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I ran into an issue last night where an Ansible playbook I was running to delete a Snapmirror relationship was timing out before the relationship was deleted. It looks like it quiesces it, breaks, it, and then ultimately deletes it... but it takes 2-3 minutes, and the play errors with a timeout error even though it does ultimately delete the mirror relationship. Is there any way to extend the timeout for this module when doing a delete? Or, maybe I should do the break as a separate task from the delete? I added the "transferring_time_out: 900" parameter to the task, but this only seems to apply to updates or resyncs?
(btw, I don't know WHY it's taking that long to delete the relationship... we did not see this in our test environment, only in Production. I'm guessing maybe the prod clusters are just busier?)
See the attachment for the exact error message and the playbook.
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