This way, the whole eval{} statement makes no sense anymore?!
sub run_replication {
my ($guest_class, $jobcfg, $iteration, $start_time, $logfunc, $noerr,
$verbose) = @_;
my $timeout = 2; # do not wait too long - we repeat periodically anyways
return PVE::GuestHelpers::guest_migration_lock(
$jobcfg->{guest}, $timeout, $run_replication_nolock,
$guest_class, $jobcfg, $iteration, $start_time, $logfunc, $noerr,
$verbose);
}
> @@ -380,10 +374,9 @@ sub run_replication {
> my $timeout = 2; # do not wait too long - we repeat periodically anyways
> $volumes = PVE::GuestHelpers::guest_migration_lock(
> $jobcfg->{guest}, $timeout, $run_replication_nolock,
> - $guest_class, $jobcfg, $iteration, $start_time, $logfunc, $noerr,
> $verbose);
> + $guest_class, $jobcfg, $iteration, $start_time, $logfunc, $verbose);
> };
> if (my $err = $@) {
> - return undef if $noerr;
> die $err;
> }
> return $volumes;
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