Re: Introducing libstoragemgmt as a Ceph dependency

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On 05/04/2016 04:22 AM, Handzik, Joseph wrote:
> [...]
>> I'm giving all the above for context, but what I really need to know 
>> from the ceph-devel community is: Does anyone have any concerns with 
>> adding libstoragemgmt as a Ceph dependency? It would only work for the 
>> standard Linux flavors and distros (Rhel and Centos, OpenSuse and 
>> SLES, Debian and Ubuntu). The features I'm adding would be no-ops or 
>> disabled for other distros unless someone in the community finds a way 
>> to distribute libstoragemgmt for their operating environment or finds 
>> an adequate replacement for the functionality. It's also worth noting 
>> that I'm completely dependent on the previously mentioned 1.3 release 
>> of libstoragemgmt, which is why I've waited on this for a while (the 
>> blueprint was initially intended for Jewel).
> 
> The current distros upstream currently buidls on are:
> 
>  centos 7
>  ubuntu 16.04
>  ubuntu 14.04
>  debian 8 (jessie)
> 
> Other packages are all down downstream (e.g., opensuse and sles).
> 
> Anyway, is libstoragemgt available for the above?
> 
> [JH] - I'm seeing packages for both 16.04 and 14.04, along with Debian Jessie and Centos7. I think my biggest challenge will be figuring out *exactly* when the 1.3 release of libstoragemgmt is available for all these distros. I don't plan to submit a pull until I can confirm that.

Speaking for a downstream, a quick search shows we've got libstoragemgmt
1.2.x (not 1.3) on the current latest versions of openSUSE and SLES.

Regards,

Tim
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Tim Serong
Senior Clustering Engineer
SUSE
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