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We have a number of issues where LVM scan commands hang during test runs. Looking closer at this with strace it turns out that what seems to be happening is that we're scanning all of the devices on the node, this includes the loop devices for swift and other projects as well as the Cinder devices that are being attached to the system during the test. This is particularly messy for example when we issue a VG or LV scan on a device like /dev/vdb and at the same time issue a detach. The result is LVM scan commands hanging waiting for timeout. This patch adds a function to the cinder_backend/lvm module which is called as the last part of cinder init. If Cinder LVM is in use as per cinder.conf this function will copy the default /etc/lvm/lvm.conf to /etc/cinder/lvm.conf and use the cinder.conf file and PVS to create filters so that ONLY the devices actually being used by Cinder are included in scans. There are two pieces to this fix; the first is to properly setup an lvm.conf file with filters. The second step is to merge the Cinder change that modifies the Cinder LVM commands to specify the lvm.conf file usage. The Cinder part of this fix can be found here: https://review.openstack.org/#/c/148747/ Change-Id: I962b6e21cbfb6f5612b6c973053d86828ca8071a Partial-Bug: #1373513 |
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