On 2013-12-06T11:21:02, Patrick Hemmer <pacema...@feystorm.net> wrote:
> > So where is the problem? If the script returns "ERROR" than pacemaker has
> > to
> > acct accordingly.
> If the script returns "ERROR" the `on-fail=ignore` should make it do
> nothing. Amazon's API failed, we need to just retry again later.
> If the script returns "STOPPED", this isn't an error. The script queried
> the resource, found it was stopped, and reported it as stopped.
> Pacemaker should act accordingly and start it back up.
For a resource that pacemaker expects to be started, it's an error if it
is found to be stopped. Pacemaker can't tell if it is really cleanly
stopped, or died, or ...
If you want Pacemaker to recover failed resources, do not set
on-fail="ignore". I still don't quite get why you set that when you
obviously don't want the associated behaviour?
Regards,
Lars
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