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os-brick/os_brick/initiator/windows/smbfs.py
Lucian Petrut 603d036ff9 Windows: fix connectors 'disconnect_volume' signature
The Windows connectors do not include the 'device_info' argument
in the 'disconnect_volume' method.

This wasn't an issue for Nova as the Hyper-V driver doesn't pass
this argument, yet Cinder does pass it, which will lead to an
exception.

This change adds the missing argument, defaulting to "None" so that
it won't break the Nova Hyper-V driver.

Change-Id: Iaf8b57c97afc393862a61a7338a35f008b65c8c1
Closes-Bug: #1738390
2017-12-15 13:23:57 +02:00

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import os
from os_win import utilsfactory
from os_brick.initiator.windows import base as win_conn_base
from os_brick.remotefs import windows_remotefs as remotefs
from os_brick import utils
class WindowsSMBFSConnector(win_conn_base.BaseWindowsConnector):
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super(WindowsSMBFSConnector, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
# If this flag is set, we use the local paths in case of local
# shares. This is in fact mandatory in some cases, for example
# for the Hyper-C scenario.
self._local_path_for_loopback = kwargs.get('local_path_for_loopback',
False)
self._remotefsclient = remotefs.WindowsRemoteFsClient(
mount_type='smbfs',
*args, **kwargs)
self._smbutils = utilsfactory.get_smbutils()
@staticmethod
def get_connector_properties(*args, **kwargs):
# No connector properties updates in this case.
return {}
@utils.trace
def connect_volume(self, connection_properties):
self.ensure_share_mounted(connection_properties)
disk_path = self._get_disk_path(connection_properties)
device_info = {'type': 'file',
'path': disk_path}
return device_info
@utils.trace
def disconnect_volume(self, connection_properties, device_info=None,
force=False, ignore_errors=False):
export_path = self._get_export_path(connection_properties)
self._remotefsclient.unmount(export_path)
def _get_export_path(self, connection_properties):
return connection_properties['export'].replace('/', '\\')
def _get_disk_path(self, connection_properties):
# This is expected to be the share address, as an UNC path.
export_path = self._get_export_path(connection_properties)
mount_base = self._remotefsclient.get_mount_base()
use_local_path = (self._local_path_for_loopback and
self._smbutils.is_local_share(export_path))
disk_dir = export_path
if mount_base:
# This will be a symlink pointing to either the share
# path directly or to the local share path, if requested
# and available.
disk_dir = self._remotefsclient.get_mount_point(
export_path)
elif use_local_path:
share_name = self._remotefsclient.get_share_name(export_path)
disk_dir = self._remotefsclient.get_local_share_path(share_name)
disk_name = connection_properties['name']
disk_path = os.path.join(disk_dir, disk_name)
return disk_path
def get_search_path(self):
return self._remotefsclient.get_mount_base()
@utils.trace
def get_volume_paths(self, connection_properties):
return [self._get_disk_path(connection_properties)]
def ensure_share_mounted(self, connection_properties):
export_path = self._get_export_path(connection_properties)
mount_options = connection_properties.get('options')
self._remotefsclient.mount(export_path, mount_options)
def extend_volume(self, connection_properties):
raise NotImplementedError