Because currently the lock in the script is retried every 1 second, and it's a
quite a long time that it's possible for some other active script can be
executed and retain the lock again. So it's possible that the first one request
the lock is always being preemptted by others, then finally got timeout.
To fix this issue, the retry interval is reduced to 0.1 seconds, which would
provide more retry times. And each process want to get the lock would create a
file named lockname-PID.lock, and only the first one(judged by timestamp) would
get the lock. The remaining ones would retry every 0.1 seconds to see if it can
get the lock.
Also timeout time is extended to 30 seconds.
And add testcase for it.
status 11772: resolved fixed
To solve password file is destroyed along with restartNetwork command issue. If
the password is not set in fact, user can use "ResetPassword" to try again. But
it won't happen mostly, because it's only possible if the restartNetwork
happened between user start up VM and set the new password.
Reviewed-by: Keshav
status 11518: resolved fixed
Added New value "link-local" to global config network.loadbalancer.haproxy.stats.visibility . With this change it can take new parameter "link-local" value apart from the existing 3 values global,guest-network,disabled.
global - stats visible from public network
guest-network - stats visible only to guestnetwork.
link-local - stats visible only to link local network
disabled - stats disabled.
Added global config to enable/disable rp_filter for domR.
previous commit: d966906374d4a0cb8fa57326a1f7625c871f64fd
Test Case-1 :
1) Set network.disable.rpfilter global config to true
2) Restart the domR
3) check the settings reflected in proc filesystem
- for public interface like eth2,eth3 : /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/eth2/rp_filter should have 0 , and rest other interfaces should have value of 1
Test Case-2 :
1) set network.disable.rpfilter global config to false
2) Restart the domR
3) check the settings reflected in proc filesystem
- for public interface like eth2,eth3 : /proc/sys/net/ipv4/conf/eth2/rp_filter should have 1 , and rest other interfaces should also have value of 1
This message may show during redundant router start up:
FAULT (Restarting DNS forwarder and DHCP server: dnsmasq failed!)
This caused by edithost.sh is racy with keepalived process. They both want to
restart dnsmasq.
Even in normal condition, it's very hard to reproduce this bug. Add file lock
for edithost.sh should solve it.
This message may show during redundant router start up:
FAULT (Restarting DNS forwarder and DHCP server: dnsmasq failed!)
This caused by edithost.sh is racy with keepalived process. They both want to
restart dnsmasq.
Even in normal condition, it's very hard to reproduce this bug. Add file lock
for edithost.sh should solve it.
The reason is:
1. In redundant router, we won't enable eth2(public network interface) until
keepalived determine the router is MASTER.
2. ipassoc.sh normally kick in before keepalived process running. And it would
set eth2's IP address using "ip addr add $dev $ip"
3. "ip addr add $dev $ip" won't add mask for the device, then there is no way to
update broadcast address for eth2. Then broadcast address is 0.0.0.0.
4. As long as "ip addr add $dev $ip" executed, later executed "ifconfig $dev $ip
netmask $mask" won't calculated the broadcast address from $ip and $mask.
To fix this, we enable and configure eth2 temporaily when cloud-early-config
executed, then disable eth2 interface. By this way, broadcast address of should
be calculated and set correctly.
status 11083: resolved fixed
The reason is:
1. In redundant router, we won't enable eth2(public network interface) until
keepalived determine the router is MASTER.
2. ipassoc.sh normally kick in before keepalived process running. And it would
set eth2's IP address using "ip addr add $dev $ip"
3. "ip addr add $dev $ip" won't add mask for the device, then there is no way to
update broadcast address for eth2. Then broadcast address is 0.0.0.0.
4. As long as "ip addr add $dev $ip" executed, later executed "ifconfig $dev $ip
netmask $mask" won't calculated the broadcast address from $ip and $mask.
To fix this, we enable and configure eth2 temporaily when cloud-early-config
executed, then disable eth2 interface. By this way, broadcast address of should
be calculated and set correctly.
status 11083: resolved fixed
