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517 lines
18 KiB
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517 lines
18 KiB
C++
/******************************************************************************
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License: GNU General Public License v3.0 only
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Copyright:
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(C) 2008 - 2021 Alexander Shaduri <ashaduri@gmail.com>
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******************************************************************************/
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/// \file
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/// \author Alexander Shaduri
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/// \ingroup applib
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/// \weakgroup applib
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/// @{
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#include "local_glibmm.h"
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#include <algorithm> // std::max, std::min
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#include <cmath> // std::floor
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#include <chrono>
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#include <cstdint>
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#include <format>
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#include <memory>
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#include <unordered_map>
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#include <string>
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#include "app_pcrecpp.h"
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#include "smartctl_parser_types.h"
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#include "smartctl_parser.h"
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#include "storage_device_detected_type.h"
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#include "storage_property.h"
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#include "smartctl_text_ata_parser.h"
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#include "selftest.h"
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#include "storage_property_descr.h"
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#include "smartctl_version_parser.h"
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SelfTestStatusSeverity get_self_test_status_severity(SelfTestStatus s)
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{
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static const std::unordered_map<SelfTestStatus, SelfTestStatusSeverity> m {
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{SelfTestStatus::Unknown, SelfTestStatusSeverity::None},
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{SelfTestStatus::CompletedNoError, SelfTestStatusSeverity::None},
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{SelfTestStatus::ManuallyAborted, SelfTestStatusSeverity::Warning},
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{SelfTestStatus::Interrupted, SelfTestStatusSeverity::Warning},
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{SelfTestStatus::CompletedWithError, SelfTestStatusSeverity::Error},
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{SelfTestStatus::InProgress, SelfTestStatusSeverity::None},
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{SelfTestStatus::Reserved, SelfTestStatusSeverity::None},
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};
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if (auto iter = m.find(s); iter != m.end()) {
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return iter->second;
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}
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return SelfTestStatusSeverity::None;
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}
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std::string SelfTest::get_test_displayable_name(SelfTest::TestType type)
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{
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static const std::unordered_map<TestType, std::string> m {
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// {TestType::ImmediateOffline, _("Immediate Offline Test")},
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{TestType::ShortTest, _("Short Self-Test")},
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{TestType::LongTest, _("Extended Self-Test")},
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{TestType::Conveyance, _("Conveyance Self-Test")},
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};
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if (auto iter = m.find(type); iter != m.end()) {
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return iter->second;
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}
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return "[internal_error]";
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}
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bool SelfTest::is_active() const
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{
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return (status_ == SelfTestStatus::InProgress);
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}
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int8_t SelfTest::get_remaining_percent() const
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{
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return remaining_percent_;
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}
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// Returns estimated time of completion for the test. returns -1 if n/a or unknown. 0 is a valid value.
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std::chrono::seconds SelfTest::get_remaining_seconds() const
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{
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using namespace std::literals;
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const std::chrono::seconds total = get_min_duration_seconds();
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if (total <= 0s)
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return -1s; // unknown
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const double gran = (double(total.count()) / 9.); // seconds per 10%
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// since remaining_percent_ may be manually set to 100, we limit from the above.
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const double rem_seconds_at_last_change = std::min(double(total.count()), gran * remaining_percent_ / 10.);
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const double rem = rem_seconds_at_last_change - timer_.elapsed();
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return std::chrono::seconds(std::max(int64_t(0), (int64_t)std::round(rem))); // don't return negative values.
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}
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SelfTest::TestType SelfTest::get_test_type() const
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{
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return type_;
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}
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SelfTestStatus SelfTest::get_status() const
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{
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return status_;
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}
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std::chrono::seconds SelfTest::get_poll_in_seconds() const
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{
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return poll_in_seconds_;
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}
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// a drive reports a constant "test duration during idle" capability.
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std::chrono::seconds SelfTest::get_min_duration_seconds() const
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{
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using namespace std::literals;
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if (!drive_)
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return -1s; // n/a
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if (total_duration_ != -1s) // cache
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return total_duration_;
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if (drive_->get_detected_type() == StorageDeviceDetectedType::Nvme) {
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return -1s; // NVMe doesn't report this.
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}
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// ATA
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std::string prop_name;
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switch(type_) {
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// case TestType::ImmediateOffline: prop_name = "ata_smart_data/offline_data_collection/completion_seconds"; break;
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case TestType::ShortTest: prop_name = "ata_smart_data/self_test/polling_minutes/short"; break;
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case TestType::LongTest: prop_name = "ata_smart_data/self_test/polling_minutes/extended"; break;
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case TestType::Conveyance: prop_name = "ata_smart_data/self_test/polling_minutes/conveyance"; break;
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}
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const StorageProperty p = drive_->get_property_repository().lookup_property(prop_name,
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StoragePropertySection::Capabilities);
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// p stores it as uint64_t
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return (total_duration_ = (p.empty() ? 0s : p.get_value<std::chrono::seconds>()));
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}
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bool SelfTest::is_supported() const
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{
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if (!drive_)
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return false;
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if (drive_->get_detected_type() == StorageDeviceDetectedType::Nvme) {
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switch (type_) {
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// case TestType::ImmediateOffline:
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case TestType::Conveyance:
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return false; // not supported by nvme
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case TestType::ShortTest:
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case TestType::LongTest:
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// NVMe spec
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return true;
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}
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} else if (drive_->get_detected_type() == StorageDeviceDetectedType::AtaAny
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|| drive_->get_detected_type() == StorageDeviceDetectedType::AtaHdd
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|| drive_->get_detected_type() == StorageDeviceDetectedType::AtaSsd) {
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// Find appropriate capability
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std::string prop_name;
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switch(type_) {
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// case TestType::ImmediateOffline:
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// prop_name = "ata_smart_data/capabilities/exec_offline_immediate_supported";
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// break;
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// return false; // disable this for now - it's unsupported by this application.
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case TestType::ShortTest:
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case TestType::LongTest: // same for short and long
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prop_name = "ata_smart_data/capabilities/self_tests_supported";
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break;
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case TestType::Conveyance:
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prop_name = "ata_smart_data/capabilities/conveyance_self_test_supported";
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break;
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}
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const StorageProperty p = drive_->get_property_repository().lookup_property(prop_name);
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return (!p.empty() && p.get_value<bool>());
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}
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return false;
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}
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// start the test
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hz::ExpectedVoid<SelfTestExecutionError> SelfTest::start(const std::shared_ptr<CommandExecutor>& smartctl_ex)
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{
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if (!drive_) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::InternalError, _("Internal Error: Drive must not be NULL."));
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}
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if (drive_->get_test_is_active()) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::AlreadyRunning, _("A test is already running on this drive."));
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}
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if (!this->is_supported()) {
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// Translators: {} is a test name - Short test, etc.
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::UnsupportedTest,
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std::vformat(_("{} is unsupported by this drive."), std::make_format_args(get_test_displayable_name(type_))));
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}
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std::string test_param;
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switch(type_) {
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// case TestType::ImmediateOffline: test_param = "offline"; break;
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case TestType::ShortTest: test_param = "short"; break;
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case TestType::LongTest: test_param = "long"; break;
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case TestType::Conveyance: test_param = "conveyance"; break;
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// no default - this way we get warned by compiler if we're not listing all of them.
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}
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if (test_param.empty()) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::InvalidTestType, _("Invalid test specified."));
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}
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std::string output;
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auto execute_status = drive_->execute_device_smartctl("--test=" + test_param, smartctl_ex, output);
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if (!execute_status.has_value()) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::CommandFailed,
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std::vformat(_("Sending command to drive failed: {}"), std::make_format_args(execute_status.error().message())));
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}
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bool ata_test_started = app_pcre_match(R"(/^Drive command .* successful\.\nTesting has begun\.$/mi)", output);
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bool nvme_test_started = app_pcre_match(R"(/^Self-test has begun$/mi)", output);
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if (!ata_test_started && !nvme_test_started) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::CommandUnknownError, _("Sending command to drive failed."));
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}
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// update our members
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// error_message = this->update(smartctl_ex);
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// if (!error_message.empty()) // update can error out too.
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// return error_message;
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// Don't update here - the logs may not be updated this fast.
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// Better to wait several seconds and then call it manually.
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// Set up everything so that the caller won't have to.
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::InProgress;
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remaining_percent_ = 100;
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// set to 90 to avoid the 100->90 timer reset. this way we won't be looking at
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// "remaining 60sec" on 60sec test twice (5 seconds apart). Since the test starts
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// at 90% anyway, it's a good thing.
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last_seen_percent_ = 90;
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poll_in_seconds_ = std::chrono::seconds(5); // first update() in 5 seconds
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timer_.start();
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drive_->set_test_is_active(true);
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return {}; // everything ok
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}
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// abort test.
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hz::ExpectedVoid<SelfTestExecutionError> SelfTest::force_stop(const std::shared_ptr<CommandExecutor>& smartctl_ex)
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{
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if (!drive_) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::InternalError, _("Internal Error: Drive must not be NULL."));
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}
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if (!drive_->get_test_is_active()) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::NotRunning, _("No test is currently running on this drive."));
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}
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// To abort immediate offline test, the device MUST have
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// "Abort Offline collection upon new command" capability,
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// any command (e.g. "--abort") will abort it. If it has "Suspend Offline...",
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// there's no way to abort such test.
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// if (type_ == TestType::ImmediateOffline) {
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// const StorageProperty p = drive_->get_property_repository().lookup_property(
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// "ata_smart_data/capabilities/offline_is_aborted_upon_new_cmd");
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// if (!p.empty() && p.get_value<bool>()) { // if empty, give a chance to abort anyway.
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// return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestError::StopUnsupported, _("Aborting this test is unsupported by the drive."));
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// }
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// // else, proceed as any other test
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// }
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// To abort non-captive short, long and conveyance tests, use "--abort".
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std::string output;
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auto execute_status = drive_->execute_device_smartctl("--abort", smartctl_ex, output);
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if (!execute_status) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::CommandFailed,
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std::vformat(_("Sending command to drive failed: {}"), std::make_format_args(execute_status.error().message())));
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}
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// this command prints success even if no test was running.
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if (!app_pcre_match("/^Self-testing aborted!$/mi", output)) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::CommandUnknownError, _("Sending command to drive failed."));
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}
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// update our members
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auto update_status = this->update(smartctl_ex);
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// the thing is, update() may fail to actually update the statuses, so
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// do it manually.
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if (status_ == SelfTestStatus::InProgress) { // update() couldn't do its job
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::ManuallyAborted;
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remaining_percent_ = -1;
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last_seen_percent_ = -1;
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poll_in_seconds_ = std::chrono::seconds(-1);
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timer_.stop();
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drive_->set_test_is_active(false);
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}
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if (!update_status) { // update can error out too.
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::UpdateError,
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std::vformat(_("Error fetching test progress information: {}"), std::make_format_args(update_status.error().message())));
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}
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return {}; // everything ok
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}
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// update status variables. note: the returned error is an error in logic,
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// not a hw defect error.
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hz::ExpectedVoid<SelfTestExecutionError> SelfTest::update(const std::shared_ptr<CommandExecutor>& smartctl_ex)
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{
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using namespace std::literals;
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if (!drive_) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::InternalError, _("Internal Error: Drive must not be NULL."));
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}
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std::string output;
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// ATA shows status in capabilities; NVMe shows it in self-test log.
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auto execute_status = drive_->execute_device_smartctl("--capabilities --log=selftest", smartctl_ex, output);
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if (!execute_status) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::CommandFailed,
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std::vformat(_("Sending command to drive failed: {}"), std::make_format_args(execute_status.error().message())));
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}
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std::shared_ptr<SmartctlParser> parser;
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if (drive_->get_detected_type() == StorageDeviceDetectedType::Nvme) {
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parser = SmartctlParser::create(SmartctlParserType::Nvme, SmartctlVersionParser::get_default_format(SmartctlParserType::Nvme));
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} else {
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parser = SmartctlParser::create(SmartctlParserType::Ata, SmartctlVersionParser::get_default_format(SmartctlParserType::Ata));
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}
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DBG_ASSERT_RETURN(parser, hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::ParseError, _("Cannot create parser.")));
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auto parse_status = parser->parse(output);
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if (!parse_status) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::ParseError,
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std::vformat(_("Cannot parse smartctl output: {}"), std::make_format_args(parse_status.error().message())));
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}
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const auto property_repo = StoragePropertyProcessor::process_properties(
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parser->get_property_repository(), drive_->get_detected_type());
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if (drive_->get_detected_type() == StorageDeviceDetectedType::Nvme) {
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const StorageProperty current_operation = property_repo.lookup_property("nvme_self_test_log/current_self_test_operation/value/_decoded");
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// If no test is active, the property may be absent, or set to None.
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if (!current_operation.empty()
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&& current_operation.get_value<std::string>() != NvmeSelfTestCurrentOperationTypeExt::get_storable_name(NvmeSelfTestCurrentOperationType::None)) {
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::InProgress;
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auto remaining_percent = property_repo.lookup_property("nvme_self_test_log/current_self_test_operation/current_self_test_completion_percent");
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if (!remaining_percent.empty()) {
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remaining_percent_ = static_cast<int8_t>(100 - remaining_percent.get_value<int64_t>());
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}
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} else { // no test is active
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// The first self-test table entry is the latest.
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std::optional<NvmeStorageSelftestEntry> entry;
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for (const auto& e : property_repo.get_properties()) {
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if (e.is_value_type<NvmeStorageSelftestEntry>() && e.get_value<AtaStorageSelftestEntry>().test_num == 1) {
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entry = e.get_value<NvmeStorageSelftestEntry>();
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}
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}
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if (!entry) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::ReportUnsupported, _("The drive doesn't report the test status."));
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}
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switch (entry->result) {
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case NvmeSelfTestResultType::Unknown:
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::Unknown;
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break;
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case NvmeSelfTestResultType::CompletedNoError:
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::CompletedNoError;
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break;
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case NvmeSelfTestResultType::AbortedSelfTestCommand:
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::ManuallyAborted;
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break;
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case NvmeSelfTestResultType::AbortedControllerReset:
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case NvmeSelfTestResultType::AbortedNamespaceRemoved:
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case NvmeSelfTestResultType::AbortedFormatNvmCommand:
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case NvmeSelfTestResultType::AbortedUnknownReason:
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case NvmeSelfTestResultType::AbortedSanitizeOperation:
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::Interrupted;
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break;
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case NvmeSelfTestResultType::FatalOrUnknownTestError:
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case NvmeSelfTestResultType::CompletedUnknownFailedSegment:
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case NvmeSelfTestResultType::CompletedFailedSegments:
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::CompletedWithError;
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break;
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}
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}
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} else {
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// ATA:
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// Note: Since the self-test log is sometimes late
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// and in undetermined order (sorting by hours is too rough),
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// we use the "self-test status" capability.
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StorageProperty p;
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for (const auto& e : property_repo.get_properties()) {
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if (e.is_value_type<AtaStorageSelftestEntry>() || e.get_value<AtaStorageSelftestEntry>().test_num != 0
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|| e.generic_name != "ata_smart_data/self_test/status/_merged")
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continue;
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p = e;
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}
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if (p.empty()) {
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return hz::Unexpected(SelfTestExecutionError::ReportUnsupported, _("The drive doesn't report the test status."));
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}
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switch (p.get_value<AtaStorageSelftestEntry>().status) {
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case AtaStorageSelftestEntry::Status::InProgress:
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::InProgress;
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break;
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case AtaStorageSelftestEntry::Status::Unknown:
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::Unknown;
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break;
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case AtaStorageSelftestEntry::Status::Reserved:
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::Reserved;
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break;
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case AtaStorageSelftestEntry::Status::CompletedNoError:
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::CompletedNoError;
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break;
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case AtaStorageSelftestEntry::Status::AbortedByHost:
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::ManuallyAborted;
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break;
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case AtaStorageSelftestEntry::Status::Interrupted:
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::Interrupted;
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break;
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case AtaStorageSelftestEntry::Status::FatalOrUnknown:
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case AtaStorageSelftestEntry::Status::ComplUnknownFailure:
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case AtaStorageSelftestEntry::Status::ComplElectricalFailure:
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case AtaStorageSelftestEntry::Status::ComplServoFailure:
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case AtaStorageSelftestEntry::Status::ComplReadFailure:
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case AtaStorageSelftestEntry::Status::ComplHandlingDamage:
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status_ = SelfTestStatus::CompletedWithError;
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break;
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}
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if (status_ == SelfTestStatus::InProgress) {
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remaining_percent_ = p.get_value<AtaStorageSelftestEntry>().remaining_percent;
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}
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}
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// Note that the test needs 90% to complete, not 100. It starts at 90%
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// and reaches 00% on completion. That's 9 pieces.
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if (status_ == SelfTestStatus::InProgress) {
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if (remaining_percent_ != last_seen_percent_) {
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last_seen_percent_ = remaining_percent_;
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timer_.start(); // restart the timer
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}
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const std::chrono::seconds total = get_min_duration_seconds();
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if (total <= 0s) { // unknown
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poll_in_seconds_ = 30s; // just a guess
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} else {
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// seconds per 10%. use double, because e.g. 60sec test gives silly values with int.
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const double gran = (double(total.count()) / 9.);
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// Add 1/10 for disk load delays, etc. . Limit to 15sec, in case of very quick tests.
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poll_in_seconds_ = std::chrono::seconds(std::max(int64_t(15), int64_t(gran / 3. + (gran / 10.))));
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// for long tests we don't want to make the user wait too much, so
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// we need to poll more frequently by the end, in case it's completed.
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if (type_ == TestType::LongTest && remaining_percent_ == 10)
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poll_in_seconds_ = std::chrono::seconds(std::max(int64_t(1*60), int64_t(gran / 10.))); // that's 2 min for 180min extended test
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debug_out_dump("app", DBG_FUNC_MSG << "total: " << total.count() << ", gran: " << gran
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<< ", poll in: " << poll_in_seconds_.count() << ", remaining secs: " << get_remaining_seconds().count()
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<< ", remaining %: " << int(remaining_percent_) << ", last seen %: " << int(last_seen_percent_) << ".\n");
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}
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} else {
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remaining_percent_ = -1;
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last_seen_percent_ = -1;
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poll_in_seconds_ = -1s;
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timer_.stop();
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}
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drive_->set_test_is_active(status_ == SelfTestStatus::InProgress);
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return {}; // everything ok
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}
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/// @}
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