Thomas Meller wrote:
You're right, I am unclear.
Some years ago, we tried two versions: storage-based
mirroring and host-based mirroring. As the processes were
too complicated in our company we decided to mirror the
disks host-based. So currently there is a /dev/md0
(simplified) consisting of sd
You're right, I am unclear.
Some years ago, we tried two versions: storage-based mirroring and host-based
mirroring. As the processes were too complicated in our company we decided to
mirror the disks host-based. So currently there is a /dev/md0 (simplified)
consisting of sda (in Bern) and sdb
Thomas Meller wrote:
Many thanks, Gordan.
This could nearly be the solution.
But as I understand, it's not possible to mirror the root-(g)fs to another
computing center despite for relying on a new SPOF (if at all possible)
or on hardware-dependent solutions.
Not sure I follow what you mean. I
Many thanks, Gordan.
This could nearly be the solution.
But as I understand, it's not possible to mirror the root-(g)fs to another
computing center despite for relying on a new SPOF (if at all possible) or on
hardware-dependent solutions.
We had storage problems in the past and could survive th
Hi,
Attach the /var/log/messages or rgmanager logs to get more info ..
On Fri, Feb 5, 2010 at 10:10 AM, Kukkala Prasad wrote:
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Deal All,
I am intrested in setting up a cron file for email notifications for the
when job starts and ends on the cluster. Does anyone have an example of
perl/shell script which can be configured with cron?
Regards
HP
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