[Bug 208441] Re: open-iscsi will not start at boot if /usr is on a separate mount point

Confirmed that the above change works -- open-iscsi will not start at boot if /usr is on a separate mount point https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/208441 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Server Team, which is subscribed to open-iscsi in ubuntu. -- Ubuntu-server

[Bug 192080] Re: shutdown fails.. nfs

One more tidbit to throw on here with regards to shutting down open- iscsi... If open-iscsi is not shut down cleanly, it never flushes write caches to disk... So it absolutely must be shut down properly or we potentially loose data. I'm talking about caches between us and the physical storage - i

[Bug 208469] [NEW] open-iscsi can fail to start if any portals are unavailable, even if other portals are fine

Public bug reported: Binary package hint: open-iscsi Many enterprise-class iSCSI systems use multiple portals to access a single target. For example you can have 2 or 3 different network pathways to a target, each with its own portal IP. open-iscsi supports this fine, however the current startu

[Bug 192080] Re: shutdown fails.. nfs

Not stopping iSCSI on shutdown doesn't actually fix the problem... We need to make sure that the iSCSI volumes are unmounted and then iSCSI is shut down properly. If you watch the shutdown process, you see that all remaining processes get terminated before filesystems are unmounted. Unfortunately

[Bug 192080] Re: shutdown fails.. nfs

I found the cause of iSCSI not starting at boot, it's caused by having /usr on a separate file system. I have opened a new bug here: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/open-iscsi/+bug/208441 I'm rebuilding my test system with /usr on the same partition as / and will see what else I can tr

[Bug 208441] [NEW] open-iscsi will not start at boot if /usr is on a separate mount point

Public bug reported: Binary package hint: open-iscsi The current open-iscsi package puts the iscsid binary into /usr/sbin/ While this works fine for "all in one" partitioned systems, it prevents open-iscsi from running at boot time, and also prevents an iSCSI-mounted /usr partition. Since /usr/

[Bug 192080] Re: shutdown fails..

This bug is actually much more substantial than just NFS servers as indicated above. Any service that depends on iSCSI will cause problems. For instance, if the machine above has its postfix mail queue on an iSCSI volume, postfix can't shut down since the storage has been ripped out from under it!