Re: multipathd ignoring dev_loss_tmo setting

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On Thu, 2019-02-28 at 13:53 -0600, Benjamin Marzinski wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 28, 2019 at 11:38:22AM +0000, Martins, Bruno O wrote:
> > Hello guys,
> > 
> > I am trying to modify /etc/multipath.conf on my system so that the
> > parameter 'dev_loss_tmo' is changed from the default value.
> > 
> > However, when checking the value currently in use I am getting the
> > wrong value (which is '30') for some of the remote ports:
> > 
> 
> Are you sure those rports are used by multipath devices? multipath
> only
> changes dev_loss_tmo for rports associated with a multipath path
> device.
> 
> -Ben
>  
> > for f in /sys/class/fc_remote_ports/rport-*/dev_loss_tmo; do
> > d=$(dirname $f); echo $(basename $d):$(cat $d/node_name):$(cat $f);
> > done
> > 
> > rport-3:0-0:0x5742b0f00007c500:10
> > rport-3:0-1:0x5742b0f00007c500:10
> > rport-3:0-2:0x5742b0f00007c500:10
> > rport-3:0-3:0x5000097408369800:30
> > rport-3:0-4:0x500009757804cbff:30
> > rport-4:0-0:0x5742b0f00007c500:10
> > rport-4:0-1:0x5742b0f00007c500:10
> > rport-4:0-2:0x5000097408369800:30
> > rport-4:0-3:0x5742b0f00007c500:10
> > rport-4:0-4:0x500009757804cbff:30
> > rport-5:0-0:0x5742b0f00007c500:10
> > rport-5:0-1:0x5742b0f00007c500:10
> > rport-5:0-2:0x5742b0f00007c500:10
> > rport-5:0-3:0x5000097408369800:30
> > rport-5:0-4:0x500009757804cbff:30
> > rport-6:0-0:0x5742b0f00007c500:10
> > rport-6:0-1:0x5742b0f00007c500:10
> > rport-6:0-2:0x5000097408369800:30
> > rport-6:0-3:0x5742b0f00007c500:10
> > rport-6:0-4:0x500009757804cbff:30
> > 
> > systool is giving me the same information:
> > 
> > systool -c fc_remote_ports -v | grep dev_loss_tmo
> > 
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "10"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "10"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "10"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "10"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "10"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "10"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "10"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "10"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "10"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "30"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "10"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "30"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "30"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "10"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "30"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "10"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "30"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "30"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "30"
> >     dev_loss_tmo        = "30"
> > 
> > Where is this value coming from? May this be a bug? I couldn't find
> > anything useful on the Internet regarding this.
> > 
> > I am using the following versions:
> > 
> > rpm -qa multipath-tools
> > multipath-tools-0.4.9-109.1
> > 
> > uname -a
> > Linux mysystem 3.0.101-63-default #1 SMP Tue Jun 23 16:02:31 UTC
> > 2015
> > (4b89d0c) x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
> > 
> > Thanks for your help!
> > 
> > Kind regards,
> > 
> > Bruno
> > 
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> > 

Hi Benjamin,

Thanks for your reply!

I believe they are:

[ 10:02:45 ] root@myhost:~# multipath -ll | grep 3:0:3
  |- 3:0:3:12  sdblc 128:1568 active ready running
  |- 3:0:3:13  sdbnu 132:1664 active ready running
  |- 3:0:3:18  sdbre 66:1792  active ready running
  |- 3:0:3:1   sdbkg 70:1728  active ready running
  |- 3:0:3:2   sdbnv 132:1680 active ready running
  |- 3:0:3:20  sdbrg 66:1824  active ready running
  |- 3:0:3:17  sdbpg 134:1760 active ready running
  |- 3:0:3:16  sdbpf 134:1744 active ready running
  |- 3:0:3:11  sdbkf 70:1712  active ready running
  |- 3:0:3:19  sdbrf 66:1808  active ready running
  |- 3:0:3:14  sdbnw 132:1696 active ready running
  |- 3:0:3:15  sdbpe 134:1728 active ready running

Is this the best way to check that information?

BR,

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