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Some distros no longer ship brctl, iproute2 should be used
in its place. The linuxbridge agent plugin script was still
using it, as was worlddump, which generates this warning on
a failure:
Running devstack worlddump.py
/bin/sh: 1: brctl: not found
Conditionalizing worlddump based on whether brctl is installed
to make this go away.
Change-Id: Iafbf4038bab08c261d45d117b12d4629ba32d65e
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| README.md | ||
Neutron plugin specific files
Neutron plugins require plugin specific behavior.
The files under the directory, lib/neutron_plugins/, will be used
when their service is enabled.
Each plugin has lib/neutron_plugins/$Q_PLUGIN and define the following
functions.
Plugin specific configuration variables should be in this file.
- filename:
$Q_PLUGIN- The corresponding file name MUST be the same to plugin name
$Q_PLUGIN. Plugin specific configuration variables should be in this file.
- The corresponding file name MUST be the same to plugin name
functions
lib/neutron-legacy calls the following functions when the $Q_PLUGIN is enabled
neutron_plugin_create_nova_conf: optionally set options in nova_confneutron_plugin_install_agent_packages: install packages that is specific to plugin agent e.g. install_package bridge-utilsneutron_plugin_configure_common: set plugin-specific variables,Q_PLUGIN_CONF_PATH,Q_PLUGIN_CONF_FILENAME,Q_PLUGIN_CLASSneutron_plugin_configure_dhcp_agentneutron_plugin_configure_l3_agentneutron_plugin_configure_plugin_agentneutron_plugin_configure_serviceneutron_plugin_setup_interface_driverhas_neutron_plugin_security_group: return 0 if the plugin support neutron security group otherwise return 1neutron_plugin_check_adv_test_requirements: return 0 if requirements are satisfied otherwise return 1