2013/12/12 Andreas Kurz <[email protected]> > On 2013-12-12 17:53, Michael Böhm wrote: > >.... > > > > How can i fix this? Its only a simple call in line 142: > >> NODENAME=$(ocf_local_nodename) > > This function is also part of the ocf-shellfuncs in newer resource-agent > versions ... since that version your are using, quite some parts of the > resource-agents package structure changed.
While searching trough the git-repo i found that this function had just been added a month ago. So for now i'm just using the older version. The switch from 'uname -n' to 'crm_node -n' was the only thing changed since then, and afaiu this is only a problem when nodenames differ from hostname. > > > > Is there a way to set this in the pacemaker-version i am using or should > > i consider upgrading to Version 1.1.7 or even newer? This would mean i > > also had to upgrade the Server i am planning to use this on, but with > > christmas coming i may have the (out)time to do this. > > If you are on Squeeze you can also try latest 1.1.10 Pacemaker, I'd say > a good idea if you are dealing with MS resources: > > http://people.debian.org/~madkiss/pacemaker-1.1.10/ Thanks for the link, i did a snapshot on my test-machines and play little bit, but this is a "sloppy" repository and i would rather pass on using this in a production environment. I'm now using the 1.1.7 squeeze package from the official backport-repo and i'm confident that this will prevent me from any substantial problems when upgrading to wheezy. thanks again Mika
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