char uuid_str[LTTNG_UUID_STR_LEN];
char chunk_id_str[MAX_INT_DEC_LEN(typeof(chunk_id))] = "-1";
struct lttng_trace_chunk *published_chunk = NULL;
+ bool trace_chunk_already_published;
lttng_uuid_to_str(sessiond_uuid, uuid_str);
lttng_uuid_copy(key.sessiond_uuid, sessiond_uuid);
goto end;
}
- published_chunk = lttng_trace_chunk_registry_publish_chunk(
- element->trace_chunk_registry, session_id, new_chunk);
+ published_chunk = lttng_trace_chunk_registry_publish_chunk_published(
+ element->trace_chunk_registry, session_id, new_chunk,
+ &trace_chunk_already_published);
+
/*
- * At this point, two references to the published chunks exist. One
- * is taken by the registry while the other is being returned to the
- * caller. In the use case of the relay daemon, the reference held
- * by the registry itself is undesirable.
+ * When the trace chunk is first published, two references to the
+ * published chunks exist. One is taken by the registry while the other
+ * is being returned to the caller. In the use case of the relay daemon,
+ * the reference held by the registry itself is undesirable.
*
* We want the trace chunk to be removed from the registry as soon
* as it is not being used by the relay daemon (through a session
* or a stream). This differs from the behaviour of the consumer
* daemon which relies on an explicit command from the session
* daemon to release the registry's reference.
+ *
+ * In cases where the trace chunk had already been published,
+ * the reference belonging to the sessiond trace chunk
+ * registry instance has already been 'put'. We simply return
+ * the published trace chunk with a reference taken on behalf of the
+ * caller.
*/
- lttng_trace_chunk_put(published_chunk);
+ if (!trace_chunk_already_published) {
+ lttng_trace_chunk_put(published_chunk);
+ }
end:
trace_chunk_registry_ht_element_put(element);
return published_chunk;