Re: I want scsi_target_block() in interrupt context

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Roland Dreier wrote:
    Christoph> Just allocate one scsi_host per connection.

OK, that solves the queuing problem nicely.

Right now, I create a scsi_host for each local IB port.  For each
scsi_host, I have a writable sysfs attribute that userspace can put
the addresses of remote ports to connect to.  Any preference for how
to implement the mechanism for userspace to pass in a remote address
to connect to?


for iscsi and tcp connections, open-iscsi did the socket connection stuff in userspace then passed the fd down to the driver which used sockfd_lookup().
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