[dm-devel] multipathd sometimes not reinstating paths
Daniel Keisling
daniel.keisling at austin.ppdi.com
Tue Jul 29 14:40:04 UTC 2008
I have tested failing paths by removing SAN controllers from the
specific zone in my switch config.
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On Behalf Of Tore Anderson
Sent: Tuesday, July 29, 2008 7:36 AM
To: dm-devel at redhat.com
Subject: [dm-devel] multipathd sometimes not reinstating paths
Hello,
I've on several occasions seen that multipathd fails to reinstate paths
that has recovered. Yesterday I had a controller meltdown on an array,
and several hosts ended up stuck in a all-paths-down state, which a
simple restart of multipathd fixed. It's as if multipathd at some
point stopped to check dead paths for revival. The hosts were running
0.4.7 and 0.4.5 (RHEL4/5 and Debian 4.0).
Since getting things back on line was the priority I didn't get around
to debugging it, unfortunately. I've seen this before many times,
though, so I'm wondering if anybody else has seen this and know what
causes it? Is there any known workarounds or ways to avoid it?
Any suggestions on how to debug it if I see it happen again?
Regards,
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Tore Anderson
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