ESET Server Security for Linux – Table of Contents

UUID not detected for xfs disks

Issue

On systems running RHEL 8 with DRBD-based storage, the system fails to retrieve the volume ID (UUID) for files residing on DRBD devices. The following error appears in the logs:

Additionally, the output of lsblk -f does not display UUIDs for DRBD child devices under clustered volume groups:

Console output of lsblk -f.

Workaround

Manually define ID_FS_UUID values using a custom udev rule. The ID_FS_UUID environment variable for DRBD devices is not automatically set by udev on RHEL 8, unlike CentOS 7, where it works correctly. This leads to UUIDs being unavailable for DRBD volumes, preventing ESET from associating scanned files with a valid volume ID.

1.Create or modify the custom udev rule file as privileged user:

2.Add following rules at the end:

3.Trigger the udev system to apply the changes as privileged user:

4.Verify the value via udevadm: