03-10-2009
Hi Zaxxon,
thanks for your quick reply.
Unfortunately if Im using mkfs, all preexisting data will be lost.
Let me explain my scenario :
We have two sites.
Site 1 has an AIX connected to a Storage through iscsi protocol. This is the production site. This AIX server use LVM to create VG, PV, LV with no problem.(LV command is formating.
Site 2 (disaster Site) has a second SAN Storage which is receiving mirrored data from Site 1. A second AIX server is attached to this second Storage through iscsi ( this LUN is a data replication from Site 1)
The idea would be to mount the LUN ( which is already populated) on the second AIX through LVM. This is where I get Stuck as I cannot create an LV and mount the system until I do a MKFS !!!!
Is this a normal behavior ? did I miss something ?
Thanks a lot
Ivan
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yum-fs-snapshot.conf
YUM-FS-SNAPSHOT.CONF(5) File Formats YUM-FS-SNAPSHOT.CONF(5)
NAME
yum-fs-snapshot.conf(5)
SYNOPSIS
yum-fs-snapshot.conf(5) is the configuration file for yum-fs-snapshot(1) Yum plugin for snapshotting your filesystems before running a yum
transaction. By default, this plugin will snapshot all filesystems that it is capable of snapshotting. This includes block-level snap-
shots using LVM snapshots.
FILES
/etc/yum/pluginconf.d/fs-snapshot.conf
FILE FORMAT
yum-fs-snapshot.conf(5) utilizes configuration options in the form of
OPTION=VALUE
OPTION
exclude
This is a space delimited list of the mount points you do not wish to have snapshotted by this plugin.
OPTION
create_snapshots_in_post
This is a boolean value used to control whether snapshots are also created after running the yum transaction.
OPTION - [lvm] section
enabled
This is a boolean value used to control whether LVM snapshots will be created for filesystems built on LVM logical volumes.
OPTION - [lvm] section
lvcreate_size_args
This is the space delimited lvcreate argument list that is used to specify the size of the snapshot LV. Valid lvcreate size options
are -l or -L. If not specified then LVM snapshots will not be created for volumes that are not thinly provisioned.
AUTHOR
Josef Bacik <josef@toxicpanda.com>
Mike Snitzer <msnitzer@fedoraproject.org>
SEE ALSO
yum-fs-snapshot(1)
3 February 2010 YUM-FS-SNAPSHOT.CONF(5)