def get_dev_options(dev_byid, custom_options=""):
"""Returns device specific options for all smartctl commands. Note that in
most cases this requires looking up the base device via get_base_device but
in some instances this is not required as in the case of devices behind
some raid controllers. If custom_options contains known raid controller
smartctl targets then these will be substituted for device name.
:param dev_byid: device name as per db entry, ie by-id type without a path
:param custom_options: string of user entered custom smart options.
:return: dev_options: list containing the device specific smart options and
the appropriate smart device target with full path.
"""
# Initially our custom_options parameter may be None, ie db default prior
# to any changes having been made. Deal with this by adding a guard.
if custom_options is None or custom_options == "":
# Empty custom_options or they have never been set so just return
# full path to base device as nothing else to do.
dev_options = [
get_device_path(get_base_device_byid(dev_byid, TESTMODE))
]
else:
# Convert string of custom options into a list ready for run_command
# TODO: think this ascii should be utf-8 as that's kernel standard
# TODO: or just use str(custom_options).split()
dev_options = custom_options.encode("ascii").split()
# Remove Rockstor native 'autodev' custom smart option raid dev target.
# As we automatically add the full path by-id if a raid controller
# target dev is not found, we can simply remove this option.
# N.B. here we assume there is either 'autodev' or a specified target:
# input validation was tested to reject both being entered.
if "autodev" in dev_options:
dev_options.remove("autodev")
# If our custom options don't contain a raid controller target then add
# the full path to our base device as our last device specific option.
if re.search("/dev/tw|/dev/cciss/c|/dev/sg|/dev/sd",
custom_options) is None:
# add full path to our custom options as we see no raid target dev
dev_options += [
get_device_path(get_base_device_byid(dev_byid, TESTMODE))
]
# Note on raid controller target devices. /dev/twe#, or /dev/twa#, or
# /dev/twl# are 3ware controller targets devs respectively 3x-xxxx,
# 3w-9xxx, and t2-sas (3ware/LSI 9750) drivers for respectively 6000, 7000,
# 8000 or 9000 or 3ware/LSI 9750 controllers. /dev/cciss/c0d0 is the first
# HP/Compaq Smart Array Controller using the deprecated cciss driver
# /dev/sg0 is the first hpsa or hpahcisr driver device for the same
# adapter. This same target device is also used by the Areca SATA RAID
# controller except that the first device is /dev/sg2.
return dev_options
def get_dev_options(dev_byid, custom_options=''):
"""Returns device specific options for all smartctl commands. Note that in
most cases this requires looking up the base device via get_base_device but
in some instances this is not required as in the case of devices behind
some raid controllers. If custom_options contains known raid controller
smartctl targets then these will be substituted for device name.
:param dev_byid: device name as per db entry, ie by-id type without a path
:param custom_options: string of user entered custom smart options.
:return: dev_options: list containing the device specific smart options and
the appropriate smart device target with full path.
"""
# Initially our custom_options parameter may be None, ie db default prior
# to any changes having been made. Deal with this by adding a guard.
if custom_options is None or custom_options == '':
# Empty custom_options or they have never been set so just return
# full path to base device as nothing else to do.
dev_options = [
get_device_path(get_base_device_byid(dev_byid, TESTMODE))]
else:
# Convert string of custom options into a list ready for run_command
# TODO: think this ascii should be utf-8 as that's kernel standard
# TODO: or just use str(custom_options).split()
dev_options = custom_options.encode('ascii').split()
# Remove Rockstor native 'autodev' custom smart option raid dev target.
# As we automatically add the full path by-id if a raid controller
# target dev is not found, we can simply remove this option.
# N.B. here we assume there is either 'autodev' or a specified target:
# input validation was tested to reject both being entered.
if 'autodev' in dev_options:
dev_options.remove('autodev')
# If our custom options don't contain a raid controller target then add
# the full path to our base device as our last device specific option.
if (re.search('/dev/tw|/dev/cciss/c|/dev/sg|/dev/sd',
custom_options) is None):
# add full path to our custom options as we see no raid target dev
dev_options += [
get_device_path(get_base_device_byid(dev_byid, TESTMODE))
]
# Note on raid controller target devices. /dev/twe#, or /dev/twa#, or
# /dev/twl# are 3ware controller targets devs respectively 3x-xxxx,
# 3w-9xxx, and t2-sas (3ware/LSI 9750) drivers for respectively 6000, 7000,
# 8000 or 9000 or 3ware/LSI 9750 controllers. /dev/cciss/c0d0 is the first
# HP/Compaq Smart Array Controller using the deprecated cciss driver
# /dev/sg0 is the first hpsa or hpahcisr driver device for the same
# adapter. This same target device is also used by the Areca SATA RAID
# controller except that the first device is /dev/sg2.
return dev_options
def get_dev_options(dev_byid, custom_options=''):
"""
Returns device specific options for all smartctl commands.
Note that in most cases this requires looking up the base device via
get_base_device but in some instances this is not required as in the case
of devices behind some raid controllers. If custom_options contains known
raid controller smartctl targets then these will be substituted for device
name.
:param dev_byid: device name as per db entry, ie by-id type without a path
:param custom_options: string of user entered custom smart options.
:return: dev_options: list containing the device specific smart options and
the appropriate smart device target with full path.
"""
# Initially our custom_options parameter may be None, ie db default prior
# to any changes having been made. Deal with this by adding a guard.
if custom_options is None or custom_options == '':
# Empty custom_options or they have never been set so just return
# full path to base device as nothing else to do.
dev_options = [
'/dev/disk/by-id/%s' % get_base_device_byid(dev_byid, TESTMODE)
]
else:
# Convert string of custom options into a list ready for run_command
# TODO: think this ascii should be utf-8 as that's kernel standard
# TODO: or just use str(custom_options).split()
dev_options = custom_options.encode('ascii').split()
# If our custom options don't contain a raid controller target then add
# the full path to our base device as our last device specific option.
if (re.search('/dev/tw|/dev/cciss/c|/dev/sg', custom_options) is None):
# add full path to our custom options as we see no raid target dev
dev_options += [
'/dev/disk/by-id/%s' %
get_base_device_byid(dev_byid, TESTMODE)
]
# Note on raid controller target devices.
# /dev/twe#, or /dev/twa#, or /dev/twl# are 3ware controller targets devs
# respectively 3x-xxxx, 3w-9xxx, and t2-sas (3ware/LSI 9750) drivers for
# respectively 6000, 7000, 8000 or 9000 or 3ware/LSI 9750 controllers.
# /dev/cciss/c0d0 is the first HP/Compaq Smart Array Controller using the
# deprecated cciss driver
# /dev/sg0 is the first hpsa or hpahcisr driver device for the same adapter.
# This same target device is also used by the Areca SATA RAID controller
# except that the first device is /dev/sg2.
return dev_options