Re: [PATCH v2 0/6] mdadm: POSIX portable naming rules

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On 6/1/23 03:27, Mariusz Tkaczyk wrote:
> Hi Jes,
> To avoid problem with udev and VROC UEFI driver I developed stronger
> naming policy, basing on POSIX portable names standard. Verification is
> added for names and config entries. In case of an issue, user can update
> name to make it compatible (for IMSM and native).
> 
> The changes here may cause /dev/md/ link will be different than before
> mdadm update. To make any of that happen user need to use unusual naming
> convention, like:
> - special, non standard signs like, $,%,&,* or space.
> - '-' used as first sign.
> - locals.
> 
> Note: I didn't analyze configurations with "names=1". If name cannot be
> determined mdadm should fallback to default numbered dev creation.
> 
> If you are planning release soon then feel free to merge it after the
> release. It is a potential regression point.
> 
> It is a new version of [1] but it is strongly rebuild. Here is a list
> of changes:
> 1. negative and positive test scenarios for both create and config
>    entries are added.
> 2. Save parsed parameters in dedicated structs. It is a way to control
>    what is parsed, assuming that we should use dedicated set_* function.
> 3. Verification for config entries is added.
> 5. Improved error logging for names:
>    - during creation, these messages are errors, printed to stderr.
>    - for config entries, messages are just a warnings printed to stdout.
> 6. Error messages reworked.
> 7. Updates in manual.
> 
> [1] https://lore.kernel.org/linux-raid/20221221115019.26276-1-mariusz.tkaczyk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx/
> 
> Mariusz Tkaczyk (6):
>   tests: create names_template
>   tests: create 00confnames
>   mdadm: set ident.devname if applicable
>   mdadm: refactor ident->name handling
>   mdadm: define ident_set_devname()
>   mdadm: Follow POSIX Portable Character Set

Applied!

Thanks,
Jes





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