OAM mysqld status check was recording the pid of mysqld but this was
being masked by another variable. So on every ACTIVE check it would
flip to DEGRADED and on every DEGRADED check it would flip to ACTIVE.
Variable masking is now removed. Also fixed a typo in the systemd check.
mcsadmin restart will do a status call. Before this would log status
output to a file which would be checked. If that file check failed a PID
check would be made.
We do not log the status to a file any more since it could have multiple
different outputs. The PID check could hit a race condition where it is
being checked before the process is up. This would mean there is no
module state change causing a hang.
This fix does the following:
1. Remove the file status check completely
2. Loop the PID check to give it time to come up
3. If the PID check fails drop to a DEGRADED state
This makes mcsadmin restart work correctly again.
MariaDB server is now managed using systemd instead of our own
mysql-Columnstore script. This means that MariaDB server can be stopped
/ started independently of ColumnStore
Adds back some stuff that was remove distributed that didn't work
properly for non-distributed. Also use /var/lib/columnstore/local
for module file as OAM intended.
ColumnStore now uses standard bin/lib paths for pretty much everything.
Data path is now hard-coded to /var/lib/columnstore.
This patch also:
* Removes v1 decompression
* Removes a bunch of unneeded files
* Removes COLUMNSTORE_INSTALL_DIR / $INSTALLDIR
* Makes my.cnf.d work for all platforms (MCOL-3558)
* Changes configcpp to use recursive mutex (fixes possible config write deadlock)
* Fixes MCOL-3599 Fix regr functions, The library was installed in the wrong location
* Fixes a bunch of Ubuntu packaging issues
* Changes the binary names of several of the executables so as not to
clash with potential executables from other packages
This branch enforces the use of generic MariaDB server paths for their
binaries and data rather than custom paths.
/usr/local/mariadb/columnstore is now only for columnstore with this
patch.
It should be noted that this removes the auto-mounting of external
MariaDB UM data storage for AWS.
This is also a fix for MCOL-3510 after buildbot changes are made.
Also... MCOL-3552 Use columnstore.cnf to load plugins
The ColumnStore plugins now load using a columnstore.cnf instead of a
SQL sequence to be more in-line with MariaDB's methods.
This patch:
* Moves config files from /usr/local/mariadb/columnstore/etc to
ENGINE_SYSCONFDIR/columnstore (ENGINE_SYSCONFDIR is /etc by default)
* Sets a define called MCSSYSCONFDIR whic contains the
ENGINE_SYSCONFDIR compile time setting
* Modifies scripts and code to use the new paths
* Removes a whole bunch of files we don't use
This patch:
* Moves ColumnStore my.cnf to /etc/my.cnf.d/columnstore.cnf
* Removes unneeded entries from columnstore.cnf
* Removes some things that used my.cnf and are now dead
* Also removes utils/scenarios
* Modifies things that use extra defaults file to use the standard one
* Makes sure that C++11 standard is used for older CMake versions
With this patch we no longer need to set -DINSTALL_SYSCONF2DIR and
-DINSTALL_SYSCONFDIR when building MariaDB server.
Squashed commit of the following:
commit faaee9141a
Author: Patrick LeBlanc <patrick.leblanc@mariadb.com>
Date: Wed Oct 3 13:03:02 2018 -0500
Commented a debugging printout.
commit e47e784c53
Author: Patrick LeBlanc <patrick.leblanc@mariadb.com>
Date: Wed Oct 3 12:13:23 2018 -0500
Moved the SKIP_OAM_INIT check for cleanliness, added 'config.h' to
other places that need it.
commit 6626045535
Author: Patrick LeBlanc <patrick.leblanc@mariadb.com>
Date: Tue Oct 2 16:33:06 2018 -0500
WIP. First cut of excising OAM and root access from the dev process.
This passes most tests; need to make sure that the tests that fail
have nothing to do with this change.
DMLProc is doing something that results in a sudo password prompt.
Will obliterate that next.
This passes most tests; need to make sure that the tests that fail
have nothing to do with this change.
DMLProc is doing something that results in a sudo password prompt.
Will obliterate that next.
