I want to write a tool to give a quick overview
on how my LVs scatter over the different PVs.
"vgdisplay -m" lists the mapping, I need to now.
Unfortunately it is not easy to parse, and with
"-c", no mapping is listed. The -m option for
pvdisplay seems not to work. The /proc interface
also disappeared. Any clue, on how to extract the
mapping?
Anyway: using the lvm tools, I have to be root, as
they have to open/read the PVs. Any idea on how to
extract the informations as an unprivileged user?
Could sysfs (/sys) help here? Would it make sense,
to output any hierarchical information via XML?
It could be processed much saver/easier than any
colon separated lists...
Dieter.
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Dieter Stüken, con terra GmbH, Münster
stueken@conterra.de
http://www.conterra.de/
(0)251-7474-501
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