+ if (relayd_id) {
+ /* Only used for logging purposes. */
+ ret = snprintf(relayd_id_buffer, sizeof(relayd_id_buffer),
+ "%" PRIu64, *relayd_id);
+ if (ret > 0 && ret < sizeof(relayd_id_buffer)) {
+ relayd_id_str = relayd_id_buffer;
+ } else {
+ relayd_id_str = "(formatting error)";
+ }
+ }
+
+ /* Local protocol error. */
+ assert(chunk_creation_timestamp);
+ ret = time_to_iso8601_str(chunk_creation_timestamp,
+ creation_timestamp_buffer,
+ sizeof(creation_timestamp_buffer));
+ creation_timestamp_str = !ret ? creation_timestamp_buffer :
+ "(formatting error)";
+
+ DBG("Consumer create trace chunk command: relay_id = %s"
+ ", session_id = %" PRIu64 ", chunk_id = %" PRIu64
+ ", chunk_override_name = %s"
+ ", chunk_creation_timestamp = %s",
+ relayd_id_str, session_id, chunk_id,
+ chunk_override_name ? : "(none)",
+ creation_timestamp_str);
+
+ /*
+ * The trace chunk registry, as used by the consumer daemon, implicitly
+ * owns the trace chunks. This is only needed in the consumer since
+ * the consumer has no notion of a session beyond session IDs being
+ * used to identify other objects.
+ *
+ * The lttng_trace_chunk_registry_publish() call below provides a
+ * reference which is not released; it implicitly becomes the session
+ * daemon's reference to the chunk in the consumer daemon.
+ *
+ * The lifetime of trace chunks in the consumer daemon is managed by
+ * the session daemon through the LTTNG_CONSUMER_CREATE_TRACE_CHUNK
+ * and LTTNG_CONSUMER_DESTROY_TRACE_CHUNK commands.
+ */
+ created_chunk = lttng_trace_chunk_create(chunk_id,
+ chunk_creation_timestamp);
+ if (!created_chunk) {
+ ERR("Failed to create trace chunk");
+ ret_code = LTTCOMM_CONSUMERD_CREATE_TRACE_CHUNK_FAILED;
+ goto error;