** Description changed: + Impact: + * Cannot use clvm as a cluster resource. + + Test case: + # /etc/init.d/clvm stop; /etc/init.d/clvm status; echo $? + * Cluster LVM Daemon is not running + 3 + # /etc/init.d/clvm start; /etc/init.d/clvm status; echo $? + * Cluster LVM Daemon is running + 0 + + Regression potential: + If there were tests out there that did pattern matching on the text and check for exit code 0, they will now fail to detect that clvm is not running (since exit code has changed to 3 now). + + Description: # /etc/init.d/clvm status ; echo $? - * Cluster LVM Daemon is not running + * Cluster LVM Daemon is not running 0 /etc/init.d/clvm is showing, that Cluster LVM Daemon is not running, but it always exits with 0. So processes that controll CLVM using "/etc/init.d/clvm status", that rely on correct exit codes, are going to fail. In consequence it is not possible to use "/etc/init.d/clvm" as a script to a resource in "cluster.conf". You cannot do sth. like: - <resources> - <script file="/etc/init.d/clvm" name="clvm"/> - </resources> + <resources> + <script file="/etc/init.d/clvm" name="clvm"/> + </resources> - <service autostart="1" domain="only1" exclusive="0" name="clvm1" recovery="restart"> - <script ref="clvm"/> - </service> - - Is it possible to change this behavior like that: - # /etc/init.d/clvm status ; echo $? - * Cluster LVM Daemon is not running - 1 - - E.g. like proposed in my patch? - - Best regards - Christian + <service autostart="1" domain="only1" exclusive="0" name="clvm1" recovery="restart"> + <script ref="clvm"/> + </service>
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