Hi all, I'd like to inquire where we are at with 2.0.3 proper.
CVS is pretty different from 2.0.2: 741 files changed, 69764 insertions(+), 25884 deletions(-) I've searched bugzilla and we only have 3 blockers reported against <= 2.0.3: - #858: Subagent exited after an error. This one does have a patch attached to it, but yet unconfirmed. However, it looks good to me (from code inspection, mind I didn't try it ;-) - #878: pengine core dump in StopOnebyOne (with fencing enable) Comment #8 seems to indicate that this might well be fixed as a side effect of other issues, and no further report has been seen since November. - #1012: GUI crash No activity at all so far. However, Alan's comment: "So, the management client should not loop rapidly if there's no one to connect to." suggests this might also be fixed by some recent checkins? There's a bunch of criticals: - #1008: LRMd consumes too much CPU Looks like a bug which Andrew also wrestled with in the CRM. Any comments since? - #995: Bringing a node up causes resources to be stopped then started Might in fact be critical. However, Alan hoped that this might be fixed in mid-December, so can this one be closed now? - #1013: mgmt library names are inappropriate Actually from the point of view of a distributor, this one ought to be a blocker. We're about to ship soonish and changing library names late in the release cycle is verboten! I've added this comment to the bugzilla, and progress would be needed. Please pick a less colliding name. "mgmtd" for PAM et cetera is also a symptom of bad naming IMHO. - #1037: lrmd reports TIMEOUT althogh RA was never called This looks fairly obscure. I've asked for a clarification with CVS HEAD, because we've seen so many changes it's hard to say whether it's still an issue. I'm ignoring everything below critical for now; those are, by definition, not release critical, even though they may be major annoyances. But I think we need to roll this out _now_. I think we should, if we decide to give it a thumbs up, be able to roll this out after a weekend of test cycles. Please review your bugzillas and pending changes in your workspaces and let me know what you think about this. Alan, do you want to drive the release? Sincerely, Lars Marowsky-Brée -- High Availability & Clustering SUSE Labs, Research and Development SUSE LINUX Products GmbH - A Novell Business -- Charles Darwin "Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge" _______________________________________________________ Linux-HA-Dev: Linux-HA-Dev@lists.linux-ha.org http://lists.linux-ha.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-ha-dev Home Page: http://linux-ha.org/