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fix a bug related to user update failed in case of proxysql cluster #84

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14 changes: 10 additions & 4 deletions lib/puppet/provider/proxy_mysql_user/proxysql.rb
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Expand Up @@ -55,14 +55,20 @@ def create
schema_locked = @resource.value(:schema_locked) || 0
transaction_persistent = @resource.value(:transaction_persistent) || 1
fast_forward = @resource.value(:fast_forward) || 0
backend = @resource.value(:backend) || 1
frontend = @resource.value(:frontend) || 1
backend = @resource.value(:backend)
frontend = @resource.value(:frontend)
max_connections = @resource.value(:max_connections) || 10_000

query = 'INSERT INTO mysql_users (`username`, `password`, `active`, `use_ssl`, `default_hostgroup`, `default_schema`, '
query << ' `schema_locked`, `transaction_persistent`, `fast_forward`, `backend`, `frontend`, `max_connections`) '
query << ' `schema_locked`, `transaction_persistent`, `fast_forward`, '
query << ' `backend`,' if defined?(backend).nil?
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I'm not following this. Won't the variable always be defined? and return local-variable (a String which won't be nil)?

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Only if you will define it in your manifest. Else as it don't have default values this would be skipped

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each user defined in puppet should just create 2 entries in the proxysql config, one backend and one frontend user... These settings currently do not mean anything in the upstream product but they are designed this way to add some functionality to them in the future...

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Yeah, that's OK. But the problem is with constraint violation, which i've described in first post. That's really make some problems with cluster deployments

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then I would assume you need a GROUP BY username statement here and change this line to SELECT password, active, use_ssl, default_hostgroup, default_schema, schema_locked, transaction_persistent, fast_forward, MAX(backend) as backend, MAX(frontend) as frontend, max_connections FROM mysql_users WHERE username = '#{name}' GROUP BY username

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the insert and update statements need to update both entries when making changes:
with a WHERE username = '<blah>' AND backend = 0 and a WHERE username = '<blah>' AND backend = 1 to keep both records up-to-date...

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I agree with adding GROUP BY and MAX statements to query. But i don't understand the need to have inserting or updating both entries. Right now, as this fields are not used, no one will specify them in user hash, so basically a user with default values will be inserted (frontend = 1, backend = 1). Then as update also do not specify if this user is frontend or backend - both will be updated. Isn't it correct behavior for current situation?

query << ' `frontend`,' if defined?(frontend).nil?
query << ' `max_connections`)'
query << " VALUES ('#{name}', '#{password}', #{active}, #{use_ssl}, #{default_hostgroup}, '#{default_schema}', "
query << " #{schema_locked}, #{transaction_persistent}, #{fast_forward}, #{backend}, #{frontend}, #{max_connections})"
query << " #{schema_locked}, #{transaction_persistent}, #{fast_forward}, "
query << " #{backend}," if defined?(backend).nil?
query << " #{frontend}," if defined?(frontend).nil?
query << " #{max_connections})"
mysql([defaults_file, '-e', query].compact)
@property_hash[:ensure] = :present

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2 changes: 0 additions & 2 deletions lib/puppet/type/proxy_mysql_user.rb
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Expand Up @@ -80,13 +80,11 @@ def initialize(*args)

newproperty(:backend) do
desc 'Backend or not.'
defaultto 1
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Agreed. Defaults in resource properties in the type are almost always wrong.

newvalue(%r{[01]})
end

newproperty(:frontend) do
desc 'Frontend or not.'
defaultto 1
newvalue(%r{[01]})
end

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