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#!/bin/sh
. "${TEST_SCRIPTS_DIR}/unit.sh"
define_test "3 nodes, no change"
setup_nodes <<EOF
192.168.20.41
192.168.20.42
192.168.20.43
EOF
ok <<EOF
ctdb-tools: Sanity check changes before processing "reloadnodes" "ctdb reloadnodes" currently does no sanity checking of the nodes file. This can cause chaos if a line is deleted from the nodes file rather than commented out. It also repeatedly produces a spurious warning for each deleted node, even if the node was deleted a long time ago. Instead compare the nodemap with the contents of the local nodes file to sanity check before attempting any reloads. Note that this is still imperfect if the nodes files are inconsistent across nodes but it is better. Also ensure that any nodes that are to be deleted are already disconnected. Avoid trying to talk to deleted nodes. The current implementation is a bit unfortunate when it comes to deleting nodes. The most obvious alternative to the above complexity would be to reloadnodes on the specified node first, then fetch the node map (in which newly deleted nodes would be marked as such) and then handle the remote nodes. However, the implementation of reloadnodes is asynchronous and it only actions the reload after 1 second. This is presumably to avoid the recovery master noticing the inconsistency between nodemaps and triggering a recovery before all nodes have had their nodemaps updated. Note that this recovery can still occur if the check is done at an inconvenient time. A better long term approach might be to quiesce the recovery master checks while reloadnodes is in progress. Update a unit test to reflect the change. Signed-off-by: Martin Schwenke <martin@meltin.net> Reviewed-by: Amitay Isaacs <amitay@gmail.com>
2015-01-30 12:14:26 +03:00
Node 0 is unchanged
Node 1 is unchanged
Node 2 is unchanged
No change in nodes file, skipping unnecessary reload
EOF
simple_test <<EOF
NODEMAP
0 192.168.20.41 0x0 CURRENT RECMASTER
1 192.168.20.42 0x0
2 192.168.20.43 0x0
VNNMAP
654321
0
1
2
EOF