[Linux-HA] heartbeat 2.0.2 + stonith
Dave Blaschke
debltc at us.ibm.com
Tue Oct 4 10:43:48 MDT 2005
announces at genos.es wrote:
>El mar, 04-10-2005 a las 17:38, Dave Blaschke escribió:
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>>announces at genos.es wrote:
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>>>Thanks. Now I have modified the cib.xml which uses an example stonith
>>>plugin:
>>>...................
>>>
>>> <primitive id="lampara_stonith" class="stonith"
>>>type="external/test">
>>> <instance_attributes>
>>> <attributes>
>>> <nvpair name="ST_HOSTLIST" value="heartbeat1" />
>>> </attributes>
>>> </instance_attributes>
>>> </primitive>
>>>
>>>.....................
>>>
>>>Now heartbeat runs without errors, but, when I simulate an error
>>>condition (a resource which doesn't stop), it doesn't fence the node. I
>>>can read the following in log files:
>>>
>>>
>>>pengine[3326]: 2005/10/04_16:36:58 info: mask(stages.c:stage6):
>>>Scheduling Node heartbeat1 for shutdown
>>>pengine[3326]: 2005/10/04_16:36:58 WARN: mask(stages.c:stage6):
>>>Scheduling Node heartbeat1 for STONITH
>>>
>>>
>>>But It doesn't call my external/test stonith plugin.
>>>
>>>Later I can read:
>>>
>>>stonithd[15626]: 2005/10/04_16:09:49 info: Failed to STONITH the node
>>>heartbeat1: optype=1, op_result=2
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>This message indicates that the ST_GENERIC_RESET operation failed with
>>S_ACCESS, usually indicating that the STONITH device cannot be
>>accessed. Are you sure that there's an executable file test in the
>>/usr/lib/stonith/plugins/external/ directory that can process all of the
>>commands that Alan listed below?
>>
>>
>>
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>Yes, the script runs and it has in the first line:
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>echo $@ >> /tmp/heartbeat.log
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>And I see how stonithd calls the plugin. When resources run in the first
>node, I have in the log file:
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>getconfignames
>status
>gethosts
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How about if you run:
stonith -d -t external/test -p "heartbeat1" -T reset heartbeat1
from the command line and capture the output. This should provide some
interesting debug output...
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