sg_turs: do not report error for standby or unavailable ports #32
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A LUN might be in ALUA 'standby' or 'unavailable', but this is perfectly okay and does not indicate that the device is not ready (in the sense that a repeated call to 'sg_turs' might report different states). So do not report an error for these devices. Signed-off-by: Hannes Reinecke <hare@suse.de>
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Thanks. Applied upstream with some documentation additions. Mirrored here and corresponds to my svn revision number 980. Does rescan-scsi-bus.sh need any changes to use these new exit status categories? |
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This patch from @hreinecke fixes a problem where
rescan-scsi-bus.shwas extremely slow because of repeated probing of standby devices intestonline. Our customer the slowness only in older releases of sg3_utils (1.43), but it should also be helpful for more recent releases.