On Fri, May 30, 2003 at 08:39:26AM -0800, Arthur Corliss wrote: > Speaking of disk space modules, etc., I've been thinking of trying to find a > place to put some os-independent code that accomplishes much the same thing, > but includes LVM data (like unallocated blocks assigned to a volume group, > member logical drives, logical drive to physical drive(s) maps, etc.). > > I've already written all of this for AIX (4.3.3/5L), and will be adding IRIX > (XVM) support soon. My first impression is that this would go under > Parse::LVM since it parses the output of standard system commands. Should > there instead be a Filesys::LVM::* or LVM::* tree for this kind of > functionality?
I would certainly look for that kind of thing in Filesys:: . I fear it would get lost in LVM (and the acronym doesn't mean much without the Filesys:: context), and though it may choose to receive its information by parsing a command, that's implementation --- not purpose. Filesys::LVM sounds splendid to me. And please do upload it --- this sounds like a very good module to have around! Mx.
