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Fix potential race condition caused by early unlocking

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The lock should be kept between the point we read and the point we write

Also, no need to pass SMSPlugin as a parameter, since enclossed classes
already have access to its parent by default.
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Albert Vaca Cintora 2019-07-04 21:01:12 +02:00
parent 7db40ee20a
commit bfadb84b9f
1 changed files with 11 additions and 17 deletions
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src/org/kde/kdeconnect/Plugins/SMSPlugin/SMSPlugin.java
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@ -163,18 +163,15 @@ public class SMSPlugin extends Plugin {
private final Lock mostRecentTimestampLock = new ReentrantLock();
private class MessageContentObserver extends ContentObserver {
final SMSPlugin mPlugin;
/**
* Create a ContentObserver to watch the Messages database. onChange is called for
* every subscribed change
*
* @param parent Plugin which owns this observer
* @param handler Handler object used to make the callback
*/
MessageContentObserver(SMSPlugin parent, Handler handler) {
MessageContentObserver(Handler handler) {
super(handler);
mPlugin = parent;
}
/**
@ -185,29 +182,26 @@ public class SMSPlugin extends Plugin {
*/
@Override
public void onChange(boolean selfChange) {
if (mPlugin.mostRecentTimestamp == 0) {
if (mostRecentTimestamp == 0) {
// Since the timestamp has not been initialized, we know that nobody else
// has requested a message. That being the case, there is most likely
// nobody listening for message updates, so just drop them
return;
}
// Lock so no one uses the mostRecentTimestamp between the moment we read it and the
// moment we update it. This is because reading the Messages DB can take long.
mostRecentTimestampLock.lock();
// Grab the mostRecentTimestamp into the local stack because reading the Messages
// database could potentially be a long operation
long mostRecentTimestamp = mPlugin.mostRecentTimestamp;
mostRecentTimestampLock.unlock();
SMSHelper.Message message = SMSHelper.getNewestMessage(context);
SMSHelper.Message message = SMSHelper.getNewestMessage(mPlugin.context);
if (message.date <= mostRecentTimestamp) {
// Our onChange often gets called many times for a single message. Don't make unnecessary
// noise
if (message == null || message.date <= mostRecentTimestamp) {
// onChange can trigger many times for a single message. Don't make unnecessary noise
mostRecentTimestampLock.unlock();
return;
}
// Update the most recent counter
mostRecentTimestampLock.lock();
mPlugin.mostRecentTimestamp = message.date;
mostRecentTimestamp = message.date;
mostRecentTimestampLock.unlock();
// Send the alert about the update
@ -281,7 +275,7 @@ public class SMSPlugin extends Plugin {
context.registerReceiver(receiver, filter);
Looper helperLooper = SMSHelper.MessageLooper.getLooper();
ContentObserver messageObserver = new MessageContentObserver(this, new Handler(helperLooper));
ContentObserver messageObserver = new MessageContentObserver(new Handler(helperLooper));
SMSHelper.registerObserver(messageObserver, context);
return true;