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+++ This bug was initially created as a clone of Bug #282131 +++ Description of problem: Currently, the prio patch for NetApp bundled in RHEL is mpath_prio_netapp. There have been some code fixes: * sg_timeount value increased. * Enhnacement to error handling Apart from that, for business reasons NetApp has decided to rename the prio patch from mpath_prio_netapp to mpath_prio_ontap. We'd like to see this included in U1. The patch has been created again RHEL5.1 Snapshot 4. (multipath-tools-0.4.7.rhel5.7) Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): device-mapper-multipath-0.4.7-12.el5 -- Additional comment from rsarraf@netapp.com on 2007-09-07 06:05 EST -- Created an attachment (id=189641) New Prio Patch for NetApp -- Additional comment from coughlan@redhat.com on 2007-09-07 15:48 EST -- Sorry, we are nearing the final 5.1 build. Only super-critical fixes are going in. This does not qualify. I will queue this for consideration in 5.2. -- Additional comment from bmarzins@redhat.com on 2007-09-10 12:43 EST -- I have no problem will adding the code fixes from this bug. I don't think that we are able to completely remove the mpath_prio_netapp callout during the RHEL 5 timeframe. However, I can add the mpath_prio_ontap callout, and make one a symlink of the other, and have the default configuration and the example files point to mpath_prio_ontap. This will mean that everyone who hasn't manually configured device-mapper-multipath to use mpath_prio_netapp, will automatically start using mapth_prio_ontap. -- Additional comment from andriusb@redhat.com on 2007-09-12 15:39 EST -- This bugzilla is now NetApp confidential, and all others on CC have been removed. -- Additional comment from andriusb@redhat.com on 2007-09-12 16:11 EST -- NetApp has corrected me that this is indeed not a confidential bug. Adding back those removed from CC. -- Additional comment from bmarzins@redhat.com on 2007-10-09 01:14 EST -- I've pulled in the codefixes from the patch in comment #1 -- Additional comment from andriusb@redhat.com on 2007-10-09 01:34 EST -- Ben, great news! Does this need to go to MODIFIED?
This bug is for changing the name from mpath_prio_netapp to mpath_prio_ontap for future releases.
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