Description of problem:
REGRESSION - The snap name provided while creating the snap is pretty much useless. Because they can't be used to do any further snapshot operations. This is breaking something which was working earlier. Hence this is a regression.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
glusterfs-3.7 branch

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Create a snap with snapname 'snap0'
2. Try to activate the snap with snap0
3. Try to delete the snap with 'snap0'

Actual results:

<bash#> gluster snapshot create snap0 hosdu
snapshot create: success: Snap snap0_GMT-2015.04.30-14.58.30 created successfully

<bash#> gluster snapshot activate snap0
 Snapshot command failed
 snapshot activate: failed: Snapshot (snap0) does not exist.

Expected results:
I should be able to activate the snapshot using the same name I give.

I am aware of --no-timestamp option, but without that backward compatibility is broken.

Additional info:

I am aware of the requirement that lead to this change. But that is no reason to introduce a regression. Backward compatibility must not be broken.


Proposed solution is to provide the access to snaps both by the name as provided by the user and the name generated by the glusterd. The only thing you might have to change in snap-scheduler.py is to increment the snap-name each time a snap is taken. I don't think this is very had thing to do.