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Cause
In objdb is stored float/double number. User wants to create new object/key.
Consequence
corosync-objctl cannot create new object/key and display double/float number.
Change
add float and double support to corosync-objctl
Add -n option to corosync-objctl to create a new object/key combo
Result
Corosync-objctl correctly display float/double number. User can pass -n option and create new object/key.
Created attachment 501015[details]
add float and double support to corosync-objctl
Description of problem:
add float and double support to corosync-objctl
Add -n option to corosync-objctl to create a new object/key combo
Expected results:
Float and double support + -n option.
Created attachment 518704[details]
Test program to create [u]int(16|32|64) and float/double keys
Compile with cc -lconfdb testconfdb.c, after executing, corosync-objctl output should be:
...
testconfdb.test-int16=-42
testconfdb.test-uint16=66
testconfdb.test-int32=-43
testconfdb.test-uint32=67
testconfdb.test-int64=-44
testconfdb.test-uint64=68
testconfdb.test-float=932.799988
testconfdb.test-double=789.120000
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Cause
In objdb is stored float/double number. User wants to create new object/key.
Consequence
corosync-objctl cannot create new object/key and display double/float number.
Change
add float and double support to corosync-objctl
Add -n option to corosync-objctl to create a new object/key combo
Result
Corosync-objctl correctly display float/double number. User can pass -n option and create new object/key.
Since the problem described in this bug report should be
resolved in a recent advisory, it has been closed with a
resolution of ERRATA.
For information on the advisory, and where to find the updated
files, follow the link below.
If the solution does not work for you, open a new bug report.
http://rhn.redhat.com/errata/RHBA-2011-1515.html
Created attachment 501015 [details] add float and double support to corosync-objctl Description of problem: add float and double support to corosync-objctl Add -n option to corosync-objctl to create a new object/key combo Expected results: Float and double support + -n option.