(in addition) i tried pcs resource start ms_drbd # rc=0 ( but afaik this only removes is-managed="false" if exists. but this meta-attribute does not exist) pcs resource manage ms_drbd # ms_drbd does not exist pcs resource manage drbd # already managed
what kind of state is 'unmanaged' i thought there is a meta-attribute for each resource and it tells only whether the resource shall be started / stopped by pacemaker. i could imagine failed_to_(start|stop|promote|demote|...) and i am able to intervene and tell corosync/pacemaker about the new state and ask corosync/pacemaker to monitor that resource again and start all the other pending resources after check, whether that resource actually in the state, that was reported ?! what is corosync waiting for when i try to stop it while drbd is not managed and all the other resources are stopped ? log: pcmk_shutdown: Still waiting for crmd (pid=xxx, seq=6) to terminate ... ( man crm(7) ... This is a fake resource that details the options that can be configured for the CRM Daemon. ) a fake resource that holds the global meta-attributes (options) ? what is crmd waiting for ? now corosync has gone, but all the pacemaker-services are still there ?! is there a more gentle way than kill -9 and kill all that pacemaker-serivces manually and stop drbd before starting corosync again. which is the most central service ? when i kill some of the services they get started again ? nice, but not in this situation. thanks andreas 2013/6/21 andreas graeper <agrae...@googlemail.com> > maybe i asked this before, but i could not find message + answer. > > when a resource gets unmanaged and the problems has gone, i want the > resource get managed by pacemaker again. what is to do ? > > situation: only on node left (other ill) > drbd could not get promoted > now it is standalone,primary,uptodate but not managed and all other > resource stopped (cause depend on drbd:master ) > > thanks in advance > andreas > >
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