Hi Dietmar,
> > > The problem is that it does not resize the underlying LVM volume.
> > >
> > > Do I need to install any drbdmanage updates/patches to make that work?
> >
> > I just scanned the drbdmanage sources, and the corresponding implementation
> > is empty (always return success)?
> >
>
> > No. The master branch doesn't contain it because it just triggers a DRBD
> > 9 bug and so wouldn't work anyway.
> Just wanted to tell you that the DRBD 9 bug has been fixed in the meantime;
> the DRBDmanage code will be done next, so the next (upcoming) releases of
> both should have a
-my $path = $class-path($scfg, $volname);
+die illegal name '$name' - should be 'vm-*-*'\n
+ if $name !~ m/^vm-\d+-/;
And reason for above check? Or did you just copied that code from
alloc_image?
Right. And that's why I changed the name - to keep it the same.
Is
Anyways, I tested the patch, and volume_resize() now returns without errors.
The problem is that it does not resize the underlying LVM volume.
Do I need to install any drbdmanage updates/patches to make that work?
I just scanned the drbdmanage sources, and the corresponding
Please see attached a patch to implement resize for the DRBD backend.
I hope it matches all your coding style guidelines;
feedback is welcome, of course.
Please can you send patches inline? That way it is easier to review code
and add comments. I copied the code for this purpose -
-#my $cmd = ['/sbin/lvextend', '-L', $size, $path];
-#run_command($cmd, errmsg = error resizing volume '$path');
+# FIXME if there's ever more than one volume in a resource
not sure if we ever want to support multiple volumes inside one
resource?
Why would we want to do that?
Please see attached a patch to implement resize for the DRBD backend.
I hope it matches all your coding style guidelines;
feedback is welcome, of course.
Regards,
Phil
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Date: Mon, 3 Aug
Anyways, I tested the patch, and volume_resize() now returns without errors.
The problem is that it does not resize the underlying LVM volume.
Do I need to install any drbdmanage updates/patches to make that work?
I just scanned the drbdmanage sources, and the corresponding implementation
is
