On 06/17/2015 03:37 PM, Oleg Fayans wrote:
Hi Ludwig, Petr,
Presently I have noticed that disabling a segment, using `ipa
topologysegment-mod realm replica1-to-replica2
--enabled=off` does not have effect on the way the data is replicated.
I mean that if we have the following tolopogy:
master <-> replica1 <-> replica2
on which server did you apply the mod ?
and disable one of the segments, one would expect the changes
implemented on master would not be replicated to other nodes (or do I
misunderstand the concept of disabling a segment?). However, in
reality any changes in master do get replicated despite the segment is
disabled.
Is it a correct behavior?
The second question is: if disabled segments should not let the
changes through, then we probably should implement a check for
topology disconnection in similar way as `ipa topologysegment-del`
does. I mean, whenever a user tries to disable a segment, the plugin
should probably check whether it disconnects any of the nodes.
well, I think disabling should be temporary, you want to disconnect for
some time. eg for debugging, not deleting the agreement completely, I
would allow this.
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