iscsi_nodes_get(3)
π iscsi_nodes_get(3) β the "gimme ALL ur nodes" page π
okay bestie, welcome to iscsi_nodes_get(3) from the API Manual β yes that's the section-3 libopeniscsiusr girlies, we're in the library docs now, iykyk π«Ά
πΈ NAME πΈ
iscsi_nodes_get β literally retrieve all iSCSI nodes. all of them. periodt.
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
int iscsi_nodes_get (struct iscsi_context *ctx, struct iscsi_node
***nodes, uint32_t *node_count);
look at that triple pointer bestie, it's giving main character energy π (do not be scared, we'll get through it together)
π ARGUMENTS π
ctxβ pointer ofstruct iscsi_context. and listen. if this pointer isNULL, your program will be terminated by assert π like literally executed on the spot, no vibes, no mercy. so check it, okay? πnodesβ output pointer ofstruct iscsi_nodepointer array. its memory should be freed byiscsi_nodes_free(yes queen, you gotta clean up after yourself π§Ήβ¨). if this pointer isNULL, your program will be terminated by assert too π same deal.node_countβ output pointer ofuint32_t. Will store the size of
fr fr the original page just ends there mid-sentence π "the size of" WHAT. the size of the array obviously, but i'm not gonna make stuff up on a manpage, so here it stays, exactly like the source. slay i guess π
π¦ DESCRIPTION π¦
Retrieves all iSCSI nodes. that's it. that's the whole vibe. π
For the properties of struct iscsi_node, please refer to the functions defined in the libopeniscsiusr_node.h file β go read that header bestie, it's where the lore lives πβ¨
The returned results contains iSCSI nodes configured in "/etc/iscsi/nodes/". yes, that directory. that's where they live. π
Illegal configuration file will be skipped and warned β so like, sketchy configs get ghosted AND get a warning, we don't just silently ignore them, we're polite about it π«Άπ
The returned struct iscsi_node pointer array is sorted by target name, connection address, connection port and interface. in that order, no cap, very organized of them πβ
π₯ RETURN π₯
int. Valid error codes are:
LIBISCSI_OKβ (the slay outcome)LIBISCSI_ERR_BUGπLIBISCSI_ERR_NOMEMπ (bestie is out of memory)LIBISCSI_ERR_ACCESSπLIBISCSI_ERR_SYSFS_LOOKUPπLIBISCSI_ERR_IDBMπ
Error number could be converted to string by iscsi_strerror. use it, it turns the cryptic number into actual words, so iconic of it π
β οΈ reminder boo: thoseassertterminations are real.NULLinctxornodes= program go bye-bye. no error code, no warning, just gone. πͺ¦
and that's the page!! mwah π this was pulled straight from the API Manual, dated September 2026, for iscsi_nodes_get β go forth and get those nodes, bestie, you're gonna eat ππ§π
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