Hi Steven, 2014-07-09 23:03 GMT+02:00 Steven Chamberlain <[email protected]>: > Hi Thomas, > > On 08/07/14 13:58, Thomas Martin wrote: >> Is there any way to use heartbeat/pacemaker on Debian GNU/kFreeBSD ? >> I tried to compile it unsuccessfully (because of this dependencies >> which I'm not able to compile; for example: cluster-glue). > > It looked viable to get heartbeat working, but the chain of reverse-deps > would need to be ported one-by-one. > First of all, glad to hear this! There is hope :)
>> I know I could use CARP but with it it's possible to have active >> resources on nodeA and on ondeB at the same time even with preempt >> enable... I must avoid that situation at all price. > > During the switchover, yes I think there's a chance of this. Or if the > CARP nodes are temporarily unable to communicate with each other they > may both try to go active at once. > Actually this is more than that. Let's say I have a cluster of two nodes managing 4 CARP interfaces (all in the same group with preempt enable). If em0 and em1 gets down on serverB and em3 get down on serverA: em3 will be active on serverB while all the others will still remains on serverA. I want to avoid that and heartbeat seems to be a good solution. >> NB: output of cluster-glue's compilation (I delete iproute and >> iputils-ping from build-depends): >> ipcsocket.c: In function 'socket_verify_auth': >> ipcsocket.c:2569:3: error: #error "No credential type found!" > > Yes I saw the same thing. > > We don't have FreeBSD's getpeereid because that's implemented in their > libc. We do have ucred capabilities though, which have been used in the > past, see http://people.debian.org/~jcristau/kbsd-peercred.diff > > A similar approach might work here, but will require a bit of someone's > time and skill. After that I don't know how much more porting work > would be still needed or if we hit a more difficult problem later. > > Regards, > -- > Steven Chamberlain > [email protected] I have to admit that this is really over my C's knowledge. But I will take a look at this and try to debug a little more. Thanks. Regards. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected] Archive: https://lists.debian.org/cao1ixz+m__k-z5_adakchim9vmhblachdli+9n6+4mxr1gd...@mail.gmail.com
