cephfs: Fix Removal of IPs from blocklist #371
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While dealing with CephFS fencing we evict the clients and block the IPs from the CIDR range that do not have any active clients individually. While Unfencing, the IP is removed via the CIDR range which fails to remove the individual IPs from Ceph's blacklist. This PR fetches the blocklist from ceph and removes the IPs in blocklist that lie inside the CIDR range along with their unique nonces. Signed-off-by: Niraj Yadav <niryadav@redhat.com>
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While dealing with CephFS fencing we evict the
clients and block the IPs from the CIDR range
that do not have any active clients individually.
While Unfencing, the IP is removed via the
CIDR range which fails to remove the individual
IPs from Ceph's blacklist.
This PR fetches the blocklist from ceph and
removes the IPs in blocklist that lie inside
the CIDR range along with their unique nonces.