[Linux-HA] heartbeat ignoring my rsc_order directive

[Lars Marowsky-Bree]

On 2007-10-09T20:53:16, "Raoul Bhatia [IPAX]" <r.bhatia at ipax.at> wrote:

>>> lrmd[21310]: 2007/10/09_20:09:13 info: rsc:ocfs2_www:0: start
>>> Filesystem[4261]:       2007/10/09_20:09:13 INFO: Running start for 
>>> /dev/drbd0 on /data/www
>>> Filesystem[4261]:       2007/10/09_20:09:13 INFO: 
>>> C1FCBC338B524B61BE54642B6EE91D1A: Faking pre-notification on start.
>>> Filesystem[4261]:       2007/10/09_20:09:13 INFO: 
>>> C1FCBC338B524B61BE54642B6EE91D1A: notify: pre for start
>>> Filesystem[4261]:       2007/10/09_20:09:13 INFO: 
>>> C1FCBC338B524B61BE54642B6EE91D1A: notify active:
>>> Filesystem[4261]:       2007/10/09_20:09:13 INFO: 
>>> C1FCBC338B524B61BE54642B6EE91D1A: notify stop:
>>> Filesystem[4261]:       2007/10/09_20:09:13 INFO: 
>>> C1FCBC338B524B61BE54642B6EE91D1A: notify start:
>>> lrmd[21310]: 2007/10/09_20:09:13 info: RA output: 

The ocfs2 clone is misconfigured, you need to set the "notify" attribute
to "true" as well, also "globally_unique" to "false".

> and as usual, i forgot to download and attach the logfiles from the
> server ;)

Please instead of attaching ha-debug use the /var/log/messages file; it
contains not just the heartbeat messages, but the full context of the
system. (It is also in a format more readily readable.)

You also fail to state which heartbeat and kernel version you're
running. OCFS2 integration in Heartbeat requires a kernel patch which
is, as far as I know, only in SLES10 so far; it's not yet merged
upstream, though Mark/Joel are working on it.


Regards,
    Lars

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