> -Original Message-
> Just for clarification, if I use a script resource will the
> same script
> be used with a status parameter to check the status of the resource?
Yes.
> Where is the frequency specified for health checking of the resource
> whether it be a custom script of apache? I
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just for clarification, if I use a script resource will the
same script be used with a status parameter to check the
status of the resource?
Where is the frequency specified for health checking of the
resource whether it be a custom script of apache? If we want
to ch
>
> Just for clarification, if I use a script resource will the
> same script be used with a status parameter to check the
> status of the resource?
>
> Where is the frequency specified for health checking of the
> resource whether it be a custom script of apache? If we want
> to check health
Hi,
I have Two Nodes- Master1 And Master2 in cluster.I have one script
called scripts.sh acts as a control script for failover.
When I kill any process from one node the failover is taking place
successful but I had also created mount point in /etc/fstab which should
also get umount and then failo
Thanks for the excellent response, I have just a few follow up
questions.
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Jeff Stoner
> Sent: 10 September 2008 18:58
> To: linux clustering
> Subject: RE: [Linux-cluster] Monitoring services/customize
Hi,
are you sure that you have all hostnames set up properly?
/etc/hosts should say:
A.B.C.D node1.somewhere
A.B.C.E node2.somewhere
You should use node1.somewhere as node name in your cluster.conf
Jakub
> For the benefit of future googlers.
>
> I managed to get the cman service started without
