Hi all, I've got two group of resources, say A and B. Suppose this is the situation:
group A: colocation B_ON_B_ms-r1 inf: ( B_ip ) ( B_iscsitarget-lun ) ( B_iscsitarget-export ) B_ms-r1:Master order B_AFTER_B_ms-r1 inf: B_ms-r1:promote ( B_iscsitarget-export:start ) ( B_iscsitarget-lun:start ) ( B_ip:start ) group B: colocation A_ON_A_ms-r0 inf: ( A_ip ) ( A_fs ) ( A_db-fs ) ( A_iscsi-db ) A_ms-r0:Master order A_AFTER_A_ms-r0 inf: A_ms-r0:promote ( A_iscsi-db:start ) ( A_db-fs:start ) ( A_fs:start ) ( A_ip:start ) The point is that both resources can reside on different nodes, but A depends on B, so I want that if B switch, then A must be stopped, then B must be started and after that A is restarted. I've declared this order constraint, but it doesn't do what I'm expecting: order A_after_B inf: ( B_iscsitarget-export:start ) ( B_iscsitarget-lun:start ) ( B_ip:start ) ( A_iscsi-db:start ) ( A_db-fs:start ) ( A_fs:start ) ( A_ip:start ) What am I missing? Thanks a lot! -- Raoul Scarazzini Mia Mamma Usa Linux: Niente รจ impossibile da capire, se lo spieghi bene! [email protected] _______________________________________________ Linux-HA mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linux-ha.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-ha See also: http://linux-ha.org/ReportingProblems
