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remote_exec hangs forever when remotely using gevent model only at python3 #123

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pcw109550 opened this issue Apr 21, 2021 · 1 comment

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pcw109550 commented Apr 21, 2021

The problem only occurs at python3.

Environment:

  • OS: Linux faa410b1f09b 4.19.121-linuxkit #1 SMP Thu Jan 21 15:36:34 UTC 2021 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
  • Python version: Python 3.7.5

Dependencies:

  • gevent version: 21.1.2
  • execnet version: 1.8.0

Code:

import execnet
# hangs forever when remote is gevent
execnet.set_execmodel('thread', 'gevent')
gw = execnet.makegateway()
print(gw)
print(gw.remote_status())

print('channel.send')
print (gw.remote_exec("channel.send(333)").receive())
print('everything done')

Problem: Above code hangs forever.

Stdout:

<Gateway id='gw0' receive-live, thread model, 0 active channels>
<RInfo 'execmodel=gevent, numchannels=0, numexecuting=0'>
channel.send

Debug log:

[89653] gw0 sent <Message STATUS channel=1 lendata=0>
[89653] gw0 [receiver-thread] RECEIVERTHREAD: starting to run
[89655] creating workergateway on <execnet.gateway_base.Popen2IO object at 0x1106a5820>
[89655] gw0-worker [serve] spawning receiver thread
[89655] gw0-worker [serve] joining receiver thread
[89655] gw0-worker waiting for receiver thread to finish
[89655] gw0-worker [receiver-thread] RECEIVERTHREAD: starting to run
[89655] gw0-worker [receiver-thread] received <Message STATUS channel=1 lendata=0>
[89655] gw0-worker sent <Message CHANNEL_DATA channel=1 lendata=73>
[89653] gw0 [receiver-thread] received <Message CHANNEL_DATA channel=1 lendata=73>
[89653] gw0 [receiver-thread] received <Message CHANNEL_CLOSE channel=1 lendata=0>
[89655] gw0-worker sent <Message CHANNEL_CLOSE channel=1 lendata=0>
[89653] gw0 1 channel.__del__
[89653] gw0 sent <Message CHANNEL_EXEC channel=3 lendata=31>
[89655] gw0-worker [receiver-thread] received <Message CHANNEL_EXEC channel=3 lendata=31>

The code hangs while executing remote_exec. The problem only occurs when remote thread model is gevent.

I guess the problem occurred because while gevent is rapidly syncing with python3, execnet was not maintained :C.

Maybe related to function mapping when making ExecModel:

elif backend == "gevent":
importdef = {
"get_ident": ["gevent.thread::get_ident"],
"_spawn_n": ["gevent::spawn"],
"threading": ["threading"],
"queue": ["gevent.queue"],
"sleep": ["gevent::sleep"],
"subprocess": ["gevent.subprocess"],
"socket": ["gevent.socket"],
# XXX
"_fdopen": ["gevent.fileobject::FileObjectThread"],
"_lock": ["gevent.lock"],
"_event": ["gevent.event"],
}

I know this repo is unmaintained. Hoping for receiving someone's help!

@RonnyPfannschmidt
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turns out adding a remote_status after the remote_exec gets it running

this need s ome extra help

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