Fix for VG/LV names containing hyphens and/or dots #20
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May 29, 2014 17:43
This patch both adds a hyphen to the allowed characters for a variable name in the vgcfgbackup parser, and correctly translates hyphenated VG/LV names into COW device names.
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I've ended up with the equivalent of this PR through a variety of other merges and commits. So I'll close this off. |
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This patch both adds hyphens and dots to the allowed characters for a variable name in the vgcfgbackup parser, and correctly translates hyphenated VG/LV names into COW device names.
This pull request supercedes #16, and I will be closing that pull request momentarily with a link to this one.