[Linux-HA] Can't get my resource group to run

Ask Bjørn Hansen ask at develooper.com
Sun Nov 26 23:03:02 MST 2006


Hi,

I use 2.0.7 on FC6 (rpm from fedora extras).

I can't seem to get my resources running.  :-)  It was working when I  
just had one resource in my group (the IP address one).  I added a  
few more (I'm working on making an NFS server with automatic  
failover, pretty basic stuff ...).

I run
    crm_resource -r R_nfs_ip -p target_role -v started

and "nothing" happens - most likely something happens but I don't  
know where to look :-) -  The logfile just has a few lines of CIB  
updates.

(I also tried with the gui tool but it doesn't give any feedback when  
I press the "play" button).

My resources configuration (as seen by cibadmin  -Q -o resources) is  
below.   As far as I can tell they are supposed to be started, but  
it's not happening.  How do I debug this?

[root at app1 tmp]# crm_verify -V -L
crm_verify[7206]: 2006/11/26_21:42:12 WARN: unpack_config:unpack.c No  
value specified for cluster preference: default_action_timeout
crm_verify[7206]: 2006/11/26_21:42:12 WARN: unpack_config:unpack.c No  
value specified for cluster preference:  
default_resource_failure_stickiness
crm_verify[7206]: 2006/11/26_21:42:12 WARN: unpack_config:unpack.c No  
value specified for cluster preference: remove_after_stop
crm_verify[7206]: 2006/11/26_21:42:12 WARN:  
process_orphan_resource:unpack.c Nothing known about resource  
resource_ running on app1.bur.sol
Warnings found during check: config may not be valid

Also, how do I tell the system to start or stop the full group?   
(G_nfs).

Anyway, HELP!  :-)    I've had something similar to this working in  
the past (with heartbeat v1) -- this cib stuff is neat, but, well,  
less transparent.


  - ask


<resources>
    <group id="G_nfs">
      <instance_attributes id="G_nfs_instance_attrs">
        <attributes>
          <nvpair id="G_nfs_target_role" name="target_role"  
value="started"/>
        </attributes>
      </instance_attributes>
      <primitive class="lsb" type="drbd" provider="heartbeat"  
id="R_drbd">
        <instance_attributes id="R_drbd_instance_attrs">
          <attributes>
            <nvpair name="target_role" id="R_drbd_target_role"  
value="started"/>
          </attributes>
        </instance_attributes>
      </primitive>
      <primitive id="R_drbd_mount" class="heartbeat"  
type="Filesystem" provider="heartbeat">
        <instance_attributes id="R_drbd_mount_instance_attrs">
          <attributes>
            <nvpair id="R_drbd_mount_target_role" name="target_role"  
value="stopped"/>
            <nvpair id="e9b38833-382b-4087-8827-7f602ea62179"  
name="1" value="/dev/drbd0"/>
            <nvpair id="a6e6c2d7-2d8d-40d3-9b05-65f811c0125b"  
name="2" value="/nfs/pkg"/>
            <nvpair id="e877e05b-573d-48c4-a039-904a141229ed"  
name="3" value="ext3"/>
            <nvpair id="9cacbb6d-1b75-4384-ab8d-c6da67c9b5e5"  
name="4" value="noatime"/>
          </attributes>
        </instance_attributes>
      </primitive>
      <primitive class="heartbeat" type="IPaddr" provider="heartbeat"  
id="R_nfs_ip">
        <instance_attributes id="R_nfs_ip_instance_attrs">
          <attributes>
            <nvpair id="11d2abe3-916b-4a50-9083-98d5683e9094"  
name="1" value="10.50.0.30"/>
          </attributes>
        </instance_attributes>
        <instance_attributes id="R_nfs_ip">
          <attributes>
            <nvpair id="R_nfs_ip-target_role" name="target_role"  
value="started"/>
          </attributes>
        </instance_attributes>
      </primitive>
    </group>
</resources>



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