On 24/08/18 08:21 +0200, Jan Friesse wrote: >> But when I install pacemaker, it installs previous version of corosync >> as dependency and breaks all the setup. >> Any suggestions? > > I can see at least following "solutions": > - make proper Debian package > - install corosync 3 to /usr/local > - (ugly) install packaged corosync and reinstall by corosync 3 from source
Speaking of pacemaker native package as a distro-provided corosync package enforcer, you can also combine the above points with a distro provided pacemaker installation force-ignoring dependencies (but then it's your responsibility to guarantee libxml2 etc. dependencies on your own). In RPM world, this can be done with something like "rpm --nodeps -i pacemaker...", DEB equivalent appears to allow for selective (as opposed to absolute) dependency avoidance: "dpkg --ignore-depends=corosync... -i pacemaker...". -- Nazdar, Poki
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