Change logs for mdadm source package in Focal

  • mdadm (4.1-5ubuntu1.2) focal; urgency=medium
    
      * d/p/mdcheck-when-mdcheck-start-is-enabled-mdcheck-continue-too.patch:
        - When mdcheck_start is enabled, enable mdcheck_continue too.
    
    mdadm (4.1-5ubuntu1.1) focal; urgency=medium
    
      * d/rules: Install misc/mdcheck (LP: #1852747)
        - The absence of mdcheck utility is preventing
          mdcheck_continue.service & mdcheck_start.service
          to execute the command when the service start via
          ExecStart. (Closes: #960132)
    
      * d/p/mdcheck-log-when-done.patch:
        - Make sure mdcheck logs the completion too, so that
          it can be determined how long the raid check took.
    
     -- Eric Desrochers <email address hidden>  Mon, 28 Sep 2020 12:29:11 -0400
  • mdadm (4.1-5ubuntu1.1) focal; urgency=medium
    
      * d/rules: Install misc/mdcheck (LP: #1852747)
        - The absence of mdcheck utility is preventing
          mdcheck_continue.service & mdcheck_start.service
          to execute the command when the service start via
          ExecStart. (Closes: #960132)
    
      * d/p/mdcheck-log-when-done.patch:
        - Make sure mdcheck logs the completion too, so that
          it can be determined how long the raid check took.
    
     -- Eric Desrochers <email address hidden>  Thu, 24 Sep 2020 07:54:15 -0400
  • mdadm (4.1-5ubuntu1) focal; urgency=medium
    
      [ dann frazier ]
      * Merge from Debian unstable.  Remaining changes:
        - Ship finalrd hook.
        - Do not install mdadm-shutdown.service on Ubuntu.
        - Drop broken and unused init scripts in favor of native systemd units,
          which can cause failure to reconfigure mdadm package under certain
          confiment types.
        - Drop /etc/cron.d/mdadm and migrate to systemd mdcheck_start|continue
          timer units.
        - Drop /etc/cron.daily/mdadm and migrate to system mdmonitor-oneshot
          timer unit.
        - mdcheck_start.timer configures the mdcheck on a first sunday of the
          month, with a randomized start delay of up to 24h, and runs for at
          most 6h. mdcheck_continue.timer kicks off daily, with a randomized
          start delay of up to 12h, and continues mdcheck for at most 6h.
        - mdmonitor-oneshot.timer runs daily, with a randomized start delay of
          up to 24h.
        - One can use systemd drop-ins to change .timer units timings, set
          environmental variables to decrease/increase the length of checking,
          or start the checks by hand. Previously used checkarray is still
          available, albeit not used by timer units.
        - Above ensures that previous daily / monthly checks are performed, but
          are randomized, such that performance is not as impacted across a
          cluster of machines.
        - Honor the debconf daily autoscan setting in the systemd timer.
    
    mdadm (4.1-5) unstable; urgency=medium
    
      * QA upload.
      * Fix cross-compilation failure. (Closes: #866522).
        Thanks to Helmut Grohne.
      * Add support for raid0/linear 'broken' state. (Closes: #943520).
        Thanks to Guilherme G. Piccoli and Dan Streetman. LP: #1847924.
    
     -- dann frazier <email address hidden>  Thu, 23 Jan 2020 11:41:55 -0700
  • mdadm (4.1-4ubuntu1) focal; urgency=medium
    
      [ dann frazier ]
      * Merge from Debian unstable.  Remaining changes:
        - Ship finalrd hook.
        - Do not install mdadm-shutdown.service on Ubuntu.
        - Drop broken and unused init scripts in favor of native systemd units,
          which can cause failure to reconfigure mdadm package under certain
          confiment types.
        - Drop /etc/cron.d/mdadm and migrate to systemd mdcheck_start|continue
          timer units.
        - Drop /etc/cron.daily/mdadm and migrate to system mdmonitor-oneshot
          timer unit.
        - mdcheck_start.timer configures the mdcheck on a first sunday of the
          month, with a randomized start delay of up to 24h, and runs for at
          most 6h. mdcheck_continue.timer kicks off daily, with a randomized
          start delay of up to 12h, and continues mdcheck for at most 6h.
        - mdmonitor-oneshot.timer runs daily, with a randomized start delay of
          up to 24h.
        - One can use systemd drop-ins to change .timer units timings, set
          environmental variables to decrease/increase the length of checking,
          or start the checks by hand. Previously used checkarray is still
          available, albeit not used by timer units.
        - Above ensures that previous daily / monthly checks are performed, but
          are randomized, such that performance is not as impacted across a
          cluster of machines.
      * Honor the debconf daily autoscan setting in the systemd timer.
    
      [ Guilherme G. Piccoli ]
      * Introduce "broken" state for RAID0/Linear in mdadm (LP: #1847924)
    
     -- dann frazier <email address hidden>  Wed, 04 Dec 2019 07:05:07 -0700
  • mdadm (4.1-2ubuntu3) eoan; urgency=medium
    
      * Drop /etc/cron.d/mdadm and migrate to systemd mdcheck_start|continue
        timer units.
      * Drop /etc/cron.daily/mdadm and migrate to system mdmonitor-oneshot
        timer unit.
      * mdcheck_start.timer configures the mdcheck on a first sunday of the
        month, with a randomized start delay of up to 24h, and runs for at
        most 6h. mdcheck_continue.timer kicks off daily, with a randomized
        start delay of up to 12h, and continues mdcheck for at most 6h.
      * mdmonitor-oneshot.timer runs daily, with a randomized start delay of
        up to 24h.
      * One can use systemd drop-ins to change .timer units timings, set
        environmental variables to decrease/increase the length of checking,
        or start the checks by hand. Previously used checkarray is still
        available, albeit not used by timer units.
      * Above ensures that previous daily / monthly checks are performed, but
        are randomized, such that performance is not as impacted across a
        cluster of machines. LP: #1815201
    
     -- Dimitri John Ledkov <email address hidden>  Tue, 18 Jun 2019 16:29:44 +0100