Low: attrd: Increase log level of first update of attribute
Low: ipc: Decrease log level of connection and disconnection with client
Low: attrd: Decrease log level when broadcasting an attribute
Fix: cib: Do not disable cib disk writes if on-disk cib is corrupt
Fix: acl: Read access must be explicitly granted
Test: tools: Fix regression test output
Refactor: crmd: Avoid logging NULL
Merge pull request #450 from inouekazu/increase-loglevel

Low: attrd: Increase log level of first update of attribute
Merge pull request #453 from gao-yan/on-disk-cib-corrupt

Fix: cib: Do not disable cib disk writes if on-disk cib is corrupt
Log: Fencing: Reduce severity of some noisy messages
Merge pull request #449 from inouekazu/decrease-loglevel

Decrease log level
Fix: crmd: Do not start timers for already completed operations
Test: BasicSanity: Quote arguments to su
Merge branch 'master' of github.com:ClusterLabs/pacemaker
Refactor: cib: Check if on-disk cib is corrupt in the separate on_disk_cib_corrupt() rather than in validate_on_disk_cib()
Merge pull request #455 from gao-yan/on-disk-cib-corrupt-2

Refactor: cib: Check if on-disk cib is corrupt in the separate on_disk_cib_corrupt() rather than in validate_on_disk_cib()
Fix: get_cluster_type: failing concurrent tool invocations on heartbeat

When we try to guess the cluster type with a "trial registration"
to the heartbeat api, try to register as "casual" (anonymous) client.

If we try to register as "non-casual", or "named" client,
from the heartbeat API point of view, we try to register as
a specific service provider.  Heartbeat does not allow multiple
registrations of the same service provider.

That results in for example
  WARN: duplicate client add request [crm_node]
  ERROR: api_process_registration_msg: cannot add client()
and all but one concurrent invokations of some tool will fail.

This seems to have been broken for quite a while now.  But since it only
triggers for concurrent invocations of the same tool, no-one seems to
have noticed, or at least not reported.

There is a simple workaround: export HA_cluster_type=heartbeat
(which avoids this trial registration probing altogether)
Merge pull request #456 from lge/for-beekhof

Fix: get_cluster_type: failing concurrent tool invocations on heartbeat
Low: crm_mon: Add failures to --as-xml output

bz#5172

Signed-off-by: Christine Caulfield <ccaulfie@redhat.com>
Merge pull request #458 from chrissie-c/master

Low: crm_mon: Add failures to --as-xml output