Return 'ghost' state when port is in transition #60
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A test unit ready command sent on a path in standy state will not result in a failed path. The same should be true for a path in the transitioning state. Signed-off-by: Brian Bunker <[email protected]>
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@brianatpurestorage , this looks reasonable to me, but please please send it to the dm-devel mailing list, bmarzins at redhat dot com and mwilck at suse dot com on cc. |
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Thanks @mwilck. It doesn't seem like it is catching anyone's attention there though. |
Didn't catch mine, for example... you didn't cc me and Ben as I'd asked you to, and I was sick and had no time to skim the list. @bmarzins for attention, dm-devel post. |
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A test unit ready command sent on a path in standy state will not result in a failed path. The same should be true for a path in the transitioning state.
Signed-off-by: Brian Bunker [email protected]