Hi

Ok it was due to the parameter globally-unique which is true by default,
and that 's lead to the stop of the clone on both sides, whereas when we
set it to false, there is no more stop on the adjacent healthy node.

But still, it does not work completely, as on the node rebooted, gfs2 
mount
is stalled until timeout , and then the node is killed again . But it 
seems more
a gfs2/pcmk problem then a pure Pacemaker problem.

Alain Moullé



De :    [email protected]
A :     General Linux-HA mailing list <[email protected]>
Date :  16/09/2011 16:19
Objet : Re: [Linux-HA] What's wrong in my configuration for GFS2 under 
Pacemaker ?
Envoyé par :    [email protected]



Hi ,
no nothing more with crm_mon -1r
but I trace in Filesystem script, in fact
I see that if we configure a clone for fsGS2 (Filesystem)
it seems that when you ask to start a clone resource,
Pacemaker at first call the Filesystem stop, and then the
Filesystem start. 
That's ok if clone is Stopped on both nodes.
But when you have the clone FS Started on a node,
and when you start again Pacemaker on the other node,
when it comes to Start the clone FS, it seems to stop
it also on the node where the clone FS was always Started,
disturbing this FS on the node who was always healthy.

Andrew, is this the normal behavior ? 
Or what am I missing on this point ?

Thanks
Regards
Alain



De :    "Ulrich Windl" <[email protected]>
A :     <[email protected]>
Date :  16/09/2011 08:04
Objet : [Linux-HA] Antw: Re: What's wrong in my configuration for GFS2 
under Pacemaker ?
Envoyé par :    [email protected]



Hi!

Usually syslog (/var/log/messages, unless redirected) gives you hints of 
what was going on. Also try "crm_mon -1r" when everything is fine, when 
one node is down, when the node is up again. It should help you to learn 
what's going on.

Regards,
Ulrich

>>> <[email protected]> schrieb am 15.09.2011 um 17:20 in Nachricht
<ofa545d164.6878f8cd-onc125790c.0053455e-c125790c.00549...@bull.net>:
> Hi
> (Pacemaker 1.1.5-5 on RHEL6)
> 
> As I wrote in my previous msg, I have tested gfs2 under pacemaker,
> but I 'm facing a problem :
> When I kill one node (poweroff -f) , the fsGS2 on the healthy node is 
> working fine and IOs are not disturbed.
> But when the node is rebooted, and I start again Pacemaker, 
> on this node the dlm-clone starts successfully, then the gfs-clone 
starts 
> successfully but when the fsGFS2 is coming : either it fails on the 
> rebooted node, or on the healthy node. 
> 
> (Then if I cleanup the clone-fsGFS2 and start it again, everything works 


> fine)
> 
> Has somebody already faced this problem ? 
> Is there a solution in pacemaker configuration itself ?
> 
> Thanks a lot
> Regards
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