On 12/3/22 00:50, Martin Wilck wrote:
On Fri, 2022-12-02 at 17:44 -0600, Roger Heflin wrote:
Thanks.
The older distribution I checked has this for -T
-T tm:valid
check if tm matches the multipathd configuration
timestamp value from /run/multipathd/timestamp If so, return success
if valid is 1. Otherwise, return failure. If the timestamp doesn't
match continue with multipath execution. This option is designed to
be used with -c by the udev rules.
Strange, I can't find this anywhere in the sources I know.
What distro is this? "multipath -T" in the sense I described has
existed since 0.7.7, so for more than 4 years.
RH:
https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/device-mapper-multipath/blob/6738b34a0b0aabf1bc8c15d540bafa29ca99c58f/f/0158-RHBZ-1318581-timestamp-doc-fix.patch
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