Add optional values to ipmi.bmcport to support more fine-grained
configuration for Dell servers, and mirror the `ipmitool delloem`
capabilities:
lan set <Mode>
sets the NIC Selection Mode :
dedicated, shared with lom<idx>
lan set <Shared Failover Mode>
sets the shared Failover Mode :
shared with failover lom<idx>
shared with failover all loms,
shared with failover none.
This patch introduces the possibility to provide 3 (space-separated)
values for ipmi.bmcport:
1st value: 0 = shared / 1 = dedicated
2nd value shared LOM (1-4) (0 or no value means first available LOM)
3rd value: failover LOM (1-4) (0 means no failover, no value means all LOMs)
To ensure maximum compatibility with the default 0/1 shared/dedicated
scheme, the 2nd and 3rd values are optional, and will retain the
previous behavior when not specified.
Examples:
ipmi.bmcport value BMC interface configuration
0 Shared with first available interface, failover with
all LOMs (catch-all mode)
0 1 Shared with LOM1, failover all LOMs
0 1 2 Shared with LOM1, failover LOM2
0 2 0 Shared with LOM2, no failover
1 Dedicated
- run the remote `bridge` command in a login shell, to make sure PATH is
properly defined
- add `set -o pipefail` to ensure that errors are properly propagated
back through the remote SSH command
* bmcsetup: revert previous meaning of bmcport for Dell servers, to
conform with other server types: 0=shared, 1=dedicated
* bmcsetup: remove dependency on `ipmitool delloem` and use raw cmds instead
ipmitool delloem may not work on all Dell server generations,
functionnality depends on ipmitool versions (see
https://github.com/ipmitool/ipmitool/issues/18).
So removing thatdependency and using raw IPMI commands seems more robust.
* Use 'nmcli con modify' for nicextraparams on RHEL9
* update configeth to support nic extra params for RHEL9
* fix new rc logic
* update configeth to support nic extra params for RHEL9, pt 2
* Add alma9+rocky9 for configeth
* Add alma9+rocky9 to nicutils.sh
* configib: use nmcli calls for el9
* configib: fix tabs
* Fix tabs
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Co-authored-by: Markus Hilger <markus.hilger@megware.com>
PR https://github.com/xcat2/xcat-core/pull/6510 tried to fix missing logs for goconserver, but also added copytruncate to all xcat logs in /var/log/xcat*.log. This is not needed because these logs are written by rsyslog and xcat itself, not goconserver.
The main rsyslog developer does not recommend to use copytruncate for rsyslog: https://serverfault.com/a/901366
For HA setups with logs on NFS etc. copytruncate can be very slow.
