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one broadcast address for all nodes
and one broadcast address for all nodes in the current vnnmap
update all useage of the old flag to now only broadcast to the vnnmap
except for tools/ctdb_control where it makes more sense to broadcast to
all nodes
(This used to be ctdb commit dfb65b88cf67ad9d61268c4b47a6d8ae346f47df)
this program is a client to the local ctdb daemon
every second it pulls all vnnmap and nodemaps from all nodes that are
available and checks if a recovery is required
a recovery is required if :
* all nodes do NOT have an identical vnnmap and generation
* all nodes do NOT have an identical nodemap
* there are active nodes that are NOT in the nodemap
* there are nodes in the nodemap that are NOT active
During recovery, the recovery tool will also make sure that all nodes
know about and have created all databases.
(This used to be ctdb commit 2f2650467bac7e8954de7c17cb34f46b0bdbcd26)
- allow controls to know which client invoked them
- added a client_id to clients, so they can be identified remotely
- added the ability to remove registered srvids
- in the list_keys code, register a temp srvid, then remove it afterwards
(This used to be ctdb commit 29603c51cc6d81362532cd8e50f75c8360c5f5ef)
dont explicitely free the vnnmap pointer in the getvnnmap control this
is freed by the mem_ctx instead
add code to the recoverd to detect when/if recovery is required
veiry that the number of active nodes, the nodemap and the vnn map is
consistent across the entire cluster and if not trigger a recovery
(which right now just prints "we need to do recovery" to the screen.
(This used to be ctdb commit 2b0a207a3748bdb3394dc9fd0d1c344ee1bb0bb5)
change ctdb_control so it takes a timeval pointer as argument.
this is the timeout. if the node has not responded within hte timeout
ctdb_control will return an error instead of hanging.
if the timeval pointer is NULL then the call will block indefinitely if
there is no response.
this is used for now in the createdb control but all the helpers
ctdb_ctrl_* should probably be updated to take a timeout parameter as
well.
(This used to be ctdb commit 1fe64b04869b17dbf123851b0fe09df8d28a6211)
for the time being
remove all the [de]marshalling and just pass a structure around instead
(This used to be ctdb commit b1169555ab7015976c0135ff51121cc238f5887c)
