export MDS1_VERSION=$(lustre_version_code mds1)
export OST1_VERSION=$(lustre_version_code ost1)
export CLIENT_VERSION=$(lustre_version_code client)
+
+ # Prefer using "mds1" directly instead of SINGLEMDS.
+ # Keep this for compat until it is removed from scripts.
+ export SINGLEMDS=${SINGLEMDS:-mds1}
}
init_test_env() {
fi
}
-# Mount the file system on the MGS
-mount_mgs_client() {
- do_facet mgs "mkdir -p $MOUNT"
- zconf_mount $mgs_HOST $MOUNT $MOUNT_OPTS ||
- error "unable to mount $MOUNT on MGS"
-}
-
-# Unmount the file system on the MGS
-umount_mgs_client() {
- zconf_umount $mgs_HOST $MOUNT
- do_facet mgs "rm -rf $MOUNT"
-}
-
# nodes is comma list
sanity_mount_check_nodes () {
local nodes=$1
opts+=${L_GETIDENTITY:+" --param=mdt.identity_upcall=$L_GETIDENTITY"}
if [ $fstype == ldiskfs ]; then
- fs_mkfs_opts+="-O ea_inode"
+ fs_mkfs_opts+="-O ea_inode,large_dir"
var=${facet}_JRN
if [ -n "${!var}" ]; then
# usage: stack_trap arg sigspec
#
# stack_trap() behaves like bash's built-in trap, except that it "stacks" the
-# command ``arg`` on top of previously defined commands for ``sigspec`` instead
+# command "arg" on top of previously defined commands for "sigspec" instead
# of overwriting them.
# stacked traps are executed in reverse order of their registration
#
stack_trap()
{
local arg="$1"
- local sigspec="$2"
+ local sigspec="${2:-EXIT}"
# Use "trap -p" to get the quoting right
local old_trap="$(trap -p "$sigspec")"