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Fix for path caching and volumes listing on CLI commands #417
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Fix for path caching and volumes listing on CLI commands #417
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To cache the paths of known mounted volumes, a listing is done on startup for module and CLI. When using from CLI, the path cache is not necessary.
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REX-Ray 0.4.0 introduces centralized configuration and control along with a new client/server architecture -- features made possible by [libStorage](https://github.com/emccode/libstorage). Users are no longer required to configure storage drivers or store privileged information on all systems running the REX-Ray client. The new client delegates storage-platform related operations to a remote, libStorage-compatible server such as REX-Ray or [Poly](https://github.com/emccode/polly). Please note that the initial release of REX-Ray 0.4 includes support for only the following storage platforms: * ScaleIO * VirtualBox Support for the full compliment of drivers present in earlier versions of REX-Ray will be reintroduced over the course of several, incremental updates, beginning with 0.4.1. NEW FEATURES * Distributed architecture (rexray#399, rexray#401, rexray#411, rexray#417, rexray#418, rexray#419, rexray#420, rexray#423) * Volume locking mechanism (rexray#171) * Volume creation with initial data (rexray#169) ENHANCEMENTS * Improved storage driver logging (rexray#396) * Docker mount path (rexray#403) BUG FIXES * Fixed issue with install script (rexray#409) * Fixed volume ls filter (rexray#400) * Fixed panic during access attempt of offline REX-Ray daemon (rexray#148)
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REX-Ray 0.4.0 introduces centralized configuration and control along with a new client/server architecture -- features made possible by libStorage (https://github.com/emccode/libstorage). Users are no longer required to configure storage drivers or store privileged information on all systems running the REX-Ray client. The new client delegates storage-platform related operations to a remote, libStorage-compatible server such as REX-Ray or Poly (https://github.com/emccode/polly). Please note that the initial release of REX-Ray 0.4 includes support for only the following storage platforms: * ScaleIO * VirtualBox Support for the full compliment of drivers present in earlier versions of REX-Ray will be reintroduced over the course of several, incremental updates, beginning with 0.4.1. NEW FEATURES * Distributed architecture (rexray#399, rexray#401, rexray#411, rexray#417, rexray#418, rexray#419, rexray#420, rexray#423) * Volume locking mechanism (rexray#171) * Volume creation with initial data (rexray#169) ENHANCEMENTS * Improved storage driver logging (rexray#396) * Docker mount path (rexray#403) BUG FIXES * Fixed issue with install script (rexray#409) * Fixed volume ls filter (rexray#400) * Fixed panic during access attempt of offline REX-Ray daemon (rexray#148)
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REX-Ray 0.4.0 introduces centralized configuration and control along with a new client/server architecture -- features made possible by libStorage (https://github.com/emccode/libstorage). Users are no longer required to configure storage drivers or store privileged information on all systems running the REX-Ray client. The new client delegates storage-platform related operations to a remote, libStorage-compatible server such as REX-Ray or Poly (https://github.com/emccode/polly). Please note that the initial release of REX-Ray 0.4 includes support for only the following storage platforms: * ScaleIO * VirtualBox Support for the full compliment of drivers present in earlier versions of REX-Ray will be reintroduced over the course of several, incremental updates, beginning with 0.4.1. NEW FEATURES * Distributed architecture (rexray#399, rexray#401, rexray#411, rexray#417, rexray#418, rexray#419, rexray#420, rexray#423) * Volume locking mechanism (rexray#171) * Volume creation with initial data (rexray#169) ENHANCEMENTS * Improved storage driver logging (rexray#396) * Docker mount path (rexray#403) BUG FIXES * Fixed issue with install script (rexray#409) * Fixed volume ls filter (rexray#400) * Fixed panic during access attempt of offline REX-Ray daemon (rexray#148)
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To cache the paths of known mounted volumes, a listing is done
on startup for module and CLI. When using from CLI, the path
cache is not necessary.