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authorOphestra <cat@gensokyo.uk>2026-10-07 03:11:54 +0900
committerOphestra <cat@gensokyo.uk>2026-10-07 03:11:54 +0900
commit7ff313f463bcc73225e8d62764c06607eda8f36d (patch)
treec53af1256e9fe828f148c0ed89cb9da11bb13486 /internal/kobject
parentdf3987f291c45b38a8c3ea96a95cfad24d1e2860 (diff)
container: recover from intermittent EACCES
This change works around a race in the vfs, where ACLs are ineffective for a very short window of time while they are being written. This remained undiscovered until now due to the previous integration test suite's complete inability to handle concurrency (the nixos vm test machinery could not even support python multithreading). At the time, it was deemed unnecessary to run this kind of test in the integration vm, as the entire container package up to the syscall wrappers had full test coverage and plenty of tests for race conditions, and a race in vfs was simply unexpected. This workaround adds around 60 milliseconds of latency for a truly inaccessible path. While this is not ideal, it is somewhat cheaper and a lot easier to implement than synchronising container startup all the way up from shim to the priv-side process. Regardless, EACCES should not occur at all during regular use, and a 60-millisecond delay during application development is hardly a problem. Signed-off-by: Ophestra <cat@gensokyo.uk>
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