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Description of problem: When we did rhel5, we forgot to do the gfs2_grow function. We need to add this. Some things should be easy because we can use the same rg calculations that mkfs.gfs2 uses. The rgindex should be updated via the metafs. The rg's can be written as raw data with libgfs2, because the gfs2 kernel won't know about them until gfs2_grow is done. The rindex update should be done after the rgs are initialized, because according to Steve Whitehouse, writing to the rindex through the metafs should cause gfs2 to reread the index. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): RHEL5 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.gfs2_grow Actual results: -bash: gfs2_grow: command not found Expected results: A gfs2 file system should be extended as it does for gfs v1. Additional info:
Created attachment 151803 [details] First go at a patch This is a big patch with several changes: 1. First of all, I moved a bunch of metafs-related code from main_jadd.c to misc.c in libgfs2 so that the new gfs2_grow program could use them. 2. There's a new gfs2_grow.c program to extend the file system. This was basically written from scratch and the old one thrown away. 3. I simplified the code and data structures by getting rid of this whole idea of a "subdevice" for the mkfs-related programs. 4. I figured out a clever way I could simplify my life for bugzilla: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=223893 where gfs2_fsck has to repair broken RGs and rindex files. Basically, the biggest pain regarding the repair of RGs is that the "grow" code would change the RG size for the new portion added to the file system. My solution is: Always have gfs2_grow figure out the existing RG sizes and just keeping adding them in those increments. That way, the RG distance will always be consistent and gfs2_fsck can be more intelligent about its assumptions. The down side of that is that if your original RG size was 2G, then your lvresize needs to be at least that big so that the same RG size may be used. You can't just lvresize a small amount of space, like 150MB and expect it to work. Some people may be unhappy about that, but I think it's an acceptable limitation in order to allow fsck to repair damaged RGs properly. This is more so an issue with gfs2 than gfs1, because with gfs1, the journals were outside the file system and predictable, so fsck could deduce extended pieces based on that. With gfs2, the journals are inside the file system, so gfs2_fsck can't make the same assumptions that gfs_fsck does. 5. I changed the libgfs2 function "compute_rgrp_layout" so that it can work properly for both mkfs and grow. In other words, it can now handle existing RGs when figuring out its calculations.
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Because I moved a bunch of functions to gfs2_jadd to libgfs2, I discovered yesterday that it also affected gfs2_quota as well, which had extremely similar functions. So yesterday, I changed gfs2_quota to use the new functions in libgfs2. Since I'm affecting all this code that Abhi Das wrote, I'm adding him to the cc list to keep him informed. I'll have to amend my patch to include those changes. I haven't tested the new version of gfs2_quota yet, but it compiles.
Created attachment 153018 [details] Patch for gfs2_quota Here's the untested gfs2_quota patch that uses the functions I ported from gfs2_jadd to libgfs2.
Created attachment 153888 [details] Better patch for HEAD This patch is the one tested with the gfs2_fsck_hellfire test case.
Created attachment 154555 [details] RHEL5 patch to fix the problem This is the RHEL5 equivalent patch. I needed to wait for gfs2_quota to be resolved in the RHEL5 branch of cvs. It has been tested on trin-10.
Fix committed to CVS at HEAD and RHEL5 branches. Tested on trin-10. Changing status to modified.
An advisory has been issued which should help the problem described in this bug report. This report is therefore being closed with a resolution of ERRATA. For more information on the solution and/or where to find the updated files, please follow the link below. You may reopen this bug report if the solution does not work for you. http://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHBA-2007-0579.html