fix: refresh stale ServerManager when a server id is reused - #10312
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connection_manager() cached ServerManager objects keyed only by the Flask session id and the numeric server id. If the configuration database is reset or restored without restarting pgAdmin, a freshly created server can reuse the id of a deleted one, and the cached manager - still pointing at the old server's host/port/credentials - gets returned as though it belonged to the new row, including reporting a stale "connected" status. Compare the manager against the current Server row's identifying fields (host, port, database, user, service, tunnel host) before reusing it, and rebuild via the existing update()/release() path when they no longer match.
WalkthroughChangesPsycopg3 manager refresh
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In `@web/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg3/__init__.py`:
- Around line 168-183: Update the serialized manager-state flow around
_restore_connections_from_session() and _restore() to persist the originating
Server identity and validate it against server_data before restoring. When the
identity does not match, discard the serialized session_managers entry instead
of restoring it; preserve restoration for matching state, and add a regression
test covering the first restore after a configuration reset with a reused server
ID.
- Around line 113-120: Update the manager identity comparison used by the
relevant psycopg3 server reset/reuse flow to include a persisted, non-reusable
Server generation identifier in addition to the six connection fields. Ensure a
recreated Server with matching connection values is treated as new and does not
retain the old manager or connected state, and add a regression case covering
this reused-ID scenario.
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| return ( | ||
| manager.host != server_data.host or | ||
| manager.port != server_data.port or | ||
| manager.db != server_data.maintenance_db or | ||
| manager.user != server_data.username or | ||
| manager.service != server_data.service or | ||
| manager.tunnel_host != server_data.tunnel_host | ||
| ) |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Use a durable Server record identity.
A reset can recreate a Server row with the same host, port, maintenance database, username, service, and tunnel host. This predicate then returns False, so lines 168-183 retain the old manager connection and connected state for a logically new server.
Persist and compare a non-reusable Server generation value, such as a UUID or creation timestamp. Alternatively, invalidate cached and serialized managers when the configuration database is replaced. Add a reused-ID regression case where all six connection fields match.
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In `@web/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg3/__init__.py` around lines 113 - 120, Update
the manager identity comparison used by the relevant psycopg3 server reset/reuse
flow to include a persisted, non-reusable Server generation identifier in
addition to the six connection fields. Ensure a recreated Server with matching
connection values is treated as new and does not retain the old manager or
connected state, and add a regression case covering this reused-ID scenario.
| if self._manager_is_stale(manager, server_data): | ||
| # The id has been reused by an unrelated Server | ||
| # row (e.g. the configuration database was reset | ||
| # or restored without restarting pgAdmin), so the | ||
| # cached manager still points at whatever server | ||
| # it was originally built from. Drop it rather | ||
| # than report a live connection to a server that, | ||
| # from this row's perspective, was never opened. | ||
| manager.release() | ||
| manager.update(server_data) | ||
| if config.SERVER_MODE and server_data.shared and \ | ||
| server_data.user_id != current_user.id: | ||
| manager.passexec = None | ||
| else: | ||
| manager._restore_connections() | ||
| manager.update_session() |
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Validate serialized state before the first restore.
Line 168 runs only after session.sid already exists in self.managers. On the first request for a new Driver, lines 158-162 call _restore_connections_from_session(), which creates a manager and restores session_managers[server.id] before this stale check runs. A persisted session with a reused numeric ID can therefore restore old state immediately.
Store the Server identity with the serialized manager state. Validate it before _restore(). Discard the serialized state when it does not match server_data. Add a regression test for the first restore after a configuration reset.
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In `@web/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg3/__init__.py` around lines 168 - 183, Update
the serialized manager-state flow around _restore_connections_from_session() and
_restore() to persist the originating Server identity and validate it against
server_data before restoring. When the identity does not match, discard the
serialized session_managers entry instead of restoring it; preserve restoration
for matching state, and add a regression test covering the first restore after a
configuration reset with a reused server ID.
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Summary
connection_manager()cachesServerManagerobjects keyed only by the Flask session id and the server's numeric id. If the configuration database is reset or restored without restarting pgAdmin, a newly created server can end up reusing the id of a deleted one (autoincrement restarts from 1 on a fresh DB), and the cached manager, still holding the old server's host/port/credentials/connection state, gets handed back as though it belonged to the new row. This can show a server as "connected" when it never has been, or worse, route queries at the wrong physical server.Fixes #6090.
Change
Before reusing a cached manager, compare it against the current
Serverrow's identifying fields (host, port, maintenance db, username, service, tunnel host). On a mismatch, release the stale connections and rebuild the manager via the existingupdate()path (the same mechanism already used by the server-edit endpoints), rather than trusting the numeric id match alone.Test plan
Driver._manager_is_stale(web/pgadmin/utils/driver/psycopg3/tests/test_manager_is_stale.py)regression/runtests.py --pkg utils.driver.psycopg3.tests.test_manager_is_stale— 4/4 passedregression/runtests.py --pkg browser.server_groups.servers.tests.test_check_connect— 11/11 passed (no regression in normal connect/edit flows)pycodestyleclean on both changed filesSummary by CodeRabbit
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