Greetings,
I've hit this exact 'bug':
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=491311
I need to remove the mappings manually. I assume this is done via 'multipath
-F' followed by a 'multipath -v2' ? Has anyone experienced doing this on a
production system? We can do it during hours of low
Eugene Vilensky wrote:
Greetings,
I've hit this exact 'bug':
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=491311
I need to remove the mappings manually. I assume this is done via 'multipath
-F' followed by a 'multipath -v2' ? Has anyone experienced doing this on a
production system? We
Just wondering what sort of impact this has to your system? If the
paths are gone they won't be used, so what does it matter?
Right now I have backgrounded a 'vgscan -v' operation that froze, which has
never happened before. I assume it is trying to scan the /dev/mpath23 device
that is
Eugene Vilensky wrote:
Just wondering what sort of impact this has to your system? If the
paths are gone they won't be used, so what does it matter?
Right now I have backgrounded a 'vgscan -v' operation that froze, which has
never happened before. I assume it is trying to scan the
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