On 01/28/2011 03:15 AM, Heinrich Rebehn wrote:
Good news!
I tried 2.0.-872 on a disk based system, and issid is now capable of resuming
the connection that iscsistart had setup.
I will try on the diskless system next.
Ok. You are probably hitting.
1. older tools read in the ip address being used by host port and then
iscsid would get confused and think you wanted to bind to that address.
The binding would fail because it never worked for software iscsi and
then the iscsid restart of the session would fail.
There is also a bug with newer kernels (2.6.33 and newer and older tools
(871 and older) if SYSFS DEPRECIATED was not set. Older tools did not
support newer sysfs layouts (some device links moved or some folders did
not get created as expected). It does not look like you are hitting this
though. That would report some sysfs errors.
On a side note: "make install" does not install /sbin/iscsistart, i had to copy
it by hand. But the iscsistart-871 and iscsiadm-872 combo works well too.
Yeah, I did not have the makefile install it because I did not want
users to confuse it with iscsiadm. iscsistart should only be used for
boot and I thought distros that package open-iscsi would install that
where they put the boot tools. Forgot about normal users.
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