multipath-tools/dont-del-part-nodes.rules

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- Update to version 0.11.0+164+suse.24eeee7 - Reviewed Upstream changes from 0.12 development * Continued rework of the path checker loop * multipathd now sets the port_state of Fibre Channel remote ports to "marginal" for NVMe devices, too (with nvme_core.multipath=N only). * Make sure maps are reloaded in the path checker loop after detecting an inconsistent or wrong kernel state (bsc#1236392) * Make sure udev and systemd notice changes in multipath path state when devices are added to or removed from multipath maps (bsc#1236321) * Fix path grouping if a path device is added while offline with group_by_tpg and group_by_serial path grouping policy (gh#opensvc/multipath-tools#108, bsc#1236392) * Fix the problem that `group_by_tpg` might be disabled if one or more paths were offline during initial configuration (bsc#1236392) * Fix multipathd crash because of invalid path group index value, for example if an invalid path device was removed from a map. (gh#opensvc/multipath-tools#105, bsc#1236392) - Changes in Upstream 0.11.0 (see also NEWS.md) * multipathd: set rport port_state to marginal for NVMe devices * Fixed a memory leak in the nvme foreign library. * Fixed a problem in the marginal path detection algorithm that could cause the io error check for a recently failed path to be delayed. (bsc#1236390) * multipath-tools: add HPE MSA Gen7 (2070/2072) to hwtable * multipath-tools: add SCST to hwtable * Add defaults for SCST and HPE MSA Gen7 to hwtable * Reduce log level of harmless "map ... doesn't exist" message (bsc#1236390) * Fixes for handling empty or incompletely created multipath maps (bsc#1236390) OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/Base:System/multipath-tools?expand=0&rev=351
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# This system's udev rules support deletion of partition device nodes
# for disks which are members of multipath devices. That is useful
# to avoid using the member device partitions accidentally.
#
# See also 68-del-part-nodes.rules.
#
# On SUSE distributions, this feature is disabled by default, for
# backwards compatibility reasons, by means of this rule file.
# In order to enable the feature, copy this file to /etc/udev/rules.d
# and comment out the lines below.
SUBSYSTEM=="block", KERNEL=="sd*|dasd*|rbd*", ACTION=="add|change", \
ENV{DONT_DEL_PART_NODES}="1"