Fix 100% CPU usage when CMAP connection is lost #129
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Can one of the admins verify this patch? |
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test this please |
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I think this has been tracked with #80 . Of course it probably needs to be revisited when we get a chance ... |
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Yep it is tracked there and was supposed to be solved together with corosync-graceful-shutdown detection/handling. |
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But let me keep this open for now as the patch here is a bit more elaborate and takes care of how inquisitor should react. But as said without graceful-corosync-shutdown detection this is of limited use anyway. |
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When CMAP disconnects sbd results in 100% CPU usage.
This patch is currently used on SUSE, so upstreaming seem reasonable.