State of GFS, OCFS2, Clustering, iSCSI, etc. in Fedora

[David Huff]

Dennis J. wrote:
> My concern right now isn't so much about the configuration of these 
> technologies but with the fact that they don't seem to be maintained at all 
> right now and in various states of disarray.

ahh I see what you getting at...

> In the regular Fedora world this isn't such a big deal I guess because a 
> desktop user is unlikely to use OCFS2 or GFS clustering or setup iScsi 
> shares but with the creation of the server SIG I'm wondering what the plans 
> are with regards to bringing this stuff back to life.

I have always just used tgtadm for setting up iscsi targets myself. I 
know that scsi-target-utils is a "tech preview" in RHEL however I am not 
sure its status in Fedora.

I agree that the server sig may be a good place to try and get these 
tools more integrated for a Fedora Server.

-D