y:H֎)'Pa͸57D`3F$JP,#o+29$8KB<)Vў ,Ө, b'Qb l4|-xV {q󀻯M)^{_{ՑZ$tvq=M(&~#F(EGZJd-ӌE5Ī5ⶱ/$Ċq/<F#t5R B/k~!G`'[%N _@lyЂsuJ 9g]̲Zhu ܻ2}y~%rO}vKbQmyH8nW1^k!\@;P҈4ō8}d1ѽlcL{ݯ[PqQ:M;Y)֍˗z!rCymBKYu-8ًE1k"5FdvG`>8fi;2MJi${[cFifC\[)QaĢ#n1.o#rP#=p%Z"YnZ*РHF*qU 3W%8>Ȗޫ0_VPE2BIF0u0JUcY]i{:@1E$4%,*I D`%@M!+19(Ӓ65dq1 (DZ,(pw4ULU!r`FOC<gRI$hz\-^qh*nSo;/;rq'= C Cq_@-9VsNL/2劵u0XuEv@Bm}n`0]0wS SQ\=00lx['|849m` Ț]ܯ_rzfNy JhmWyzc.6KWN' sPi0~ʖɍsx% ת8 QQf:\F;!lrļ~%D#b:ЯXC^VRQfkE0Ų+^2k4^昚߆ ٧Aǡ~AR1\_~So&[DVQZ'RJ)aChx;i3G +bTוtaM^6Lye(}405yWu:UUN, Q:3ͼ -v 0El Ъ[EwExݍLPBfFUfn.*A^IMYӱldk_ V7 3 ѕo99{io#ǐwi(KJ1zǢlU(Qc+v`Rh%sL7F]t"yxY,1~>_c*V"ϑ`S^RM@iz+*by>&=b7Kneq`m+׺|;gԀ8_3MO'(E?yr[& x/cT 5{J3PΗj}2UB@p`B9H`'\P9}{\N!6F}Tb5)Rx XekRepdick^b; &U?:?Sٟ8n r? 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Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, big skipsize, small resolution." testsuite_debug " Must recover data at the end of bad areas but not overwrite already recovered data" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 8* -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, small skipsize and resolution." testsuite_debug " Must recover all recoverable data" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 1* -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, big skipsize, small resolution this time with marking." testsuite_debug " Must recover data at the end of bad areas but not overwrite already recovered data" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 8* -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test4.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, small skipsize and resolution, with marking." testsuite_debug " Must recover all recoverable data" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 1* -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. 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Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, big skipsize, small resolution." testsuite_debug " Must recover some data, not touch exclude blocks" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 8* -X xblocks -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, small skipsize and resolution." testsuite_debug " Must recover all recoverable data within size limit, not touch exclude blocks" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 1* -X xblocks -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test3.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, big skipsize, small resolution, with marking." testsuite_debug " Must recover data at the end of bad areas but not overwrite already recovered data." testsuite_debug " Must not touch exclude blocks." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 8* -X xblocks -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test4.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, incremental, small skipsize and resolution, with marking." testsuite_debug " Must recover all recoverable data, and mark the rest within size limit" testsuite_debug " Must not touch exclude blocks." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 1* -X xblocks -I "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test5.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. 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Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test, marking, output file is correct size all marked, badblock list complete" LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 4* -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" } testsuite_runtest safecopy-1.7/test/test12/0000755000175100001440000000000011726756524014345 5ustar ravenuserssafecopy-1.7/test/test12/simulator.cfg0000644000175100001440000000020211251753652017027 0ustar ravenusersblocksize=1024 filesize=20480 source=test.dat softfailcount=2 hardfail=4 hardfail=5 hardfail=8 hardfail=9 hardfail=12 hardfail=13 safecopy-1.7/test/test12/test1.dat0000644000175100001440000005000011251753652016062 0ustar 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Tiw_u/q 0v` -ł]FtacŦđ sxwu!>)Ҿ͉{?safecopy-1.7/test/test2/test1.badblocks0000644000175100001440000000000011202053543017134 0ustar ravenuserssafecopy-1.7/test/test2/test.sh0000755000175100001440000000501311726747607015603 0ustar ravenusers#!/bin/sh test_name="safecopy, restoring data with non-persistant IO errors" source "../libtestsuite.sh" function test_current() { testsuite_debug "Test if the data gets copied successfully despite of recoverable read errors." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 3 -b 1024 -f 4* -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 0 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test1.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test if the data gets partially copied with unrecoverable read errors." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -R 2 -b 1024 -f 4* -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test2.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test2.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test if the data gets copied successfully despite of recoverable read errors (with marking option)." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 3 -b 1024 -f 4* -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 0 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. Output:" testsuite_debug_file "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.out" fi testsuite_assert_files_identical "test.dat" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.dat" testsuite_assert_files_identical "test1.badblocks" "$testsuite_tmpdir/test3.badblocks" testsuite_debug "Test if the data gets partially copied with unrecoverable read errors and the rest marked as bad." LD_PRELOAD="$preload" $safecopy -M "MARKBAAD" -R 2 -b 1024 -f 4* -o "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.badblocks" debug "$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.dat" >"$testsuite_tmpdir/test4.out" 2>&1 if [ $? != 1 ]; then testsuite_error "Run of safecopy returned wrong exit code. 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To specify the intended behaviour, such is defined by the pseudo-code sequences below. Sequences are STARTUP: initializes program execution. COPY: copies data more or less sequentially. RECOVER: recover from an IO error - reopen source file. SEEK-START: find the true beginning of a bad area. SKIP: skip over bad data. MARK: mark or list bad data in output files. SEEK-END: find the exact end of a bad area. END: cleanup and program end. The following variables are referenced in this specification: READPOS: the to be read next data in the source file. SPOS: the actual file pointer on the source file. REMAIN: the size of to be read data in the next read operation. RETRY: a counter for retrying a certain read position. Safecopy starts by executing the STARTUP sequence. Sequences: STARTUP: Initializes and auto detects program parameters. - check command line options for validity, abort execution if invalid parameters are given. - check source file parameters via stat() system call and find out default block and file sizes in case they are not overridden by command line parameters. - initialize the default block size (-b) defaulting to hardware block size. - initialize the skip block size (-f) defaulting to -b * 16. - initialize the skip resolution (-r) defaulting to -b. - read in and initialize all other command line parameters. - open include file (-I) and include block size (-i) if given. - open exclude file (-X) and exclude block size (-x) if given. - open badblock output file (-o) if given. - open source file. - open destination file, open in truncate mode, deleting content if -I has not been specified. - on failure of any of the above abort safecopy execution and exit. - set file size pointer READPOS to -s if specified or zero otherwise. - set input file pointer SPOS to zero - set REMAIN to zero. - set RETRY to -R - execute the COPY sequence. RECOVER: The recover sequence will make a file handle that become unusable after an IO error usable again and can be called in COPY and SKIP mode - close source file. - for as many times as the -Z option specified repeat: - re-open source file. - seek to position 0 in source file. - attempt to read one byte of data, then discard, ignoring errors. - close source file. - re-open source file. - seek to the last block of the source file. - attempt to read one byte of data, then discard, ignoring errors. - close source file - open source file again - on failure abort safecopy execution and exit. - set file pointer SPOS to zero. - end of sequence, resume previous operation. MARK: The mark sequence will write marker data to the destination file and list bad blocks into the badblocks output file. It gets two parameters FROM and TO pointing to file positions. - if an include file is given with -I and the area from FROM to TO is not completely covered by include blocks of size -i, then - execute the MARK sequence recursively on all data areas covered by include blocks only. - End of sequence, resume previous operation. Any data beyond the size of the destination file prior to program execution and beyond the last include block in the include file is treated as if it was covered by such include blocks. - if an exclude file is given with -X and the area from FROM to TO is partially covered by exclude blocks of size -x, then - execute the MARK sequence recursively on all data areas NOT covered by exclude blocks only. - End of sequence, resume previous operation. - if a badblocks output file -o has been specified, then write all blocks of size -b covered by the area from FROM up to but not including the address TO, that have not yet been written to the badblocks output file -o to the badblocks output file -o. - if a marker data string has been specified with -M then write this string into the destination file from FROM up to but not including address TO. If a start offset has been given with -s the data is instead written to the area from FROM minus -s up to but not including TO minus -s. - end of sequence, resume previous operation. END: The end sequence finishes safecopys execution and closes all files. - if the calling sequence was SKIP and the source position READPOS is smaller then the determined file size of the source, then execute the MARK sequence FROM the last data copied in COPY mode, TO the file size of the input file. - close all files, free used memory. - exit program. COPY: The copy sequence handles regular data copying from source to destination. - if a maximum length has been specified with -l and READPOS is greater than -s plus -l, execute the END sequence. - if REMAIN is zero then - if in include file was specified with -I and READPOS is not within an include block and not both beyond the last such include block and beyond the size of the destination file prior to program execution then - set READPOS to the start of the next include block. - set REMAIN to be the difference between READPOS and the next block boundary in the source file according to -b - if an exclude file was specified with -X then - if READPOS is covered by an exclude block, set READPOS to the end of said exclude block, then restart the COPY sequence. - if READPOS is not covered but any data between READPOS and READPOS+REMAIN is covered by exclude blocks, set REMAIN to the exact size of data not covered by exclude blocks starting at READPOS. - if READPOS is not equal to SPOS, seek within the source file to READPOS. Set both SPOS and READPOS to the file pointer after the seek attempt. If the seek attempt failed, this means setting READPOS to SPOS. If the seek tried to seek beyond the end of the input file, execute the END sequence. - attempt to read REMAIN bytes from the source file. - if reading from source failed, then - reduce RETRY by one. - if RETRY is zero, then - execute the SEEK-START sequence. - else - execute the RECOVER sequence. - else if data was read. - set RETRY to the -R value. - set READPOS to READPOS plus the bytes successfully read. - set SPOS to the new source file position (=READPOS) - seek in destination file to position READPOS minus the start offset -s. - write the read data to the destination file at that position. - set REMAIN to the old value of REMAIN min us the bytes successfully read. - else if EOF in input is reached, execute the END sequence. - re-execute the COPY sequence. SEEK-START: The seek-start sequence tries to find the exact beginning of a bad area. - execute the RECOVER sequence. - if REMAIN is bigger than resolution -r then - set REMAIN to 50% of its old value. - attempt to seek to position READPOS in source. On failure execute the END sequence. - attempt to read REMAIN bytes at position READPOS in source. - if the read attempt failed, then - re-execute the SEEK_START sequence. - else - set RETRY to the -R value. - set READPOS to READPOS plus the bytes successfully read. - set SPOS to the new source file position (=READPOS) - seek in destination file to position READPOS minus the start offset -s. - write the read data to the destination file at that position. - set REMAIN to the old value of REMAIN min us the bytes successfully read. - execute the COPY sequence. - else - execute the SKIP sequence. SKIP: The skip sequence skips over a bad area in the input file. - execute the RECOVER sequence. - if the calling sequence was SKIP then - execute the MARK sequence FROM the attempted reading position of the last SKIP execution TO the current read position READPOS - else - execute the MARK sequence FROM the current reading position READPOS TO the current reading position READPOS. - increase READPOS by the skip size (-f) rounded to the last block boundary of size (-b) - if an exclude file was specified with -X then - if READPOS is covered by an exclude block, set READPOS to the end of said exclude block, then check again. - if READPOS is not covered but any data between READPOS and READPOS+REMAIN is covered by exclude blocks, set REMAIN to the exact size of data not covered by exclude blocks starting at READPOS. - attempt to seek to READPOS in source. On failure execute the END sequence. - attempt to read one block of data from READPOS in source. - if the read attempt succeeded, then - set REMAIN to -f - execute the SEEK-END sequence. - else - re-execute the SKIP sequence SEEK-END: The seek-end sequence tries to find the end of a bad area to then continue copying there. - if REMAIN is bigger than resolution -r then - decrease REMAIN by 50%. - decrease READPOS by REMAIN. - if an exclude file was specified with -X then - if READPOS is covered by an exclude block, set READPOS to the end of said exclude block, then check again. - if READPOS is not covered but any data between READPOS and READPOS+REMAIN is covered by exclude blocks, set REMAIN to the exact size of data not covered by exclude blocks starting at READPOS. - attempt to seek to READPOS in source. 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static int slowsectorptr=0; static int softerrors=0; static int softerrorptr=0; static int harderrors=0; static int harderrorptr=0; static int blocksize=1024; static int softfailcount=0; static int filesize=10240; static char filename[256]="/dev/urandom"; static int verbosity=1; // calculate difference in usecs between two struct timevals static inline long int timediff() { static long int usecs; usecs=endtime.tv_usec-starttime.tv_usec; usecs=usecs+((endtime.tv_sec-starttime.tv_sec)*1000000); return usecs; } static inline void dodelay(int factor) { static unsigned long x; x=1; x=x<granularity) { x.tv_sec=0; x.tv_nsec=1; nanosleep(&x,NULL); } gettimeofday(&endtime,NULL); timed=timediff(); } } static inline void sectorsleep() { // add to sleep time the time needed to seek to the current position static long difference; difference=(oldcurrent-current)/blocksize; oldcurrent=current; if (difference<0) difference=-difference; seeksleeptime=((difference*sectorsleeptime)/1000); } static void addtolist(struct timedata *array,int *count,struct timedata *value) { // insert value into sorted array of length *count if (*count==MAXLIST) { fprintf(stderr,"simulator error: cannot store any more sectors in list - out of hardcoded memory limit!\n"); return; } if (!*count) { // first element in list array[*count].sector=value->sector; array[*count].failtime=value->failtime; array[*count].goodtime=value->goodtime; *count=1; } else { if (value->sector>array[*count-1].sector) { // default case, add to end of list array[*count].sector=value->sector; array[*count].failtime=value->failtime; array[*count].goodtime=value->goodtime; *count=*count+1; } else { // stupid case, add somewhere else int t; for (t=*count-1; t>=0;t--) { // go back in the list to see where it has to be stuck in if (array[t].sector==value->sector) { // unless its already there return; } else if (array[t].sectorsector) { // no it wasnt, here we stick it in. memmove(&array[t+2],&array[t+1],((MAXLIST-t)-2)*sizeof(struct timedata)); array[t+1].sector=value->sector; array[t+1].failtime=value->failtime; array[t+1].goodtime=value->goodtime; *count=*count+1; return; } } // hmm we went through the entire list and only bigger elements // guess we have to stick it at the very start memmove(&array[1],&array[0],(MAXLIST-1)*sizeof(struct timedata)); array[0].sector=value->sector; array[0].failtime=value->failtime; array[0].goodtime=value->goodtime; *count=*count+1; return; } } } static inline int isinlist(struct timedata *array, int *pos, int *count,off64_t sector) { // tell if a value is ina sorted list, speed up assuming the list is asked sequentially if (!*count) return 0; if (sectorarray[*count-1].sector) return 0; if (sector==array[*count-1].sector) { *pos=*count-1; return 1; } // move current pointer forward if necessary while (*pos<*count-1 && sector>array[*pos].sector) { *pos=*pos+1; } // move current pointer backward if necessary while (*pos>0 && sector0) { current=(num2 & 15); num2=num2/16; if (current<10) { current+=48; } else { current+=87; } buffer[--pos]=current; } myprint(&buffer[pos]); } } static inline void myprintint(unsigned int num) { char buffer[33]; buffer[32]=0x0; unsigned int num2=num; char current='0'; int pos=32; if (num2==0) { myprint("0"); } else { while (num2>0) { current=(num2 % 10); num2=num2/10; current+=48; 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The `README' should mention any `--enable-' and `--with-' options that the package recognizes. For packages that use the X Window System, `configure' can usually find the X include and library files automatically, but if it doesn't, you can use the `configure' options `--x-includes=DIR' and `--x-libraries=DIR' to specify their locations. Specifying the System Type ========================== There may be some features `configure' cannot figure out automatically, but needs to determine by the type of machine the package will run on. Usually, assuming the package is built to be run on the _same_ architectures, `configure' can figure that out, but if it prints a message saying it cannot guess the machine type, give it the `--build=TYPE' option. TYPE can either be a short name for the system type, such as `sun4', or a canonical name which has the form: CPU-COMPANY-SYSTEM where SYSTEM can have one of these forms: OS KERNEL-OS See the file `config.sub' for the possible values of each field. If `config.sub' isn't included in this package, then this package doesn't need to know the machine type. If you are _building_ compiler tools for cross-compiling, you should use the option `--target=TYPE' to select the type of system they will produce code for. If you want to _use_ a cross compiler, that generates code for a platform different from the build platform, you should specify the "host" platform (i.e., that on which the generated programs will eventually be run) with `--host=TYPE'. Sharing Defaults ================ If you want to set default values for `configure' scripts to share, you can create a site shell script called `config.site' that gives default values for variables like `CC', `cache_file', and `prefix'. `configure' looks for `PREFIX/share/config.site' if it exists, then `PREFIX/etc/config.site' if it exists. Or, you can set the `CONFIG_SITE' environment variable to the location of the site script. A warning: not all `configure' scripts look for a site script. Defining Variables ================== Variables not defined in a site shell script can be set in the environment passed to `configure'. However, some packages may run configure again during the build, and the customized values of these variables may be lost. In order to avoid this problem, you should set them in the `configure' command line, using `VAR=value'. For example: ./configure CC=/usr/local2/bin/gcc causes the specified `gcc' to be used as the C compiler (unless it is overridden in the site shell script). Unfortunately, this technique does not work for `CONFIG_SHELL' due to an Autoconf bug. Until the bug is fixed you can use this workaround: CONFIG_SHELL=/bin/bash /bin/bash ./configure CONFIG_SHELL=/bin/bash `configure' Invocation ====================== `configure' recognizes the following options to control how it operates. `--help' `-h' Print a summary of the options to `configure', and exit. `--version' `-V' Print the version of Autoconf used to generate the `configure' script, and exit. `--cache-file=FILE' Enable the cache: use and save the results of the tests in FILE, traditionally `config.cache'. FILE defaults to `/dev/null' to disable caching. `--config-cache' `-C' Alias for `--cache-file=config.cache'. `--quiet' `--silent' `-q' Do not print messages saying which checks are being made. To suppress all normal output, redirect it to `/dev/null' (any error messages will still be shown). `--srcdir=DIR' Look for the package's source code in directory DIR. Usually `configure' can determine that directory automatically. `configure' also accepts some other, not widely useful, options. Run `configure --help' for more details. safecopy-1.7/INSTALL0000644000175100001440000002240611233347645013272 0ustar ravenusersInstallation Instructions ************************* Copyright (C) 1994, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2005 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This file is free documentation; the Free Software Foundation gives unlimited permission to copy, distribute and modify it. Basic Installation ================== These are generic installation instructions. The `configure' shell script attempts to guess correct values for various system-dependent variables used during compilation. It uses those values to create a `Makefile' in each directory of the package. It may also create one or more `.h' files containing system-dependent definitions. Finally, it creates a shell script `config.status' that you can run in the future to recreate the current configuration, and a file `config.log' containing compiler output (useful mainly for debugging `configure'). It can also use an optional file (typically called `config.cache' and enabled with `--cache-file=config.cache' or simply `-C') that saves the results of its tests to speed up reconfiguring. (Caching is disabled by default to prevent problems with accidental use of stale cache files.) If you need to do unusual things to compile the package, please try to figure out how `configure' could check whether to do them, and mail diffs or instructions to the address given in the `README' so they can be considered for the next release. If you are using the cache, and at some point `config.cache' contains results you don't want to keep, you may remove or edit it. The file `configure.ac' (or `configure.in') is used to create `configure' by a program called `autoconf'. You only need `configure.ac' if you want to change it or regenerate `configure' using a newer version of `autoconf'. The simplest way to compile this package is: 1. `cd' to the directory containing the package's source code and type `./configure' to configure the package for your system. If you're using `csh' on an old version of System V, you might need to type `sh ./configure' instead to prevent `csh' from trying to execute `configure' itself. Running `configure' takes awhile. While running, it prints some messages telling which features it is checking for. 2. Type `make' to compile the package. 3. Optionally, type `make check' to run any self-tests that come with the package. 4. Type `make install' to install the programs and any data files and documentation. 5. You can remove the program binaries and object files from the source code directory by typing `make clean'. To also remove the files that `configure' created (so you can compile the package for a different kind of computer), type `make distclean'. There is also a `make maintainer-clean' target, but that is intended mainly for the package's developers. If you use it, you may have to get all sorts of other programs in order to regenerate files that came with the distribution. Compilers and Options ===================== Some systems require unusual options for compilation or linking that the `configure' script does not know about. Run `./configure --help' for details on some of the pertinent environment variables. You can give `configure' initial values for configuration parameters by setting variables in the command line or in the environment. Here is an example: ./configure CC=c89 CFLAGS=-O2 LIBS=-lposix *Note Defining Variables::, for more details. Compiling For Multiple Architectures ==================================== You can compile the package for more than one kind of computer at the same time, by placing the object files for each architecture in their own directory. To do this, you must use a version of `make' that supports the `VPATH' variable, such as GNU `make'. `cd' to the directory where you want the object files and executables to go and run the `configure' script. `configure' automatically checks for the source code in the directory that `configure' is in and in `..'. If you have to use a `make' that does not support the `VPATH' variable, you have to compile the package for one architecture at a time in the source code directory. After you have installed the package for one architecture, use `make distclean' before reconfiguring for another architecture. Installation Names ================== By default, `make install' will install the package's files in `/usr/local/bin', `/usr/local/man', etc. You can specify an installation prefix other than `/usr/local' by giving `configure' the option `--prefix=PREFIX'. You can specify separate installation prefixes for architecture-specific files and architecture-independent files. If you give `configure' the option `--exec-prefix=PREFIX', the package will use PREFIX as the prefix for installing programs and libraries. Documentation and other data files will still use the regular prefix. In addition, if you use an unusual directory layout you can give options like `--bindir=DIR' to specify different values for particular kinds of files. Run `configure --help' for a list of the directories you can set and what kinds of files go in them. If the package supports it, you can cause programs to be installed with an extra prefix or suffix on their names by giving `configure' the option `--program-prefix=PREFIX' or `--program-suffix=SUFFIX'. Optional Features ================= Some packages pay attention to `--enable-FEATURE' options to `configure', where FEATURE indicates an optional part of the package. They may also pay attention to `--with-PACKAGE' options, where PACKAGE is something like `gnu-as' or `x' (for the X Window System). The `README' should mention any `--enable-' and `--with-' options that the package recognizes. For packages that use the X Window System, `configure' can usually find the X include and library files automatically, but if it doesn't, you can use the `configure' options `--x-includes=DIR' and `--x-libraries=DIR' to specify their locations. Specifying the System Type ========================== There may be some features `configure' cannot figure out automatically, but needs to determine by the type of machine the package will run on. Usually, assuming the package is built to be run on the _same_ architectures, `configure' can figure that out, but if it prints a message saying it cannot guess the machine type, give it the `--build=TYPE' option. TYPE can either be a short name for the system type, such as `sun4', or a canonical name which has the form: CPU-COMPANY-SYSTEM where SYSTEM can have one of these forms: OS KERNEL-OS See the file `config.sub' for the possible values of each field. If `config.sub' isn't included in this package, then this package doesn't need to know the machine type. If you are _building_ compiler tools for cross-compiling, you should use the `--target=TYPE' option to select the type of system they will produce code for. If you want to _use_ a cross compiler, that generates code for a platform different from the build platform, you should specify the "host" platform (i.e., that on which the generated programs will eventually be run) with `--host=TYPE'. Sharing Defaults ================ If you want to set default values for `configure' scripts to share, you can create a site shell script called `config.site' that gives default values for variables like `CC', `cache_file', and `prefix'. `configure' looks for `PREFIX/share/config.site' if it exists, then `PREFIX/etc/config.site' if it exists. Or, you can set the `CONFIG_SITE' environment variable to the location of the site script. A warning: not all `configure' scripts look for a site script. Defining Variables ================== Variables not defined in a site shell script can be set in the environment passed to `configure'. However, some packages may run configure again during the build, and the customized values of these variables may be lost. In order to avoid this problem, you should set them in the `configure' command line, using `VAR=value'. For example: ./configure CC=/usr/local2/bin/gcc causes the specified `gcc' to be used as the C compiler (unless it is overridden in the site shell script). Here is a another example: /bin/bash ./configure CONFIG_SHELL=/bin/bash Here the `CONFIG_SHELL=/bin/bash' operand causes subsequent configuration-related scripts to be executed by `/bin/bash'. `configure' Invocation ====================== `configure' recognizes the following options to control how it operates. `--help' `-h' Print a summary of the options to `configure', and exit. `--version' `-V' Print the version of Autoconf used to generate the `configure' script, and exit. `--cache-file=FILE' Enable the cache: use and save the results of the tests in FILE, traditionally `config.cache'. FILE defaults to `/dev/null' to disable caching. `--config-cache' `-C' Alias for `--cache-file=config.cache'. `--quiet' `--silent' `-q' Do not print messages saying which checks are being made. To suppress all normal output, redirect it to `/dev/null' (any error messages will still be shown). `--srcdir=DIR' Look for the package's source code in directory DIR. Usually `configure' can determine that directory automatically. `configure' also accepts some other, not widely useful, options. Run `configure --help' for more details.