Hi Leal et al,
well, I stated in previous mails that my AVS knowledge is limited, so I
can't help you on that part.
I was just focusing on your problem that you wanted to store the
hostname in a resource property, where the START method was last run.
And here my suggestion was to temporary store that hostname in a file (I
picked /var/run/<resourcename>_last_started since /var/run will get
cleaned out upon server reboot). That way you can update the resource
property once the resource finished its reconfiguration (ie. finished
START). I suggested Monitor_start, since that is called after START (but
it will not wait for you that START really finished, you would need
to check for that in a new script for method Monitor_start). From within
that script you can read the file and update the property, and then
delete the temp file.
I am not aware of a standard SC function that would give you the node
where the resource/RG last successfully started.
Greets
Thorsten
msl wrote:
> Thanks very much!
> That was a really explanation about monitors, and i will bookmark that
> informations to start to implement it later.
> But, what do you think in save "that" information on the filesystem? The
> solution that i'm working on, is for "nonshared" storage, but the "issue"
> that i'm trying to solve is for the use with AVS. So, i can assume that the
> discs are in sync, the other way (without AVS), i don't have the problem at
> all. Sorry by the english, i hope you can understand...
> I mean, I'm just trying to know if i need to:
> - do a reverse sync (the pool was last loaded on secondary node)
> - don't need to do nothing (the pool was last loaded on primary node)
> It would be nice if i could put that information on the pool properties...
> but i think there is no "generic" property that i can use. So, i'm thinking
> in create a "little" filesystem on it, and handle that problem within.
> What do you think?
> ps.: The SC does not have that information? I can not know where the
> resource was last started using standard SC functions?
>
> Leal.
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