> Hi all, > > it appears as though this is the problem. The /etc/hosts file specifies > per-interface hostnames e.g. > > 192.168.200.170 r4-eth1 > > This explains the difference in the hostname that appears to be causing > a problem. > > I have used a nodelist to specify the nodes of the cluster, their ids > and their names. This seems to have resolved the problem. I haven't been > able to do enough definitive testing. > > The "nodelist" feature is entirely undocumented, a look at the source > code confirmed that there was in fact a "name" field that would be > looked for in the config. When will the documentation be updated? > > I understand that the logs were displaying the warning signs of > something being wrong with the configuration, but it wasn't really > enough to be able to source the problem. Maybe this could be looked into? > > Regards, > James
Well, it was all clear in the log files. Perhaps you have to get more familiar with cluster logs? Or hire a consultant? -- Dr. Michael Schwartzkopff Guardinistr. 63 81375 München Tel: (0163) 172 50 98
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