Hi all!
I think I discovered a bug in heartbeat (or I'm too blind and overlooked
it in the documentation).
How to trigger:
Define the ressource groups in the /etc/ha.d/haresources file so that
the first service, say "stop-xxx", after the nodename has/is the same
string for both nodes (which is the case if you want something done as
the very first step on a failover/failback, e.g. stop various daemons so
that they not in the way if filesystems are munmounted) - and not the
usual IP address entry.
Result: heartbeat (in my case heartbeat-2.1.3-3 from RHEL5/CentOS-5)
doesn't really starts up.
Debugging the above, it leads to calls of the ResourceManager script
with the parameters "givegroup stop-xxx" where actually a nodename is
expected.
Grepping around reveals that the ip-request script calls
"$RSCMGR givegroup $IPADDR" - and that doesn't fit to the above.
The obvious solution is to keep an IP address entry on the 1st place
(and it works in my case).
Or am I doing something seriously wrong?
Bernd
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