Add validation for LOAD * FROM CONFIG
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- Add validation methods for `mysql_users`, `pgsql_users`, `mysql_servers`, `pgsql_servers` and `proxysql_servers` - Check for duplicates and mandatory fields - Return descriptive error messages to clients when validation fails Signed-off-by: Wazir Ahmed <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: takaidohigasi <[email protected]>
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This pull request significantly enhances the robustness of ProxySQL by implementing critical validation checks for various configuration sections when loaded from the configuration file. It ensures that only well-formed and unique entries are processed, preventing potential issues arising from malformed or redundant data. Furthermore, it provides greater operational flexibility by allowing administrators to dynamically update the configuration file source.
Highlights
- Configuration Validation: Introduced comprehensive validation for
mysql_users,pgsql_users,mysql_servers,pgsql_servers, andproxysql_serversconfigurations loaded from the config file. This includes checks for mandatory fields and duplicate entries, returning descriptive error messages to clients when validation fails. - Dynamic Configuration File Path: Added a new administrative command
PROXYSQL SET CONFIG FILEwhich allows the configuration file path to be changed dynamically at runtime. - Test Coverage: A new TAP test (
test_load_from_config_validation-t.cpp) has been added to ensure the new configuration validation logic functions correctly under various scenarios, including valid, duplicate, and incomplete configurations.
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This pull request introduces validation for LOAD * FROM CONFIG commands, which is a valuable addition for ensuring configuration integrity. The changes include checks for duplicates and mandatory fields, providing descriptive error messages. A new PROXYSQL SET CONFIG FILE command is also added for dynamic configuration file path changes, along with a comprehensive TAP test. My review identified a memory leak and an opportunity to refactor duplicated code for better maintainability.
- New admin command to dynamically change configuration file path Signed-off-by: Wazir Ahmed <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Wazir Ahmed <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: takaidohigasi <[email protected]>
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mysql_users,pgsql_users,mysql_servers,pgsql_serversandproxysql_serversPROXYSQL SET CONFIG FILEto dynamically change configuration file pathCloses #5035