Yeah, Thanks. I checked your thread...if you ment "clvmd hangs" however
It's like not finished... I see only 3 entries for that thread and
unfortunately no solution at the end. May I miss something?
However my scenario is a bit different, I don't need gfs, but only clvmd
with a failover lvm, as th
So I forgot the test environment in this case.
Here is the normal environment which is not fully productive yet, so I
can do tests on it...
Fencing (SCSI 3 persistent reservation) works and tested. I configured
the cluster to used, it, and the lvms are still down... the cluster not
able to mount th
Could well be. As I mentioned, no fencing == things break.
On 08/10/2012 01:00 PM, Chip Burke wrote:
See my thread earlier as I am having similar issues. I am testing this
soon, but I "think" the issue in my case is setting up SCSI fencing before
GFS2. So essentially it has nothing to fence off
See my thread earlier as I am having similar issues. I am testing this
soon, but I "think" the issue in my case is setting up SCSI fencing before
GFS2. So essentially it has nothing to fence off of, sees it as a fault,
and never recovers. I "think" my fix will be establish the LVMs, GFS2 etc
then p
Not sure if it relates, but I can say that without fencing, things will
break in strange ways. The reason is that if anything triggers a fault,
the cluster blocks by design and stays blocked until a fence call
succeeds (which is impossible without fencing configured in the first
place).
Can y
This is the cluster conf, Which is a clone of the problematic system on
a test environment (without the ORacle and SAP instances, only focusing
on this LVM issue, with an LVM resource)
[root@rhel2 ~]# cat /etc/cluster/cluster.conf
On 08/10/2012 11:07 AM, Poós Krisztián wrote:
Dear all,
I hope that anyone run into this problem in the past, so maybe can help
me resolving this issue.
There is a 2 node rhel cluster with quorum also.
There are clustered lvms, where the -c- flag is on.
If I start clvmd all the clustered lvms b
Dear all,
I hope that anyone run into this problem in the past, so maybe can help
me resolving this issue.
There is a 2 node rhel cluster with quorum also.
There are clustered lvms, where the -c- flag is on.
If I start clvmd all the clustered lvms became online.
After this if I start rgmanager,
Hello,
in qdiskd.log I get at cluster startup the node that becomes master
for quorum disk.
config is in fact something like
and in syslog.conf
# qdisk logging
local4.*/var/log/qdiskd.log
The file is rotated so after some time I have only empty qd
