have you tried the clean_start="1" option in the fence_daemon line of your cluster.conf file?
On Wed, Apr 22, 2009 at 2:30 PM, Spencer Parker <[email protected] > wrote: > I have this same problem with the 2 node cluster that I am working on. I > have mysql running with an NFS that holds all of the data for it. If I > unplug one of the node to test the network, it will move the service to the > other node...no problem. When that node comes back up, it will then kill > the services on the node that it failed back too. This goes on and on > resulting in a loop. They'll start up and then begin to fence each other. > One comes up...starts the services...then it dies...the other one takes > over...starts the services and then dies...over and over again. > > I have found that I need to start one node up...and let it run for a short > period of time...then start up the second node...and sometimes it won't > start the loop and sometimes it will. > >
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