Local modifications to ClusterLabs/Anvil by Alteeve
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Digimer b71ed28f64 * Added Cluster->manage_fence_delay() that reports back and, optionally, sets a preferred node in a fence race. 4 years ago
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scan-apc-pdu * This contains a fairly major change to how time stamps are handled. All INSERT and UPDATE calls now generate a new timestamp via Database->refresh_timestamp, instead of using 'sys::database::timestamp'. This was done in responce to finding a bug where tables in a database differed in both counts of public and private schemas (ip_addresses table, specifically) that failed to resync because the timestamps were re-used too often. 4 years ago
scan-apc-ups * This contains a fairly major change to how time stamps are handled. All INSERT and UPDATE calls now generate a new timestamp via Database->refresh_timestamp, instead of using 'sys::database::timestamp'. This was done in responce to finding a bug where tables in a database differed in both counts of public and private schemas (ip_addresses table, specifically) that failed to resync because the timestamps were re-used too often. 4 years ago
scan-cluster * Added Cluster->manage_fence_delay() that reports back and, optionally, sets a preferred node in a fence race. 4 years ago
scan-drbd * This contains a fairly major change to how time stamps are handled. All INSERT and UPDATE calls now generate a new timestamp via Database->refresh_timestamp, instead of using 'sys::database::timestamp'. This was done in responce to finding a bug where tables in a database differed in both counts of public and private schemas (ip_addresses table, specifically) that failed to resync because the timestamps were re-used too often. 4 years ago
scan-filesystems * This contains a fairly major change to how time stamps are handled. All INSERT and UPDATE calls now generate a new timestamp via Database->refresh_timestamp, instead of using 'sys::database::timestamp'. This was done in responce to finding a bug where tables in a database differed in both counts of public and private schemas (ip_addresses table, specifically) that failed to resync because the timestamps were re-used too often. 4 years ago
scan-hardware * This contains a fairly major change to how time stamps are handled. All INSERT and UPDATE calls now generate a new timestamp via Database->refresh_timestamp, instead of using 'sys::database::timestamp'. This was done in responce to finding a bug where tables in a database differed in both counts of public and private schemas (ip_addresses table, specifically) that failed to resync because the timestamps were re-used too often. 4 years ago
scan-hpacucli * This contains a fairly major change to how time stamps are handled. All INSERT and UPDATE calls now generate a new timestamp via Database->refresh_timestamp, instead of using 'sys::database::timestamp'. This was done in responce to finding a bug where tables in a database differed in both counts of public and private schemas (ip_addresses table, specifically) that failed to resync because the timestamps were re-used too often. 4 years ago
scan-ipmitool * This contains a fairly major change to how time stamps are handled. All INSERT and UPDATE calls now generate a new timestamp via Database->refresh_timestamp, instead of using 'sys::database::timestamp'. This was done in responce to finding a bug where tables in a database differed in both counts of public and private schemas (ip_addresses table, specifically) that failed to resync because the timestamps were re-used too often. 4 years ago
scan-lvm * Added scan_lvm_pv_sector_size to the scan_lvm_pvs table in the scan-lvm. This will be used later for growing a requested disk size for the DRBD metadata. 4 years ago
scan-server * Reworked the attempt to repair the network in anvil-daemon to not touch the network until the machine has been running for at least two minutes. 4 years ago
scan-storcli * This contains a fairly major change to how time stamps are handled. All INSERT and UPDATE calls now generate a new timestamp via Database->refresh_timestamp, instead of using 'sys::database::timestamp'. This was done in responce to finding a bug where tables in a database differed in both counts of public and private schemas (ip_addresses table, specifically) that failed to resync because the timestamps were re-used too often. 4 years ago
Makefile.am * Now with 100% less typos. 4 years ago