Michael Schwartzkopff writes:
> > # High availability
> > deb http://multinet.de/debian experimental main
>
> Be sure, that the SUSE build server packages are more recent than my
> packages.
yes, i have actually commented out that server:
# High availability
#deb http://multinet.de/debian
Mikael Kermorgant writes:
> I've seen debian lenny packages are available from
> http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/server:/ha-clustering/Debian_5.0/
>
> Is there a way to include that repository in /etc/apt/sources.list ?
those seem to be a bit out of date. i have been using one of
Lars Marowsky-Bree writes:
> > Problem1 - Using DRBD OCF RA: I wanted to use the latest and greatest
> > for the approaches, so tried the DRBD OCF RA following this howto:
> > http://www.clusterlabs.org/wiki/DRBD_HowTo_1.0 . The configuration works
> > and I can manually migrate resources but
Mikael Kermorgant writes:
> I'd like to prepare several servers running debian lenny to high
> availability with heartbeat.
> The version included in lenny doesn't include pacemaker, which I'd
> like to use.
>
> Do some of you already run it on lenny, and if so, how did you
> install it ?
Andrew Beekhof writes:
> > You can't. There should be a shutdown escalation after 5 minutes
> > if something hangs resourcewise.
>
> Actually the default is 10 minutes.
how to reduce it?
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Dejan Muhamedagic writes:
> BTW, for heartbeat clusters, you should also remove
> /var/lib/heartbeat/hostcache.
that gets recreated each time heartbeat starts.
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Jason Fitzpatrick writes:
> I tend to agree, I would love to see a similar interface within CRM to
> what exists within the Cisco IOS, where hitting tab will auto populate
> commands / auto complete commands, it would make the configuration so
> much easier
in this particular case, i don't th
i have:
j...@lenny1:~$ crm_mon -1
Last updated: Wed Mar 25 19:33:01 2009
Current DC: lenny2 (f13aff7b-6c94-43ac-9a24-b118e62d5325)
Version: 1.0.2-c02b459053bfa44d509a2a0e0247b291d93662b7
2 Nodes configured.
0 Resources configured.
Node: lenny2 (f13aff7b-6c94-43ac-9a24-b
while testing heartbeat/pacemaker, it would be nice if i could reset
pacemaker crm and start from scratch.
i know that it can be done by emptying /var/lib/heartbeat/crm and on
both nodes and then by restarting heartbeat, but is there a command to
do it?
i have tried by creating a config_file:
Juha Heinanen writes:
> the real problem is that start of mysql server by pacemaker stops
> altogether after a few manual stops (/etc/init.d/mysql stop).
i think i figured this out. when pacemaker needed to start my
mysql-server resource three times on node lenny1, it migrated the gr
Dominik Klein writes:
> Heartbeat will for example no longer be part of the next suse enterprise
> linux (sles11) ha solution. It will be based on openais. So for new
> setups, this should be the way to go - at least imho.
yes, after there are packages available for debian lenny.
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Dominik Klein writes:
> I read your email on the pacemaker list and from what you've shared and
> explained, i cannot spot find a configuration issue. It should just work
> like that (and does work like that for me).
i did more experiments and noticed that migration-threshold=N doesn't
work as
Dominik Klein writes:
> Heartbeat in v1 mode (haresources configuration) cannot do any resource
> level monitoring itself. You'd need to do that externally by any
> means.
yes, in v2 mode i have managed to make pacemaker to monitor resources,
for example, like this:
primitive test lsb:test \
i set up the example apache cluster of document
http://www.clusterlabs.org/wiki/DRBD_HowTo_1.0
but used mysql server instead of apache server. crm of my test cluster
looks like this:
node $id="8df8447f-6ecf-41a7-a131-c89fd59a120d" lenny1
node $id="f13aff7b-6c94-43ac-9a24-b118e62d5325" lenny2
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