> The version of open-iscsi in precise has a bad hack that means that you can't use diskless nodes as openstack compute hosts. I would have thought that fixing a piece of software used by the UEC platform in an LTS release would qualify as something worth doing.
Absolutely - it is definitely worth doing. I've said this multiple times, and at no point have I said otherwise. The *way* this needs to be done is with a minimal patch, so as to minimise regressions for other users, as per SRU policy. But nobody has brought such a patch forward.
> The version of open-iscsi in precise has a bad hack that means that you can't use diskless nodes as openstack compute hosts. I would have thought that fixing a piece of software used by the UEC platform in an LTS release would qualify as something worth doing.
Absolutely - it is definitely worth doing. I've said this multiple times, and at no point have I said otherwise. The *way* this needs to be done is with a minimal patch, so as to minimise regressions for other users, as per SRU policy. But nobody has brought such a patch forward.
I have not asked the SRU team. Instead, I'm going on my familiarity with SRU procedure, which is well documented (https:/ /wiki.ubuntu. com/StableRelea seUpdates). But if you would like to consult them, then please do. Exceptions can be made. For the venue? Try https:/ /lists. ubuntu. com/mailman/ listinfo/ ubuntu- devel or https:/ /lists. ubuntu. com/mailman/ listinfo/ ubuntu- devel-discuss as you feel is appropriate.