On 2005-12-14T17:25:08, Huang Zhen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I can change the script.
>
> We have two ways to implement it.
> One is searching the class of the RA in the order of ocf, heartbeat,
> lsb(/etc/init.d/)
> The problem of this way is if there are more than one class of the RA, only
> the first one will be return.
I think if in doubt, the conversion should select the RA which hb1 would
have used. Remember this is about generating a compatible configuration!
We can special case some resource types - IPaddr, Filesystem etc, those
we supply ourselves - which we _want_ to be OCF RAs after the conversion
(both for their new features as well as an example in the configuration
for OCF style configurations); but in general, it shouldn't change the
behaviour.
> The other way is let user give the class of RAs as a parameter of the
> script. But the problem is that maybe the RAs belong to different
> classes.
>
> What would you prefer?
The one most important feature of the conversion IMHO is generating a
useful STONITH configuration too. This is by far the biggest obstacle
and most complex resource setup the users will require, and we need to
help them with it.
Sincerely,
Lars Marowsky-Brée
--
High Availability & Clustering
SUSE Labs, Research and Development
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