[Linux-HA] A problem with a "simple" configuration

Arpit arpit at hwssoft.com
Tue Jul 12 02:40:01 MDT 2005


Please make a couple of changes in your ha.cf and see if the below mentioned configuration works:

logfile /var/log/ha-log
keepalive       2
deadtime      20
initdead        40
bcast             eth1                                   
auto_failback off
respawn hacluster /usr/lib/heartbeat/ipfail  
ping X.X.X.X 
node         lbtest-master 
node         lbtest-slave           

Be very sure that ipfail doesnt start as root. The HA Linux communitiy has been very specific about it.
Also, i would aslo suggest you to use udpport directive. 


Or Goshen  wrote:
Hello

First I'll give you some background :
heartbeat 1.99.5
2 machines each has 2 ports (eth0, eth1),
machine one (M1): eth0 = 192.168.2.241, eth1 = 10.0.0.2
machine two (M2): eth0 = 192.168.2.242, eth1 = 10.0.0.3
failover ip = 192.168.2.240

eth1 on both machines is connected thru a single crossed over
network cable.
and each is capable of pinging the other.
there is a stable machine whose ip is X.X.X.X .

ha.cf (same on both machines) :
####################### Begin
logfacility daemon                           # Log to syslog
as
facility "daemon"
node lbtest-master lbtest-slave              # List our
cluster members
keepalive 1                                  # Send one
heartbeat each second
deadtime 10                                  # Declare nodes
dead
after 10 seconds
bcast eth1                                   # Broadcast
heartbeats on eth0
ping X.X.X.X                              # Ping our router
to monitor
ethernet connectivity
auto_failback no                             # Don't fail
back to paul
automatically
respawn hacluster /usr/lib/heartbeat/ipfail  # Failover on
network failures
###################### End

haresources (same on both machines) :
###################### Begin
lbtest-master 192.168.2.240
###################### End

authkeys (same on both machines) :
###################### Begin
auth 1
1 crc
###################### End

After executing "/etc/init.d/heartbeat start" I have the
following problems :
1. nothing related to heartbeat is written to
/var/log/daemon.log
(syslog is configured correctly)

what happens when you run this:
logger -p daemon.info -t logging_test hello

actually nothing, so I did "killall -HUP syslog-ng" and now I can
see that this line :
"Jul 11 23:37:50 (none) heartbeat: [5791]: debug: Setting
repeating
timer for 5000 ms"
keeps being written to the log till all space on the HD is
taken.



         
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