Support for new pool features

[mulkieran]

No description provided.

[mulkieran]

Sample output for stopped pool list:

Test detailed view on a stopped pool. ... ok
UUID: 9b5096da-0966-4964-a1de-e4e341d41c0e
Name: deadpool
Metadata Version: 2
Encryption Enabled: Yes
    Accepts User-Entered Passphrase to Unlock: Yes
    Allows Unattended Unlock via Key in Kernel Keyring: Yes
    Allows Unattended Unlock via Clevis: No
Devices:
7b1d78d0-b5d1-45d0-84ff-1bee82e86ffc  /dev/XZIO
9526e7fb-6266-4db8-989c-7f723f40c876  /dev/RLO1
0e219806-c8a2-40c9-8b36-20762e724c3d  /dev/3NTN
5b036d04-2e1f-4e2b-9489-c5b386596b05  /dev/DNSJ
7a9601c5-2640-4459-9517-e94d112e8d68  /dev/80DU

[mulkieran]

Another, showing <PRESENT> in table view for stopped pools:

Name       Version   UUID                                   # Devices   Key Description   Clevis
deadpool         2   de05f6b0-0987-47cb-9888-e288aa088051          10   <PRESENT>         N/A 

or

Name       Version   UUID                                   # Devices   Key Description   Clevis   
deadpool         2   25c68f69-0ade-44a5-bf8d-b449bf3f606e           3   N/A               <PRESENT>

[mulkieran]

An unencrypted stopped pool:

UUID: 60f7f102-7b34-4ea4-9a6d-da5fc66c4d45
Name: deadpool
Metadata Version: 2
Encryption Enabled: No
Devices:
3618e8fa-db55-4366-8fa8-3ba019d8654a  /dev/SACP
cca86e20-bb1b-4da2-928a-7d24da1aa7c3  /dev/0ON5

[mulkieran]

/packit build

[packit-as-a-service]

Congratulations! One of the builds has completed. 🍾

You can install the built RPMs by following these steps:

• sudo yum install -y dnf-plugins-core on RHEL 8
• sudo dnf install -y dnf-plugins-core on Fedora
• dnf copr enable packit/stratis-storage-stratis-cli-1151
• And now you can install the packages.

Please note that the RPMs should be used only in a testing environment.

[mulkieran]

The FreeTokenSlots are turning into something that maps to an empty string which is very weird.

[mulkieran]

Not an empty string, just an unprintable string in the GitHub CI. Transforming that number to an int should do the trick. This is yet another argument for out-of-dbus-python library.

[mulkieran]

Ok. Now detail view of started is good:

UUID: 64120702-7fd4-41cf-bfbd-565788b262d6
Name: deadpool
Alerts: 0
Metadata Version: 2
Actions Allowed: fully_operational
Cache: No
Filesystem Limit: 10
Allows Overprovisioning: Yes
Encryption Enabled: Yes
    Free Token Slots Remaining: 14
    Token Slot: 1
        Key Description: keydesc
Fully Allocated: No
    Size: 512 EiB
    Allocated: 2.50 GiB
    Used: 0 B

[drckeefe]

Sample output for stopped pool list:

Test detailed view on a stopped pool. ... ok
UUID: 9b5096da-0966-4964-a1de-e4e341d41c0e
Name: deadpool
Metadata Version: 2
Encryption Enabled: Yes
    Accepts User-Entered Passphrase to Unlock: Yes
    Allows Unattended Unlock via Key in Kernel Keyring: Yes
    Allows Unattended Unlock via Clevis: No
Devices:
7b1d78d0-b5d1-45d0-84ff-1bee82e86ffc  /dev/XZIO
9526e7fb-6266-4db8-989c-7f723f40c876  /dev/RLO1
0e219806-c8a2-40c9-8b36-20762e724c3d  /dev/3NTN
5b036d04-2e1f-4e2b-9489-c5b386596b05  /dev/DNSJ
7a9601c5-2640-4459-9517-e94d112e8d68  /dev/80DU

Would it be possible to only display two values in the Encryption Enabled output? Example:

Encryption Enabled: Yes
Accepts User-Entered Passphrase or existing Kernel Keyring to Unlock: Yes
Allows Unattended Unlock via Clevis: No

I believe that the first two are similar and could be combined.

[mulkieran]

Revision to stopped pool detail now looks like this:

UUID: ff381dfc-9764-4f59-b0f9-c56acd377f3a
Name: deadpool
Metadata Version: 2
Encryption Enabled: Yes
    Allows Unlock via a Key in Kernel Keyring or a User-Entered Passphrase: Yes
    Allows Unattended Unlock via Clevis: No
Devices:
bc96e183-1119-490e-9239-29be0cb75d55  /dev/1SLG
68edef64-86b7-473a-9597-5db728ca27c8  /dev/C18B

[mulkieran]

rebased, no conflicts.

[mulkieran]

rebased

[mulkieran]

commits squashed