Date: Sun, 10 Nov 2019 10:00:48 -0600
From: Jason High <[email protected]>
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| Ok?
Aside from other issues, this should still be enabled by a new
flag (whether the new flag causes -C or is used in conjunction
with -C doesn't matter) - simply doing "cgdconfig -C" should not
change behaviour - if a device that is needed is not present, then
cgdconfig should complain, not just skip it.
But "cgdconfig -A" or "cgdconfig -C -I" can skip non-present devices
(here assuming that -I would be the "ignore cgd's on devices not found"
and "-A" would mean "-C -I", though adding both -A and -I would be overkill,
pick one of them - and of course, I don't care which actual option names
(letters) are used.
kre
