Re: [Pacemaker] Compilation problem in centos 6.3

04.09.2012 03:46, Keisuke MORI wrote: > Hi, > > I've seen a similar problem. > It was caused by an unseen escape sequence produced by the crm shell > (readline library in particular) when TERM=xterm. > > Try "export TERM=vt100" and rebuild it. > Or grab the latest crm shell. Shouldn't it be list

[Pacemaker] RES: "Using ldirectord" page question

Hi. The virtual IP on the loopback are needed for the real servers, so as they can answer the packets sent to them. You also need to edit the file /etc/sysctl.conf to disable the reply to arp requests of the virtual addresses configured on the loopback. This is what I had to add to my web servers

[Pacemaker] Mostly STONITH Questions / Seeking Best Practice

Afternoon all, We have a 2 node failover cluster using IBM IMM for STONITH via the external/ipmi plugin. We have recently moved from OCFS2 to ext3 for our database filesystems due to a bug we discovered, there is only one disk we need to have available to both nodes (shared scripts, logs etc) whic

[Pacemaker] "Using ldirectord" page question

Hi, I'm trying to set up a redundant load-balancer using pacemaker and ldirectord and found an example for the configuration on the following page: http://www.clusterlabs.org/wiki/Using_ldirectord What I don't understand is the following part: "This gives you the virtual IP address and ldirectord

Re: [Pacemaker] Compilation problem in centos 6.3

Hi, I've seen a similar problem. It was caused by an unseen escape sequence produced by the crm shell (readline library in particular) when TERM=xterm. Try "export TERM=vt100" and rebuild it. Or grab the latest crm shell. 2012/9/4 Miguel Angel Guerrero > > Hi all > > I'm trying to compile the l

Re: [Pacemaker] Compilation problem in centos 6.3

It seems Publican doesn't like something in our documentation source files. Perhaps try rebuilding (I assume you're using rpmbuild?) with the option: --without=doc Or, grab the very latest from git which seems to build fine. On Tue, Sep 4, 2012 at 6:16 AM, Miguel Angel Guerrero < miguel.guerr...@i

Re: [Pacemaker] Two c72f5ca stonithd coredumps

Thanks for that. Both should now be fixed and will definitely make it for 1.1.8. I'll test the patches I have and push them up. Additionally, I changed CTS's StonithTest to use stonith_admin last night (it also found the second trace) - so these problems shouldn't reoccur. On Mon, Sep 3, 2012 at

[Pacemaker] Compilation problem in centos 6.3

Hi all I'm trying to compile the last version of the src package of pacemaker from red hat in centos 6.3 with snmp support but i get this error in the process and i don't understand this, i check the dependencies and all is correct, thanks for your help Processing file tmp/en-US/xml_tmp/

[Pacemaker] Two c72f5ca stonithd coredumps

Hi Andrew, all, as I wrote before, I caught two paths where stonithd (c72f5ca) dumps core. Here are gdb backtraces for them (sorry for posting them inline, I was requested to do that ASAP and I hope it is not yet too late for 1.1.8 ;) ). Some vars are optimized out, but I hope that doesn't matter.