Re: ceph-mgr is in master

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On 4-10-2016 14:16, John Spray wrote:
> On Tue, Oct 4, 2016 at 1:03 PM, Willem Jan Withagen <wjw@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> On 4-10-2016 08:07, John Spray wrote:
>>> As Dan says, `ceph tell` is the new one, the one that sends commands
>>> directly from the CLI to the named service (not via the mon).
>>> However, this is a bit of a placeholder, as we'll eventually be
>>> switching to some commands (especially PG stats ones) to silently go
>>> to the mgr instead of the mon.  There are various ways of
>>> accomplishing that, the simplest one is to have the CLI fetch both mgr
>>> and mon command descriptions, and preferentially send commands to
>>> matching entries from the mgr.
>>
>> ATM I had to disable building MGR, because Clang/Python/FreeBSD throw a
>> fit when having to compile on of the python files...
>> Something to do with function-signatures not matching.
>> I'll look into it after I've completed most of my other blocking
>> problems. Unless you'd really want to have the compiler errors now, I'll
>> fireup a build with MGR on.
> 
> Ah... yeah, I do seem to recall some places the compiler warned about
> (perfectly safe) const char* casts.  I'll look into cleaning that up,
> assuming it's what's making clang unhappy.

Clang is a lot more picky at times... But usually I get away with a
warning, this time it throws errors.

>> Just hope that this switch is not enforced before that...
>> And I'd then expect the WITH_MGR flag to go away?
> 
> Yeah, I think it would be reasonable to remove it some time before
> Luminous, or whenever we move essential user-facing stuff (like pg
> dump commands) into mgr so that it ceases to be optional.

Right, hope that buys me enough time. :)

--WjW

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