[LinuxFailSafe] problems getting started

[Scott Fagg]

Removing /var/lib/failsafe/cdb and re-running cdbreinit and cbd-create-std-=
nodes (or something like that) has got things going again.

As for documentation, if i can get a trivial setup going, i'll try to =
document the basics.

Scott Fagg <scott.fagg@arup.com.au>
Arup Brisbane
(07) 3023 6000


>>> Lars Marowsky-Bree <lmb@suse.de> 17/6/02 7:49:23 pm >>>
On 2002-06-16T16:19:48,
   Scott Fagg <scott.fagg@arup.com> said:

> show node A returns 'Machine (A) is not defined.'
>=20
> BUT
>=20
> define node A fails with 'Machine (A) exists.'

No idea. Potentially your cluster is not "online" but in "Unknown" status.
Why, I have no idea.

> Is there some good documentation somewhere on how to get started and =
create
> a trivial setup ?

No, I don't think so; if you wanted to create one, that would be appreciate=
d
;-)

> Sun Jun 16 16:02:36.208 <cmond 18790:1024> <cmond_proc.c:97> Going to =
fork/exec new process "crsd -l ".
> Sun Jun 16 16:02:36.209 <cmond 18790:1024> <cmond_proc.c:140> New =
process crsd pid 19376
> Sun Jun 16 16:02:36.209 <cmond 18790:1024> <cmond_pg.c:767> Recovery for =
process group cluster_control complete.
> Sun Jun 16 16:02:36.545 <cmond 18790:1024> <cmond_sig.c:270> Process =
with pid 19376 has exited with status 11

Well, what do your crsd logfiles say? You don't give enough information I =
am
afraid.

> I'm on the verge of giving up. Is it meant to be this difficult ?!

No, and it isn't I think ;-)


Sincerely,
    Lars Marowsky-Br=E9e <lmb@suse.de>

--=20
Immortality is an adequate definition of high availability for me.
	--- Gregory F. Pfister

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