On Wed, 30 Jul 2008 13:18:27 +0200
Tomasz Chmielewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This patch adds a better --delete option which is used for removing targets.
>
> It works similarly to --offline and --ready options:
>
> --delete <value> delete all or selected targets
> The target will be deleted only if it's not
> used
> (no initiator is connected to it).
> If you want to delete targets which are in
> use,
> you have to add "--force" flag
>
> Example usage:
> --delete help - display this help
> --delete ALL - delete all targets
> --delete tid=4 - delete target 4 (target with tid 4)
> --delete iqn.2008-08.com.example:some.target - delete this target
>
>
> Basically, it will remove a target if it's not in use; if you still want to
> remove the target even though it's in use, you have to add --force.
>
> Because of this, I rename the previous --force into --ignore-errors
> (previously, --force was used to continue execution even if tgtadm exited
> with non-zero code).
>
> Also, "-d" (previously, a short for --delete) is gone and is not an option
> anymore. This is because --delete is potentially a dangerous operation so
> some extra typing could be justified here. Moreover, lots of programs use
> "-d" to enable debugging, so we don't want to use it.
>
> Currently, --delete is very quiet; if you want some output, please add a
> -v/--verbose option.
>
>
> If you want to use --force option with --delete, you have to use tgt snapshot
> from today (30-Jul-2008), or apply 3b4b9bb9d3255e0c84812d263f56cc7e9cc98cd6
> ("use decimal notation for the id of I_T nexus in the show option").
Looks good changes, as I said before. Applied, thanks a lot.
BTW, cid is not always zero. So you need more tricks about it.
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