- AMF handles a component report of injurious health.
- AMF handles saAmfHealthcheckConfirm() SA_AIS_ERR_FAILED_OPERATION
so that if it's a recent recovery ongoing amf does nothing but if it's
no immediate recovery in progress, AMF invokes the recovery action
specified by the component when the health check is started If
the individual recommendation was SA_AMF_NO_RECOMMENDATION,
then AMF uses the configured recovery action for the component
(saAmfCompRecoveryOnError). If this recommendation also is
SA_AMF_NO_RECOMMENDATION, then AMF makes a component restart or
component/SU fail over counts on the value of
saAmfCompDisableRestart and saAmfSUFailover.
- Handling of cleanup of a component and health check response hardened.
- Time supervision and check return value of clc-cli CLEANUP command.
- Handle 'recommended recovery' specified by a component in an error
report. The potential recovery action to choose
implemented is - component restart - and - node fails over.
- The attribute saAmfCompDisableRestart is now recognizable which means
that if the component specifies 'Component restart' and restart is
disabled
then the SU in which the component is contained shall fall over.
- The attribute saAmfSUFailover will not be recognized. SU will always
fail
over as a single entity.
- A component can report an error on another component than itself.
- Implementation 'Instantiation Level' according to chapter 3.9.2 in the
AMF specification.
- Implementation of the escalation levels, component restart, SU
restart, SU fail over and Node fail over.
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SAI-Overview-B.02.01.pdf. Other AMF changes as specified in
SAI-AIS-AMF-B.02.01.
Summary:
- SA Forum B.02 Information model for AMF
- groups.conf renamed to amf.conf
- amf.conf syntax changed heavily to follow SA Forum specs.
- AMF works when daemon.
- linux lists removed from AMF
- component cmd environment variables support
- component argv support
- multi value csi attributes
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First patch for porting to BSD systems. This patch removes the WAITALL
flag entirely from the library handlers, as it appears there may be some
portability problems with this flag. The code already handles partial
reads anyway, so it was not necessary.
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2005/06/15 14:09:08-07:00 osdl.net!markh
Fix version handling code to be B spec compliant.
BUG 623.
(Logical change 1.206)
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the finalize function. This allows threads waiting on poll to
wake up and release handle references.
(Logical change 1.205)
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of "overly large" buffer which has changed because of changes
to util.c
Also cleaned up memory leak in the dispatch function.
(Logical change 1.48)
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where data from another response could be used to execute a dispatch.
2004/06/21 00:59:54-07:00 mvista.com!sdake
Remove double pthread_mutex_unlock on saAmfDispatch routine. Unlock could
unlock another thread's unlock midthread.
(Logical change 1.11)
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