On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 02:33, Junko IKEDA <ike...@intellilink.co.jp> wrote: >> > I found the following stonithd behavior. >> > It might be an expected one, but I'm just wondering. >> > >> > My operation is here; >> > (1) start Heartbeat 2.1.4 on two nodes(dom-d1, dom-2). >> > (2) start the resource on active node(dom-d2), and dom-d2 is also DC in > this >> > case. >> > (3) modify the RA and cause stop NG on dom-d2. >> > (4) standby node(dom-d1) would STONITH to dom-d2. >> > stonith plugin is xen0. >> > (5) STONITH action succeeded. >> > >> > When I "grep" the ha-debug on dom-d1(previous standby node) after > STONITH, >> > I found that there are duplicate "reset" actions like this; >> > Is this expected? >> >> For the DC, basically yes. >> The old DC fences itself but obviously isn't around to record that it > succeeded. >> The new DC just sees that the old one is in a strange state and the >> only safe thing to do is shoot it (again). > > I see, make sense. > By the way, Pacemaker will do the same in this case, right?
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