pool_extract_error_message() incorrectly returns 255 (in decimal) on
the architecture when previous message was not an error or a notice
message. In this case per_node_error_log() happily calls ereport since
the return value from pool_extract_error_message() is greater than
0. Unfortunately the message string returned by
pool_extract_error_message() points to garbage memory in this case, a
segfault occurs.
The fix gives per_node_error_log() a guard against the bug of
pool_extract_error_message(). Moreover, the change is more consistent
with other places where pool_extract_error_message() is called.
Fix for pool_extract_error_message() will come later on.
See:
https://github.com/pgpool/pgpool2/issues/14
for more detailed discussion.
Problem reported and patch by Christian Ehrhardt.
POOL_CONNECTION_POOL_SLOT *slot = backend->slots[node_id];
char *message;
- if (pool_extract_error_message(true, CONNECTION(backend, node_id), MAJOR(backend), true, &message) > 0)
+ if (pool_extract_error_message(true, CONNECTION(backend, node_id), MAJOR(backend), true, &message) == 1)
{
ereport(LOG,
(errmsg("%s: DB node id: %d backend pid: %d statement: \"%s\" message: \"%s\"",