The macro used to REAL_MAIN_NODE_ID if there's no session context.
This is wrong since REAL_MAIN_NODE_ID can be changed any time when
failover/failback happens. Suppose REAL_MAIN_NODE_ID ==
my_main_node_id == 1. Then due to failback, REAL_MAIN_NODE_ID is
changed to 0. Then MAIN_CONNECTION(cp) will return NULL and any
reference to it will cause segmentation fault. To prevent the issue we
should return my_main_node_id instead.
Discussion: https://www.pgpool.net/pipermail/pgpool-general/2024-June/009205.html
Backpatch-through: V4.1
sc = pool_get_session_context(true);
if (!sc)
{
- return REAL_MAIN_NODE_ID;
+ /*
+ * We used to return REAL_MAIN_NODE_ID here. Problem with it is, it
+ * is possible that REAL_MAIN_NODE_ID could be changed
+ * anytime. Suppose REAL_MAIN_NODE_ID == my_main_node_id == 1. Then
+ * due to failback, REAL_MAIN_NODE_ID is changed to 0. Then
+ * MAIN_CONNECTION(cp) will return NULL and any reference to it will
+ * cause segmentation fault. To prevent the issue we should return
+ * my_main_node_id instead.
+ */
+ return my_main_node_id;
}
if (sc->in_progress && sc->query_context)