On 09/19/2016 09:04 PM, Raghu Murugesan wrote: > I am currently using version 2.0-872 in my project. Can anyone suggest a > *stable* version/git commit that I can make use of. (Anything after 2.0-873 > will be better)
Well, in Debian I've recently uploaded the current git master, f951a06beb55d7ccc4d9c13a3a83ec2bee96636d. So far it seems to work very well (no regressions in any tests I did, and nobody running Debian sid has complained so far). We've also had a version in Debian (sid first, then testing) for over a month based on git commit 4c1f2d90ef1c73e33d9f1e4ae9c206ffe015a8f9. Current Debian stable (frozen fall 2014) is based on git commit 3b4b45001b6d8412aad76a55347de42d30d694f7 (from 2013), however we do not provide iscsiuio support in stable - and from the amount of fixes added to iscsiuio in the mean time I would not recommend using that commit if you plan to use iscsiuio (I'd rather recommend one of the other commits I mentioned in that case). OTOH, if you want to just use the initiator itself (without the iscsiuio offloading daemon), then that commit is really solid, because it's running on a LOT of Debian stable machines successfully. Note though that the first two commits I mentioned (i.e. the ones not in Debian stable) are after the open-isns split, so you'd need to compile open-isns first before compiling open-iscsi. (open-isns 0.96 works well.) Apart from that though: just from my personal experience in packaging open-iscsi: the changes in git master a well reviewed, so I actually believe that it is perfectly fine to follow git master at the moment. (Of course, check the commit log before upgrading from one snapshot to the next, and judge a bit for yourself.) Should there be no new release of open-iscsi until Debian freezes at the end of the year, the version of open-iscsi we'll be shipping in Debian Stretch will likely be the most current git snapshot at the time of the freeze of Debian. tl;dr version: I'd simply recommend the current git master branch at the moment (see above for the commit id I mean). Regards, Christian -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "open-iscsi" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to open-iscsi+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to open-iscsi@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/open-iscsi. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
