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Custom Proxmox Storage Plugin for SANsymphony

A Proxmox VE storage plugin to integrate SANsymphony storage using iSCSI, with native multipath support and custom CLI management.

This plugin leverages the SANsymphony REST API for all provisioning and management operations.

  • Adds a Proxmox storage plugin for DataCore SANsymphony (iSCSI, multipath support).
  • Includes CLI tool (ssy-plugin) for interactive and scripted storage management.
  • Supports provisioning, LVM, and shared storage.
  • Installation via APT or .deb; config via CLI, pvesm add, or manual edit.

can refer README.md for usage, config, and troubleshooting.

NOTE: I will be updating the README file once the Public Documentaion is ready.


multipath -r
sleep 2
multipath -ll 1>/tmp/multipath.ll.$$
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Better to use mktemp for creating temporary files, this way we will not have any conflict in the future.

multipath -r
sleep 2
multipath -ll 1>/tmp/multipath.ll.$$
multipath -v3 &>/tmp/multipath.v3.$$
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Is there any specific reason for using & (background execution)? On a busy system, this could be delayed, which might cause the logic below to break.

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&> is used to Redirect both stdout and stderr to a file and its not a backgroup execution.

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