hi all,
I don't quite understand the meaning of the standby mode of a
heartbeat node. When a heartbeat node is in standby mode, it can not take over
resources ,when other node is down. Why we need such a mode?
Thanks in advance.___
We just had one of our two Heartbeat servers - in this case, the primary server
- do an emergency reboot earlier tonight, and I'm confused as to why. Here's
the sanitized version of the logs from right before the reboot occurred. Can
somebody tell me what happened and what I can do to make
Hi,
On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 12:30:41AM -0800, Mike Sweetser - Adhost wrote:
We just had one of our two Heartbeat servers - in this case,
the primary server - do an emergency reboot earlier tonight,
and I'm confused as to why. Here's the sanitized version of
the logs from right before the
Hi,
On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 04:36:46PM +0800, Vincent wrote:
hi all,
I don't quite understand the meaning of the standby
mode of a heartbeat node. When a heartbeat node is in
standby mode, it can not take over resources ,when other
node is down. Why we need such a
I have tried reading and interpreting the link below but could not get the
Resource Monitoring to work.
http://linux-ha.org/ClusterInformationBase/Actions
I have installed heartbeat-2.1.3-1. The following is in my
/var/lib/heartbeat/crm/cib.xml file.
primitive id=ecas class=lsb type=dirsrv
I have tried reading and interpreting the link below but could not get the
Resource Monitoring to work.
http://linux-ha.org/ClusterInformationBase/Actions
I have installed heartbeat-2.1.3-1. The following is in my
/var/lib/heartbeat/crm/cib.xml file.
primitive id=ecas class=lsb type=dirsrv
The reason for reboot was that the crmd encountered an
unrecoverable condition and exited. It is not clear what happened
to crmd. It could be a communication problem, though there's
nothing in the logs from the lower layer (heartbeat). BTW, you
can prevent reboots by replacing crm yes with
Hi,
Can heartbeat be configured to run a script only once without that
script running a service?
Say for example that heartbeat is failing over and that some special
purpose script needs to run prior to starting an Oracle DB service which
is already running in standby mode on the fail to
EDIT: It would help if I actually attached the hb_report, wouldn't it?
:P
The reason for reboot was that the crmd encountered an unrecoverable
condition and exited. It is not clear what happened to crmd. It could
be a communication problem, though there's nothing in the logs from
the lower
