def editVolumeGroup(self, device, isNew=False):
volumegroupEditor = LVMEditor(self, device, isNew=isNew)
while True:
origDevice = copy.copy(device)
operations = volumegroupEditor.run()
for operation in operations:
self.storage.devicetree.addOperation(operation)
if self.refresh(justRedraw=not operations):
operations.reverse()
for operation in operations:
self.storage.devicetree.removeOperation(operation)
if not isNew:
device = origDevice
if self.refresh():
raise RuntimeError, ("Returning partitions to state "
"prior to edit failed")
else:
break
volumegroupEditor.destroy()
def editVolumeGroup(self, device, isNew=False):
volumegroupEditor = LVMEditor(self, device, isNew=isNew)
while True:
origDevice = copy.copy(device)
operations = volumegroupEditor.run()
for operation in operations:
self.storage.devicetree.addOperation(operation)
if self.refresh(justRedraw=not operations):
operations.reverse()
for operation in operations:
self.storage.devicetree.removeOperation(operation)
if not isNew:
device = origDevice
if self.refresh():
raise RuntimeError, ("Returning partitions to state "
"prior to edit failed")
else:
break
volumegroupEditor.destroy()
def editLogicalVolume(self, lv=None, vg=None):
"""Will be consistent with the state of things and use this funciton
for creating and editing LVs.
lv -- the logical volume to edit. If this is set there is no need
for the other two arguments.
vg -- the volume group where the new lv is going to be created. This
will only be relevant when we are createing an LV.
"""
if lv != None:
volumegroupEditor = LVMEditor(self, lv.vg, isNew=False)
lv = volumegroupEditor.lvs[lv.lvname]
isNew = False
elif vg != None:
volumegroupEditor = LVMEditor(self, vg, isNew=False)
tempvg = volumegroupEditor.tmpVolumeGroup
name = self.storage.createSuggestedLogicalVolumeName(tempvg)
format = formats.getFormat(self.storage.defaultFSType)
volumegroupEditor.lvs[name] = {
'name': name,
'size': vg.freeSpace,
'format': format,
'originalFormat': format,
'stripes': 1,
'logSize': 0,
'snapshotSpace': 0,
'exists': False
}
lv = volumegroupEditor.lvs[name]
isNew = True
else:
return
while True:
#volumegroupEditor.editLogicalVolume(lv, isNew=isNew)
operations = volumegroupEditor.run()
for operation in operations:
self.storage.devicetree.addOperation(operation)
if self.refresh(justRedraw=True):
operations.reverse()
for operation in operations:
self.storage.devicetree.removeOperation(operation)
if self.refresh():
raise RuntimeError, ("Returning partitions to state "
"prior to edit failed")
continue
else:
break
volumegroupEditor.destroy()
def editLogicalVolume(self, lv=None, vg=None):
"""Will be consistent with the state of things and use this funciton
for creating and editing LVs.
lv -- the logical volume to edit. If this is set there is no need
for the other two arguments.
vg -- the volume group where the new lv is going to be created. This
will only be relevant when we are createing an LV.
"""
if lv != None:
volumegroupEditor = LVMEditor(self, lv.vg, isNew = False)
lv = volumegroupEditor.lvs[lv.lvname]
isNew = False
elif vg != None:
volumegroupEditor = LVMEditor(self, vg, isNew = False)
tempvg = volumegroupEditor.tmpVolumeGroup
name = self.storage.createSuggestedLogicalVolumeName(tempvg)
format = fornmats.getFormat(self.storage.defaultFSType)
volumegroupEditor.lvs[name] = {'name': name,
'size': vg.freeSpace,
'format': format,
'originalFormat': format,
'stripes': 1,
'logSize': 0,
'snapshotSpace': 0,
'exists': False}
lv = volumegroupEditor.lvs[name]
isNew = True
else:
return
while True:
#volumegroupEditor.editLogicalVolume(lv, isNew = isNew)
operations = volumegroupEditor.run()
for operation in operations:
self.storage.devicetree.addOperation(operation)
if self.refresh(justRedraw=True):
operations.reverse()
for operation in operations:
self.storage.devicetree.removeOperation(operation)
if self.refresh():
raise RuntimeError, ("Returning partitions to state "
"prior to edit failed")
continue
else:
break
volumegroupEditor.destroy()
