Create a resource and a monitor action for mysql but mark set is-managed=false.
This tells the cluster not to stop or start it, but only to check if
its running.
Then simply add a colocation constraint from the other resource to the
mysql one.
Though I have to wonder why you'd not want the
Hello,
Can someone tell me if it's possible to move a resource off a server if
/etc/init.d/mysql status fails. Or perhaps if a process is not running.
I don't want halinux to manage mysql. I see in docs that there is a way
to say move a resource if a fibre card does not exist or if it has not
