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Change-Id: I0241f8c1ac97c80ae438e3d9f1ac492d63da9347
Signed-off-by: Jeff Darcy <jdarcy@redhat.com>
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This version tests eight kinds of modifying operations instead of just
two, and tests those two a bit better than before. Symlink had to be
fixed because there was a mismatch between the actual changelog format
and the nsr-recon parsing code. Setxattr and removexattr are still
hopelessly broken, but that code needs to be replaced anyway when we
start putting the xattr names into the changelog so it's not worth
fixing them right now. When that's done we'll be up to ten kinds of
operations, missing only rename.
Change-Id: I3d805cf8fd324221be03edc3e5fc26d7656e4af9
Signed-off-by: Jeff Darcy <jdarcy@redhat.com>
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Specifically, I050003a819d2314c8fdfd111df465041c30ee6e3
As usual, the best way to make sure resources get reclaimed is to make
sure all return paths go through common cleanup code. This meant a lot
of refactoring. Besides general readability benefits, this also got rid
of the setjmp/longjmp nonsense flagged in a previous review.
Change-Id: Ic232cf342a5168bfc33f6e0a0c8f0530d88f7c5e
Signed-off-by: Jeff Darcy <jdarcy@redhat.com>
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The test itself fails, because reconciliation never actually seems to
complete. Instead, it fills up several log files with 16M lines worth
of junk, even though we only did ~200 writes. Fencing is also disabled
so we can make progress despite this. Still, this test should provide a
basic framework for testing reconciliation once it's fixed.
This patch also fixes the hard-coded executable path used to start the
recon daemon. Without this, starting the brick fails on a standard
install (because the hard-coded path was to a non-standard location).
Change-Id: I982967d796c3fb5713c5062912be2d804dcc0149
Signed-off-by: Jeff Darcy <jdarcy@redhat.com>
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