This bug was fixed in the package multipath-tools - 0.8.8-1ubuntu1
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multipath-tools (0.8.8-1ubuntu1) jammy; urgency=medium
* Merge with Debian unstable (LP: #1946834, #1961136). Remaining changes:
- d/p/enable-find-multipaths.patch: re-enable find_multipaths by
default -- see the removed 'add_find-multipaths.patch' (LP 1463046)
- d/p/kpartx-Improve-finding-loopback-device-by-file.patch: Improve
finding loopback devices (LP 1747044)
- d/multipath.conf: Install friendly names multipath.conf by default,
instead of generating it in every installer.
- debian/multipath-tools.dm-mpath-lvm.udev: Adjust initramfs integration
for new udev rules
- Remove d/initramfs/local-top (redundant with other initramfs scripts):
+ init-top: take over loading modules (dm-multipath and SCSI device
handlers); move the missing dm-emc there (now scsi-dh-emc; see
BTS 567014).
+ d/rules: do not install local-top anymore.
+ remove d/initramfs/local-top
- debian/initramfs/hooks: Add dm-queue-length: users may want to
change from the default selector and should be able to do so.
(LP 1673350)
- multipath initramfs fixes for booting from multipathed devices:
+ d/initramfs/hooks: also copy wwids file on the installed
system to ensure all paths come up on boot. (LP 1479929)
+ d/initramfs/hooks: install multipathd and required
directories.
+ d/initramfs/hooks: copy multipath udev rules to initramfs
+ d/initramfs/hooks: do not copy kpartx rules to initramfs
+ d/initramfs/local-bottom: remember to stop multipathd.
+ d/initramfs/local-premount: wait for udev to settle before
the call to resolve_device() in local_mount_root(), so the
by-uuid/ symlinks have a chance to be updated by the
multipath udev rules (LP 1503286).
+ d/initramfs/local-premount: Run multipath with -B so not to
assign names nor change /etc/multipath/bindings during
initramfs (LP 1561103)
+ d/rules: install d/initramfs/local-bottom
+ d/rules: install d/initramfs/local-premount
- debian/initramfs/local-bottom: wait for the multipathd unix
socket to close, so to avoid multipathd.socket unit failure.
(LP 1682178)
- Split kpartx initramfs bits into kpartx-boot for dmraid (LP 941874)
+ d/initramfs/kpartx.hook
+ d/kpartx-boot.postinst
+ d/kpartx-boot.postrm
+ d/control: Add kpartx-boot package for dmraid
+ d/rules: Install kpartx initramfs hook
- d/rules: Move udev rules to priority 95, because rules that load
modules should be >90.
- Don't build the multipath-tools binary package on i386; we only want
kpartx.
* Dropped changes:
- Use stable wwn-* names in autopkgtest that work with or without
friendly names, as scsi-${DM_NAME} is not a stable symlink name.
[ Included in 0.8.8-1 ]
- debian/tests/tgtbasedmpaths: Add sleep to allow for device creation
[ Included in 0.8.8-1 ]
- d/p/kpartx_more_loopback_fixes.patch: fix loopback mounted files
some more: since we stat() the loopback device node, we can't rely
on S_ISREG() tests to handle this case, and should look at the
device itself instead. (LP 1543430)
[ Applied upstream in 0.8.6 ]
- d/p/no-start-in-containers.patch: Do not attempt to start
multipath-tools in containers, should switch for on-demand udev/socket
based activation in the future. (LP 1823093)
[ Applied upstream in 0.8.7 ]
- d/t/control: use allow-stderr for kpartx-file-loopback, the new
gdisks version displays warnings on stderr now.
[ Fixed in 0.8.8-1 ]
* Added changes:
- d/t/kpartx-file-loopback: silence kpartx messages to stderr
- d/rules: remove -Bsymbolic-functions from LDFLAGS
-- Athos Ribeiro <athos.ribe...@canonical.com> Mon, 21 Feb 2022
18:18:27 -0300
** Changed in: multipath-tools (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Fix Released
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