implement execution timeouts for executors
Previously, it was possible for an executor to hang forever. To mitigate this, we now implement process execution timeouts for executors, by looping with waitpid(..., WNOHANG) and sleeping. This could be implemented more efficiently with process descriptors, see pidfd_open(2), but that interface is Linux-specific and is only available on Linux 5.3 or newer.
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#include <getopt.h>
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#include "cmd/multicall.h"
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#define DEFAULT_TIMEOUT 300
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struct lif_execute_opts exec_opts = {
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.interfaces_file = INTERFACES_FILE,
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.executor_path = EXECUTOR_PATH,
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.state_file = STATE_FILE
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.state_file = STATE_FILE,
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.timeout = DEFAULT_TIMEOUT,
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};
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static void
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exec_opts.force = true;
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}
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static void
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set_timeout(const char *opt_arg)
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{
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exec_opts.timeout = atoi(opt_arg);
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if (exec_opts.timeout < 0)
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exec_opts.timeout = DEFAULT_TIMEOUT;
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}
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static struct if_option exec_options[] = {
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{'f', "force", NULL, "force (de)configuration", false, set_force},
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{'i', "interfaces", "interfaces FILE", "use FILE for interface definitions", true, set_interfaces_file},
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{'v', "verbose", NULL, "show what commands are being run", false, set_verbose},
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{'E', "executor-path", "executor-path PATH", "use PATH for executor directory", true, set_executor_path},
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{'S', "state-file", "state-file FILE", "use FILE for state", true, set_state_file},
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{'T', "timeout", "timeout TIMEOUT", "wait TIMEOUT seconds for executors to complete", true, set_timeout},
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};
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struct if_option_group exec_option_group = {
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