On 04/05/2016 11:57 PM, Denis V. Lunev wrote:

>> Looks like there will still be some more conversation and at least a v3
>> needed, but I'll wait a couple days for that to happen so that more
>> reviewers can chime in, without being too tired during the review
>> process.
>>
> that looks correct to me. I agree that we should set only one flag
> and reject the request with two of them.
> Actually this is like "bitmap number", but we have limitation with 32
> numbers only.
> 
> We could specify that the server MUST reply with "all 1" for unknown
> flag. This would provide nice forward compatibility.

My v2 approach was to define the status so that "all 0" was the safe
default (hence, naming the flag "NBD_STATUS_CLEAN" and set to 1 only
when no longer dirty, not "NBD_STATUS_DIRTY" where 1 by default is safer).

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Libvirt virtualization library http://libvirt.org

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