marsadm: allow log-rotate on secondaries upon --force

This makes not much sense, but is provided for cases where you are
really desperate.
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Thomas Schoebel-Theuer 2015-04-27 10:19:53 +02:00
parent 7cbb705882
commit 3f9571999d
2 changed files with 30 additions and 9 deletions

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@ -2770,12 +2770,6 @@ extremely
\emph default
high load conditions, you might want to log-rotate serveral times an hour,
in order to keep the size of each logfile under some practical limit.
At 1&1 datacenters, we have not yet encountered conditions where that was
really
\emph on
necessary
\emph default
.
\end_layout
\end_inset
@ -5358,8 +5352,11 @@ md5
\family default
checksums for all data records.
Any attempt to replay currupted logfiles is refused by MARS.
In addition, the sequence numbers of log-rotated logfiles are checked for
contiguity.
In addition, the sequence numbers of
\family typewriter
log-rotate
\family default
d logfiles are checked for contiguity.
Finally, the
\emph on
sequence path
@ -23788,6 +23785,30 @@ $new_nr
$old_nr
\family default
+ 1.
Without
\family typewriter
--force
\family default
, this will only carry out actions at the primary side since it makes no
sense on secondaries.
With
\family typewriter
--force
\family default
, secondaries are
\emph on
trying
\emph default
to
\emph on
remotely
\emph default
trigger a log-rotate, but without any guarantee (likely even a split-brain
may result instead, so use this only if you are
\emph on
really
\emph default
desperate).
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\end_inset

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@ -1723,7 +1723,7 @@ sub delete_res {
sub logrotate_res {
my ($cmd, $res) = @_;
check_primary(@_);
check_primary(@_) unless $force;
my @paths = glob("$mars/resource-$res/log-*-$host") or ldie "cannot find any logfiles\n";
@paths = sort(@paths);
my $last = pop(@paths);