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Fix 16 OpenJDK test failures and evaluate @requires in the test runner - #61
Fixes 16 OpenJDK regression tests that failed in the file, process and thread directories, and runs 47 more tests in CI.
The OpenJDK runner skipped every test with @requires. It now evaluates them as jtreg does for a release Linux HotSpot, which makes about 137 more tests runnable.
New files and directories get the requested mode less the umask.
jdk.management is in the image, with UnixOperatingSystemMXBean descriptor counts, the cgroup metrics natives, and getVMOption for the options java-web can state.
openat, unlinkat, renameat, fstatat, fchmodat, fdopendir and dup, so SecureDirectoryStream works.
Symbolic and hard links on host file systems: readlink, canonical paths, inode numbers and link counts, O_NOFOLLOW and lutimes.
Each open file on a writable host file system holds one read-only host descriptor, as an open descriptor does on Linux, so the host cannot give its inode number to a new file after Java deletes the path. Without it, reporting host inodes broke FstatAfterUnlink.
An unreadable file fails with EACCES. A write-only file opens through a host handle.
Unknown user names are rejected, and File.createNewFile("") fails.
Child programs are looked up on the parent's PATH as the JDK launcher does.
docs/support.md and docs/development.md describe links, @requires, and the VM features still missing.
Adding jdk.management grows lib/modules and jdk/image.jar by about 127 KB (0.1%), boot.pack by 3.7 KB and javac.pack by 13 KB. Hello-world start time, from a boot snapshot and cold, stays within run-to-run noise.
New programs in test/java, compared with HotSpot: CreateModes, OpenFileDescriptors, VmOptions, SymbolicLinks, SecureDirectories, ProcessLookup. 47 tests join passing.txt with their durations in times.tsv. pnpm typecheck and pnpm test pass.
Noticed, not fixed:
Virtual threads that hold a monitor stay pinned to their carrier, so the Parking variants and several monitor stress tests fail. Unmounting on contended entry touches Object.wait, snapshots and the JIT monitor path.
ProcessBuilder/Basic fails 2 of 10,229 checks (-XX:OnOutOfMemoryError).
Still out of scope: live StackWalker locals, cross-process file locks, mkfifo through FFM, a real deflate compressor, and JFR.
DeleteInterference and LotsOfEvents are flaky on master too.
Resolve them on the pull request, or post @coderabbitai approve as a new top-level comment to resolve them and request approval.
Commit: 2dbbc0cf2eb3.
Summary
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New Features
Added support for symbolic and hard links, link-aware file metadata, and expanded file and directory operations.
Added host-backed management information, including memory, CPU time, and open file descriptor counts; jdk.management is now included by default.
Commands without an explicit path can now be found through PATH, with clearer errors for missing or inaccessible commands.
Bug Fixes
File creation modes now respect the host process’s umask, and open files retain their identity if their path is replaced.
Opening a missing file for writing no longer creates it.
Test runs now skip tests whose @requires conditions are not met.
Documentation
Expanded guidance on supported Java features and filesystem behavior, including known limitations.
The pull request expands filesystem and Unix native operations, adds host-backed management data and process command lookup, and updates jtreg requirement evaluation, passing-test entries, tests, and support documentation.
Changes: Runtime compatibility and native APIs
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Filesystem link contracts and backend operations src/fs.ts, src/node.ts, test/fs.test.ts
Filesystem interfaces and the VFS add link-aware metadata and operations. NodeBackend implements symbolic links, hard links, real-path resolution, and no-follow timestamp updates. Tests check real-path results across mount points.
Unix NIO adds descriptor-relative operations, link handling, directory operations, and process-umask handling for creation modes. Java test programs exercise file modes, secure directory streams, and symbolic links. Support documentation describes filesystem behavior and limitations.
File identity and descriptor accounting src/natives/io.ts, test/java/OpenFileDescriptors.java, test/nio.test.ts
Open files can pin host inodes and use host handles under additional access conditions. Descriptor counts include sockets. Tests cover inode retention after path replacement, missing-file opens, and symlink paths.
JDK management support src/natives/management.ts, src/natives/reflect.ts, scripts/build-jdk.sh, docs/support.md, test/java/VmOptions.java
Management natives report host metrics and expose VM flags. The default JDK module list adds jdk.management; documentation and a test program cover related support.
Process command lookup src/process-node.ts, test/java/ProcessLookup.java
Non-Java commands are resolved through PATH before launch. Environment parsing handles entries with and without =. The test program exercises command lookup outcomes.
jtreg requirements and passing-test inventory scripts/jtreg/run.ts, test/jtreg/passing.txt, docs/development.md
The runner evaluates @requires expressions against a Linux HotSpot property map, records false or failed evaluations as skips, and retains more child-process output. The passing-test list and runner documentation are updated.
sequenceDiagram
participant JavaNIO
participant UnixNativeDispatcher
participant VFS
participant NodeBackend
JavaNIO->>UnixNativeDispatcher: request a link or path operation
UnixNativeDispatcher->>VFS: resolve paths and delegate operation
VFS->>NodeBackend: perform host filesystem operation
NodeBackend-->>VFS: return result or error
VFS-->>UnixNativeDispatcher: return operation result
UnixNativeDispatcher-->>JavaNIO: return native result
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Possibly related issues
Project516/java-web#42: The pull request adds passing jtreg tests and evaluates @requires, which supports the issue’s request for wider OpenJDK verification. The summaries do not establish that the requested directory sweep is complete.
Possibly related PRs
Project516/java-web#37: This PR adds jdk.management to the default module selection used to build the runtime image.
Project516/java-web#75: This PR adds socket descriptors, which openFdCount now includes.
Project516/java-web#12: This PR adds CI selection for passing-test entries; this pull request updates those entries and the jtreg @requires evaluator.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 2dbbc
Relative operations on a secure directory stream can act on a replaced or detached directory instead of the one that was opened. Inode pinning for open files and a few added CI entries also have unresolved edge cases. These are narrow cases rather than common-path failures, but they should be resolved or explicitly accepted before merge.
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This PR fixes 16 OpenJDK regression test failures by implementing @requires evaluation in the jtreg runner, adding jdk.management module, supporting *at syscalls (openat, unlinkat, etc.), symbolic/hard links, inode pinning to prevent reuse after unlink, umask-aware file creation, process lookup on parent PATH, and various edge-case fixes. 47 additional tests now pass in CI. The changes span the test runner, VFS, natives, Node backend, process spawning, and documentation.
Not approved: the diff of test/java/SecureDirectories.java, test/java/SymbolicLinks.java, test/jtreg/passing.txt, test/jtreg/times.tsv, test/nio.test.ts was too large to read.
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Review of the files the review bot could not read (test/java/SecureDirectories.java, test/java/SymbolicLinks.java, test/nio.test.ts, test/jtreg/passing.txt, test/jtreg/times.tsv), fixed in a03ae47:
times.tsv had a second duration line for java/nio/channels/FileChannel/AtomicAppend.java, which master already lists. Removed.
SecureDirectories.java left the target DirectoryStream of move open, and shared one NoSuchFileException catch between move and deleteDirectory, so a failed move could print the expected line. Each now has its own try.
SymbolicLinks.java left the Files.list stream open. It is closed now.
test/nio.test.ts closed the pinned descriptors only when every assertion passed. They are closed in finally now.
No findings in passing.txt: the 46 added tests exist in the OpenJDK tree, with no duplicates. Both programs still match HotSpot, and test/nio.test.ts passes.
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This PR fixes 16 OpenJDK regression tests by adding @requires evaluation in the jtreg runner, implementing *at syscalls (openat, unlinkat, etc.), symbolic/hard links, inode pinning for open files, umask handling, process lookup on parent PATH, and the jdk.management module with UnixOperatingSystemMXBean and VM options. It also adds six new test programs and updates documentation.
Not approved: the diff of test/java/SecureDirectories.java, test/java/SymbolicLinks.java, test/jtreg/passing.txt, test/jtreg/times.tsv, test/nio.test.ts was too large to read.
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This PR fixes 16 OpenJDK regression test failures by adding @requires evaluation in the test runner, implementing symbolic/hard links, *at syscalls, inode pinning, UnixOperatingSystemMXBean, process PATH lookup, and create mode umask handling. It adds jdk.management module and new test programs. Four critical bugs are visible in the diff: NodeBackend.lstat only works for symlinks (breaking lstat on other file types), fdopendir/closedir mishandles fd ownership, getMaxFileDescriptorCount returns soft limit instead of hard limit, and pathAt doesn't validate that dfd is a directory.
Not approved: the diff of test/java/SecureDirectories.java, test/java/SymbolicLinks.java, test/jtreg/passing.txt, test/jtreg/times.tsv, test/nio.test.ts was too large to read.
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lstat returns null for non-symlinks, causing VFS.lstat to fall back to stat which follows symlinks. lstat must return the file's own metadata without following links for all file types. Change to return stat for any file (using fs.lstatSync) and only set link for symlinks.
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fdopendir stores the fd but doesn't remove it from the fd table. closedir then closes that fd via closeFd, which removes it from the table. However, the Java code still holds the original fd and may use or close it again. Per POSIX, fdopendir consumes the fd, it should be removed from the fd table immediately and not be usable afterward. Either delete the fd from the table in fdopendir, or don't close it in closedir (but then the fd leaks).
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pathAt does not verify that dfd refers to a directory. If dfd is a regular file, it uses dir.path to resolve the relative path, producing an incorrect path. Should check t.vm.fs.stat(dir.path)?.dir and throw ENOTDIR if not a directory, matching Linux behavior for *at syscalls.
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Review comments at @docs/support.md:
- Around line 27-29: Update the filesystem behavior description to limit
host-provided inode numbers and link counts to host file systems, and qualify
creation-mode behavior so it applies only when permissions can be changed.
Preserve the existing explanation of the process umask.
Review comments at @scripts/jtreg/run.ts:
- Line 122: Update the `~=` evaluation in the jtreg runner to require the
regular expression to match the entire value, rather than accepting a matching
substring. Preserve the existing null handling and pattern construction so
`@requires` decisions follow Java `String.matches` semantics.
Review comments at @src/fs.ts:
- Around line 455-456: Update VFS.realpath to preserve the full non-root mount
prefix when resolve returns `/`, rather than trimming it as though it were a
backend path suffix. Keep existing behavior for the root mount and paths below a
mount, and add coverage for all three cases.
Review comments at @src/natives/io.ts:
- Around line 391-396: pinInode must acquire a non-creating host handle for the
same inode as the file being pinned. Update pinInode and the relevant openHost
path to prevent writable pin acquisition from creating a missing path, and
ensure the inode check is coupled to the opened handle so a replacement inode is
not accepted; establish the available handle and inode checks before choosing
the implementation.
- Line 368: Update openFile to associate shared Contents with the inode identity
and reuse them only when that identity matches st.ino; on a mismatch, create
independent contents and pin the current path using pinInode. Ensure openHost
does not silently swallow EMFILE when pinning is required, or establish and test
pinning as best effort without claiming the inode-preservation guarantee.
Review comments at @src/natives/nio.ts:
- Around line 246-250: Update the existence check in the mkdir0 handler to use
lstat instead of stat, so dangling symlinks are detected and the existing EEXIST
behavior is preserved.
- Around line 228-241: Update the fdopendir and dup handlers to look up
descriptors in the file table and call unixError(EBADF) when a descriptor is
missing, rather than letting fileOf produce an IOException. Preserve the
existing directory checks and duplication behavior for valid descriptors.
- Around line 217-221: Update the `unlinkat0` flow to inspect the original
path’s final component before `pathAt` normalizes it and before `removeDir`
runs. For final `.` and `..`, return the corresponding Linux error rather than
allowing removal; preserve the existing behavior for other paths and verify the
exact error mapping against Linux semantics.
- Around line 64-70: Update pathAt to validate a relative-path descriptor before
resolving it: preserve EBADF for a missing descriptor, return ENOENT when its
directory path is detached or no longer exists, and return ENOTDIR when it
refers to a non-directory. Use the existing VFS metadata mechanism to verify the
path and directory status, without changing the absolute-path or AT_FDCWD
behavior.
Review comments at @src/process-node.ts:
- Around line 22-38: Update PATH candidate handling in the command-resolution
loop to skip non-regular files before checking execute permission, while
preserving the existing behavior of continuing to later PATH entries. Add a
regression case where a non-regular candidate precedes a valid executable.
Review comments at @test/jtreg/passing.txt:
- Around line 450-451: Validate the passing.txt entries for
UnreferencedFISClosesFd and AtomicAppend through repeated runs under CI-like
Linux load, and on macOS if that platform is supported. Remove or correct any
flaky entries that fail without a java-web code change; retain them only if
their timing-sensitive cleanup, process-state, polling, and virtual-thread
behavior is reliable.
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test/java/ProcessLookup.java
test/java/SecureDirectories.java
test/java/SymbolicLinks.java
test/java/VmOptions.java
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Common learnings
Learnt from: CR
Repo: Project516/java-web PR: 0
File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-11-05T01:39:41.735Z
Learning: Source excerpt:
# java-web
## Direction
- Prove it with tests: programs whose output must match HotSpot exactly, and
OpenJDK's own regression tests where they can run.
Learnt from: CR
Repo: Project516/java-web PR: 0
File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-11-05T01:39:41.735Z
Learning: Source excerpt:
# java-web
## Direction
- Compatibility first. Run JDK classes unmodified and implement what HotSpot
does for them (natives, VM upcalls, init order). Do not patch or replace JDK
classes. When behavior differs from HotSpot, HotSpot is right.
ast-grep (0.51.1)
test/java/CreateModes.java
[warning] 33-33: Temporary file not deleted
Context: Files.createTempFile(dir, "t", ".tmp")
Note: [CWE-377] Insecure Temporary File. Security best practice.
(tempfile-delete)
test/java/ProcessLookup.java
[warning] 26-26: Prevent path traversal
Context: new File(dir, "plain")
Note: [CWE-22] Improper Limitation of a Pathname to a Restricted Directory ('Path Traversal'). Security best practice.
(path-traversal-java)
test/java/OpenFileDescriptors.java
[warning] 12-12: Invalid permissions for temporary file
Context: File f = File.createTempFile("fds", null);
Note: [CWE-378] Creation of Temporary File With Insecure Permissions. Security best practice.
(tempfile-permissions)
[warning] 12-12: Temporary file not deleted
Context: File.createTempFile("fds", null)
Note: [CWE-377] Insecure Temporary File. Security best practice.
(tempfile-delete)
scripts/jtreg/run.ts
[warning] 122-122: Do not use variable for regular expressions
Context: new RegExp(b ?? "")
Note: [CWE-1333] Inefficient Regular Expression Complexity. Security best practice.
(regexp-non-literal-typescript)
LanguageTool
docs/development.md
[grammar] ~47-~47: Ensure spelling is correct
Context: ...unner evaluates a test's @requires as jtreg does on a release Linux HotSpot with de...
The measured count does not depend on pinInode. The inspected code also does not establish that another descriptor opens during this test’s measurement window.
src/natives/management.ts: 4
281-284: Functional Correctness
No change is required for getProcessCpuTime0.
process.cpuUsage() returns integer microsecond values on the supported Node runtime. Multiplying their sum by 1000n correctly converts it to nanoseconds, and BigInt does not throw for these documented values.
254-270: Functional Correctness
The Flag.getFlags indexing and bounds are compatible with OpenJDK 25.
Flag.java scans the full output array and ignores null entries. It does not use the returned count as a prefix length. Its callers also allocate the output array to the requested count, so the native loop does not write beyond out.a.
275-276: Functional Correctness
The conditional parsing behavior is correct, but the proposed defect lacks a supported triggering case.
248-249: Functional Correctness
The reported non-integer input is not supported by the Node implementation. The OpenJDK 25 source also returns null before creating container metrics when container support is disabled. No incorrect use of the total-size natives is established.
test/nio.test.ts: 1
128-154: Functional Correctness
The proposed concern is contradicted: removePath does not close the pin before recreation. The inode remains pinned during the assertion.
scripts/build-jdk.sh: 1
7-7: Maintainability & Code Quality
No change is required for jdk.management.
The build uses a pinned JDK 25 distribution that provides jdk.management. The module resolver includes its required java.management dependency, and jdk.management.agent is not required. The repository has no numeric image budget that this addition violates.
src/natives/io.ts: 1
463-467: Functional Correctness
openFdCount tracks socket closures correctly.
closeSockFd removes each socket descriptor from socksOf(vm.state), including server and accepted sockets. openFdCount counts that same map, so the claimed socket-count drift does not follow from the inspected code.
test/java/VmOptions.java: 1
7-15: Functional Correctness
No actionable HotSpot mismatch is established.
The comparison uses the pinned Temurin 25.0.5+8 HotSpot and passes no VM options to VmOptions. Therefore, the reported origin change from test-supplied options does not apply here.
src/natives/reflect.ts: 1
61-61: Stability & Availability
The cycle alone does not establish an uninitialized-binding failure. The inspected code does not show a material failure from the new imports.
src/process-node.ts: 1
233-236: Functional Correctness
The reported findProgram mismatch is not present.
Node applies the cwd option before resolving a relative executable, so the lookup and spawn use the same working directory. OpenJDK also searches the parent's PATH, not the child's environment PATH; the lookup matches that behavior.
test/java/ProcessLookup.java: 2
27-30: Functional Correctness
The environment concern does not establish a functional defect. The test compares both launchers under the same host conditions, and java-web passes the absolute script path to the host process launcher. A failed setExecutable, a missing interpreter, or a noexec mount would need evidence of different HotSpot and java-web results before requiring a code change.
12-13: Functional Correctness
The getCause() dereference is safe for these process-start failures.
OpenJDK 25.0.5+8 wraps the native IOException as the cause of the IOException caught by ProcessLookup. The proposed fallback is not required for the commands in this test.
src/node.ts: 1
108-114: Security & Privacy
The confinement requirement is not established.
A writable non-root backend can follow links outside its directory. The inspected production mount and backend contract do not establish that this is a security boundary.
scripts/jtreg/run.ts: 3
434-434: Maintainability & Code Quality
The larger window can change the selected line, but the inspected evidence does not establish that it degrades a failure summary. Selecting the last match can also hide useful failure details.
98-99: Functional Correctness
The test-selection impact remains undecidable.
The pinned JDK 25 property definitions and affected test expressions are needed to determine whether these fallbacks change test outcomes. The retrieved OpenJDK master source is not sufficient to establish that comparison.
65-66: Functional Correctness
No actionable mismatch is established.
The runner intentionally evaluates requirements against the host HotSpot configuration. os.maxMemory is total physical memory in jtreg, so totalmem() is the corresponding value. The java-web VM reports "javascript" for os.arch, but that value is not the context used to evaluate @requires. Machine-dependent selection is expected for memory thresholds, and the inspected passing.txt provides no evidence of such a selected test.
printf'%s\n''--- pinned source instructions ---'
nl -ba docs/development.md | sed -n '30,52p'
nl -ba .github/workflows/jtreg.yml | sed -n '70,84p'
rg -n -F -e 'jdk-25' -e 'jdk25u' -e 'release=' -- scripts .github docs package.json
printf'%s\n''--- OpenJDK regex requirements via grep.app ---'
python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.parse, urllib.request, jsonfor q in ['@requires os.arch ~=', '@requires os.family ~=', '@requires vm.cpu.features ~=']: url = 'https://grep.app/api/search?' + urllib.parse.urlencode({'q':q,'filter[repo][0]':'openjdk/jdk25u'}) try: data = json.load(urllib.request.urlopen(url, timeout=15)) print(q, 'total:', data.get('hits', {}).get('total')) for h in data.get('hits', {}).get('hits', [])[:5]: print(h.get('repo'), h.get('path'), h.get('content',{}).get('snippet')) except Exception as e: print(q, 'lookup failed:', type(e).__name__, e)PY
Repository: Project516/java-web
Length of output: 3510
Web query:
OpenJDK jdk25u "@requires" "~=" os.arch test jdk
Result:
Sources consulted:
- jtreg/src/share/doc/javatest/regtest/faq.md at master · openjdk/jtreg · GitHub — https://github.com/openjdk/jtreg/blob/master/src/share/doc/javatest/regtest/faq.md
- jdk25u/src/java.base/share/classes/java/lang/System.java at master · openjdk/jdk25u · GitHub — https://github.com/openjdk/jdk25u/blob/master/src/java.base/share/classes/java/lang/System.java
- jtreg/doc/building.md at master · openjdk/jtreg · GitHub — https://github.com/openjdk/jtreg/blob/master/doc/building.md
- jtreg/test/README.md at master · openjdk/jtreg · GitHub — https://github.com/openjdk/jtreg/blob/master/test/README.md
- jdk/test/jtreg-ext/requires/VMProps.java at master · openjdk/jdk · GitHub — https://github.com/openjdk/jdk/blob/master/test/jtreg-ext/requires/VMProps.java
- …and 23 more
Script executed:
python3 - <<'PY'import urllib.request, tarfile, reurl = 'https://codeload.github.com/openjdk/jdk25u/tar.gz/refs/tags/jdk-25.0.5-ga'try: with urllib.request.urlopen(url, timeout=45) as response: with tarfile.open(fileobj=response, mode='r|gz') as archive: count = 0 for entry in archive: if not entry.isfile() or '/test/jdk/' not in entry.name or not entry.name.endswith('.java') or entry.size > 2000000: continue source = archive.extractfile(entry).read().decode('utf-8', errors='replace') for block in re.findall(r'/\*[\s\S]*?\*/', source): if '@test' not in block or '~=' not in block or '@requires' not in block: continue print('\n' + entry.name) for match in re.finditer(r'@requires[^\n]*(?:\n\s*\*[^\n@]*)*', block): text = match.group(0) if '~=' in text: print(text[:1200]) count += 1 print('\nMatched requirement blocks:', count)except Exception as e: print('Archive inspection failed:', type(e).__name__, str(e))PY
Repository: Project516/java-web
Length of output: 1297
Use full-match semantics for ~=.
jtreg evaluates ~= with Java String.matches, but the runner uses JavaScript RegExp.test, which searches for a matching substring. A pattern that is not explicitly wrapped with .* can therefore produce a different @requires decision.
Suggested fix
--- "a/scripts/jtreg/run.ts"+++ "b/scripts/jtreg/run.ts"@@ -119,7 +119,7 @@
switch (op) {
case "==": return a === b;
case "!=": return a !== b;
- case "~=": return a !== null && new RegExp(b ?? "").test(a);+ case "~=": return a !== null && new RegExp(b ?? "").exec(a)?.[0] === a;
}
const x = size(a ?? ""), y = size(b ?? "");
return op === ">=" ? x >= y : op === "<=" ? x <= y : op === ">" ? x > y : x < y;
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Update the `~=` evaluation in the jtreg runner to require the regular expression
to match the entire value, rather than accepting a matching substring. Preserve
the existing null handling and pattern construction so `@requires` decisions
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openFile can reuse contents when o.path === abs even when the current st.ino differs. For example, an open file reached through a symlink keeps its path when the symlink target is renamed. A later open through that symlink can then read the old contents for the new inode. Store the inode identity with Contents and require it to match st.ino before reusing shared contents. Otherwise, create independent contents and pin the current path.
Also, openHost swallows EMFILE, so a failed pin silently removes the inode-preservation guarantee. Propagate that failure when the guarantee is required, or explicitly define and test pinning as best effort.
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Update openFile to associate shared Contents with the inode identity and reuse
them only when that identity matches st.ino; on a mismatch, create independent
contents and pin the current path using pinInode. Ensure openHost does not
silently swallow EMFILE when pinning is required, or establish and test pinning
as best effort without claiming the inode-preservation guarantee.
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Make inode pinning non-creating and inode-consistent.
pinInode checks the inode with fs.stat(abs) and then opens the path separately. A concurrent replacement can make the pin hold a different inode from the file opened earlier. In the write-only case, if the path is removed in that gap, the read-only open fails and openHost(fs, abs, true, readable) can recreate it because NodeBackend.openFile always adds O_CREAT to writable opens.
Use a non-creating host open that is coupled to the inode check. Do not recreate the path when acquiring a pin, and do not treat a pin on a different inode as the original file.
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pinInode must acquire a non-creating host handle for the same inode as the file
being pinned. Update pinInode and the relevant openHost path to prevent writable
pin acquisition from creating a missing path, and ensure the inode check is
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Sources consulted:
- UnixSecureDirectoryStream xref — https://checkstyle-diff-reports.s3.us-east-2.amazonaws.com/75f6a58_2026055217/reports/diff/openjdk25/xref/home/runner/work/checkstyle/checkstyle/.ci-temp/contribution/checkstyle-tester/repositories/openjdk25/src/java.base/unix/classes/sun/nio/fs/UnixSecur…[truncated]
- jdk/src/solaris/classes/sun/nio/fs/UnixSecureDirectoryStream.java - edge/openjdk - Git at Google — https://code.googlesource.com/edge/openjdk/%2B/refs/heads/master/jdk/src/solaris/classes/sun/nio/fs/UnixSecureDirectoryStream.java
- jdk/src/share/classes/java/nio/file/SecureDirectoryStream.java - edge/openjdk - Git at Google — https://code.googlesource.com/edge/openjdk/%2B/refs/heads/master/jdk/src/share/classes/java/nio/file/SecureDirectoryStream.java
- jdk/src/solaris/classes/sun/nio/fs/UnixPath.java - platform/libcore - Git at Google — https://android.git.googlesource.com/platform/libcore/%2B/aa951c36cb632f56e935adbbc586d1a5ccedbd84/jdk/src/solaris/classes/sun/nio/fs/UnixPath.java
- …and 15 more
Web query:
Linux man rmdir unlinkat AT_REMOVEDIR last pathname component dot dotdot EINVAL ENOTEMPTY
Result:
Sources consulted:
- rmdir(2) - Linux manual page — https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/rmdir.2.html
- The Linux man-pages Book — https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/docs/man-pages/book/man-pages-6.7.pdf
- unlink(2) - Linux manual page — https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/unlink.2.html
- GNU/Linux Programmer's Manual — https://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/docs/man-pages/book/man-pages-6.17.pdf
- The Linux man-pages Book — https://cdn.kernel.org/pub/linux/docs/man-pages/book/man-pages-6.8.pdf
- …and 30 more
Handle dot components before removing a directory.
unlinkat0 normalizes the path before checking its final component. For an empty directory, SecureDirectoryStream.deleteDirectory(Path.of(".")) can therefore remove the stream’s directory instead of reporting an error.
Handle final . and .. components before removal, with the corresponding Linux errors.
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Update the `unlinkat0` flow to inspect the original path’s final component
before `pathAt` normalizes it and before `removeDir` runs. For final `.` and
`..`, return the corresponding Linux error rather than allowing removal;
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printf'%s\n''--- guidance ---'
nl -ba AGENTS.md | sed -n '56,82p'
nl -ba docs/development.md | sed -n '30,56p'printf'%s\n''--- selector ---'
nl -ba scripts/jtreg/select.ts | sed -n '1,180p'printf'%s\n''--- runner status and exit ---'
nl -ba scripts/jtreg/run.ts | sed -n '445,500p;535,640p'printf'%s\n''--- JDK release ---'
rg -n '^release=' scripts/build-jdk.sh
printf'%s\n''--- remote source test availability and timing references ---'
python3 - <<'PY'import pathlib,re,urllib.request,urllib.errors=pathlib.Path("scripts/build-jdk.sh").read_text()m=re.search(r'^release=(.+)$',s,re.M)if not m: print("release declaration not found") raise SystemExitrelease=m.group(1).strip().strip('"').strip("'").split('+')[0]tag='jdk-'+release+'-ga'print('tag:',tag)paths=['java/io/FileInputStream/UnreferencedFISClosesFd.java','java/io/FileOutputStream/UnreferencedFOSClosesFd.java','java/io/RandomAccessFile/UnreferencedRAFClosesFd.java','java/lang/ProcessHandle/InfoTest.java','java/lang/ProcessHandle/TreeTest.java','java/lang/Thread/virtual/stress/CompletableFutureTimedGet.java','java/lang/Thread/virtual/stress/PingPong.java','java/lang/Thread/virtual/stress/SleepALot.java']for p in paths: url=f'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/openjdk/jdk25u/refs/tags/{tag}/test/jdk/{p}' print('\n',url) try: lines=urllib.request.urlopen(url,timeout=8).read().decode().splitlines() except (OSError,urllib.error.URLError) as e: print('FETCH FAILED:',e) continue for i,l in enumerate(lines,1): if re.search(r'flak|System\.gc|Thread\.sleep|timeout|@run|@requires|Duration|currentTimeMillis|nanoTime|await|retry',l,re.I): print(f'{i}: {l}')PY
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Validate timing-sensitive tests before keeping them in passing.txt.
The added tests include GC-triggered cleanup, host process state, polling deadlines, and virtual-thread stress workloads. Run these entries repeatedly under CI-like load on Linux. Repeat on macOS when they are expected to remain supported there. Fix or remove any entry that fails without a java-web code change.
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Validate the passing.txt entries for UnreferencedFISClosesFd and AtomicAppend
through repeated runs under CI-like Linux load, and on macOS if that platform is
supported. Remove or correct any flaky entries that fail without a java-web code
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This PR fixes 16 OpenJDK regression tests and adds @requires evaluation to the jtreg runner. It implements symbolic/hard links, *at syscalls, inode pinning, jdk.management natives, umask handling, and PATH lookup for child processes. Four critical bugs were found: NodeBackend.lstat returns null for non-symlinks (breaking lstat semantics), fdopendir doesn't consume the fd per POSIX, findProgram misclassifies directories in PATH as permission errors, and getMaxFileDescriptorCount reads the soft limit instead of the hard limit.
Not approved: the diff of test/java/OpenFileDescriptors.java, test/java/ProcessLookup.java, test/java/SecureDirectories.java, test/java/SymbolicLinks.java, test/java/VmOptions.java, test/jtreg/passing.txt, test/jtreg/times.tsv, test/nio.test.ts was too large to read.
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lstat returns null for non-symlinks, causing VFS.lstat to fall back to stat which follows symlinks. lstat must return the file's own metadata without following links for all file types. Change to return fs.lstatSync result for any file and only set link for symlinks.
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fdopendir stores the fd but doesn't remove it from the fd table. Per POSIX, fdopendir consumes the fd; the Java code must not be able to use or close it again. Remove the fd from the table here (or mark it consumed) so closedir doesn't double-close and the original fd becomes invalid.
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If a PATH entry is a directory matching the command name, this sets denied=true, causing EACCES to be returned instead of continuing to search. A non-file should not set denied; only EACCES from accessSync should.
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/proc/self/limits fields: [0]Max [1]open [2]files [3]soft-limit [4]hard-limit. getMaxFileDescriptorCount should return the hard limit (field 4), not the soft limit (field 3).
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Review comments at @src/natives/nio.ts:
- Around line 69-70: Update the relative-operation path resolution in the code
around the `DirectoryFile` and `dir.path` checks so it remains bound to the
originally opened directory rather than resolving through a replacement at the
same host path. Preserve the `SecureDirectoryStream` contract for operations
such as `deleteFile`, and add a directory-replacement case to
`SecureDirectories.java` that verifies the behavior against HotSpot.
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Repo: Project516/java-web PR: 0
File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-11-05T01:39:41.735Z
Learning: Source excerpt:
# java-web
## Direction
- Prove it with tests: programs whose output must match HotSpot exactly, and
OpenJDK's own regression tests where they can run.
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File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-11-05T01:39:41.735Z
Learning: Source excerpt:
# java-web
## Direction
- Compatibility first. Run JDK classes unmodified and implement what HotSpot
does for them (natives, VM upcalls, init order). Do not patch or replace JDK
classes. When behavior differs from HotSpot, HotSpot is right.
ast-grep (0.51.1)
scripts/jtreg/run.ts
[warning] 122-122: Regular expression constructed from variable input detected. This can lead to Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS) attacks if the variable contains malicious patterns. Use libraries like 'recheck' to validate regex safety or use static patterns.
Context: new RegExp(^(?:${b ?? ""})$)
Note: [CWE-1333] Inefficient Regular Expression Complexity
The test backends return their input. The test therefore cannot detect a wrong prefix or suffix combination when the backend rewrites the path. Add a case where the backend maps /lib to a different path, under both the root mount and /jdk.
src/natives/nio.ts: 2
232-234: Functional Correctness
Check the order of path resolution and the dot-component check in unlinkat0.
pathAt runs before the . and .. check. For a bad descriptor, the result is EBADF or ENOTDIR, which is consistent with Linux. Confirm that lastComponent returns undefined for an empty or /-only name. In that case the code removes the directory itself. Linux returns an error for an empty name (ENOENT) in unlinkat.
264-266: Functional Correctness
Check the mkdir0 creation mode when applyCreateMode fails.
fs.mkdir succeeds first. applyCreateMode then ignores the chmod result. On a backend that has no chmod (for example, the in-memory backend), the requested mode is not applied. The docs say that "default modes" apply there, so this is probably intended. Confirm that this matches the docs.
test/java/SecureDirectories.java: 1
73-75: Maintainability & Code Quality
Remove the unused ch variable, or make the intent explicit.
PMD reports ch as unused. If the try-with-resources variable is only there to close the channel, rename it to _ where the target Java version allows it. Otherwise keep it and suppress the hint.
Source: Linters/SAST tools
docs/support.md: 1
27-30: Maintainability & Code Quality
Confirm that the doc claim about host modes matches the implementation.
The text says files on host file systems get the requested open and mkdir modes less the umask. The code applies this only when fs.chmod succeeds. A read-only host mount or a failed chmod leaves the default mode. Confirm that the wording is accurate for those cases.
src/fs.ts: 1
458-460: Functional Correctness
The requested non-identity example maps correctly. The inspected code does not support a defect in that case.
test/java/SymbolicLinks.java: 1
51-58: Functional Correctness
The harness already compares the output with a HotSpot run. The inspected code does not establish an exception-class mismatch.
src/node.ts: 1
237-237: Functional Correctness
The two calls can race, but the applicable Java contract permits non-atomic timestamp updates. The inspected code does not establish a material defect in the questioned handling.
scripts/jtreg/run.ts: 1
122-122: Functional Correctness
The regex implementations differ, but the configured corpus does not establish an affected run. The only escaped regex is skipped because os.version is unknown before regex matching.
Java SecureDirectoryStream API relative directory remains accessible moved replaced external attacker operations relative open directory documentation
Result:
Sources consulted:
- SecureDirectoryStream (Java SE 25 & JDK 25) — https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/25/docs/api/java.base/java/nio/file/SecureDirectoryStream.html
- SecureDirectoryStream (Java SE 16 & JDK 16) — https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/16/docs/api/java.base/java/nio/file/SecureDirectoryStream.html
- SecureDirectoryStream | API reference | Android Developers — https://developer.android.com/reference/java/nio/file/SecureDirectoryStream
- SecureDirectoryStream (Java SE 28 & JDK 28 [ad-hoc build]) — https://cr.openjdk.org/~dlsmith/jep401/jep401-20260608/api/java.base/java/nio/file/SecureDirectoryStream.html
- jdk/src/share/classes/java/nio/file/SecureDirectoryStream.java - edge/openjdk - Git at Google — https://code.googlesource.com/edge/openjdk/%2B/refs/heads/master/jdk/src/share/classes/java/nio/file/SecureDirectoryStream.java
- …and 12 more
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Keep relative operations bound to the open directory.
If another process removes and recreates a host directory, pathAt can resolve against the replacement. For example, deleteFile can delete a file in the wrong directory. This violates the SecureDirectoryStream contract.
Preserve directory identity for relative operations. Add a replacement test to SecureDirectories.java and compare its output with HotSpot.
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Review comment at @src/natives/nio.ts around lines 69 - 70:
Update the relative-operation path resolution in the code around the
`DirectoryFile` and `dir.path` checks so it remains bound to the originally
opened directory rather than resolving through a replacement at the same host
path. Preserve the `SecureDirectoryStream` contract for operations such as
`deleteFile`, and add a directory-replacement case to `SecureDirectories.java`
that verifies the behavior against HotSpot.
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Reviewed the files the review bot could not read on 2dbbc0c (test/java/OpenFileDescriptors.java, ProcessLookup.java, VmOptions.java, and the changes since a03ae47 to SecureDirectories.java, SymbolicLinks.java and test/nio.test.ts). No findings: the programs print only differences and booleans for descriptor counts, need nothing beyond /bin/true and true on PATH, and match HotSpot in CI.
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Fixes 16 OpenJDK regression tests that failed in the file, process and thread directories, and runs 47 more tests in CI.
@requires. It now evaluates them as jtreg does for a release Linux HotSpot, which makes about 137 more tests runnable.jdk.managementis in the image, withUnixOperatingSystemMXBeandescriptor counts, the cgroup metrics natives, andgetVMOptionfor the options java-web can state.openat,unlinkat,renameat,fstatat,fchmodat,fdopendiranddup, soSecureDirectoryStreamworks.readlink, canonical paths, inode numbers and link counts,O_NOFOLLOWandlutimes.FstatAfterUnlink.EACCES. A write-only file opens through a host handle.File.createNewFile("")fails.PATHas the JDK launcher does.docs/support.mdanddocs/development.mddescribe links,@requires, and the VM features still missing.Adding
jdk.managementgrowslib/modulesandjdk/image.jarby about 127 KB (0.1%),boot.packby 3.7 KB andjavac.packby 13 KB. Hello-world start time, from a boot snapshot and cold, stays within run-to-run noise.New programs in
test/java, compared with HotSpot:CreateModes,OpenFileDescriptors,VmOptions,SymbolicLinks,SecureDirectories,ProcessLookup. 47 tests joinpassing.txtwith their durations intimes.tsv.pnpm typecheckandpnpm testpass.Noticed, not fixed:
Parkingvariants and several monitor stress tests fail. Unmounting on contended entry touchesObject.wait, snapshots and the JIT monitor path.ProcessBuilder/Basicfails 2 of 10,229 checks (-XX:OnOutOfMemoryError).StackWalkerlocals, cross-process file locks,mkfifothrough FFM, a real deflate compressor, and JFR.DeleteInterferenceandLotsOfEventsare flaky on master too.