On 2009-06-29 11:57, Dejan Muhamedagic wrote: >>> Yes. BTW, it won't work if the configuration's changed back from >>> some to none, so perhaps you should remove those files in that >>> case. >> You lost me there. What files are you referring to? And what is it >> exactly that won't work? > > Sorry. The /etc/initiators.deny and such. If the user first > specifies some initiators and runs the resource, then later > changes it to empty, the files won't change, i.e. the "none" case > is not enforced.
The resource agent does not implement reload, so on reconfiguration the
resource will get stopped with the old config (which will remove entries
in /etc/initiators,{allow,deny}) and then restarted with the new
configuration (where, by default, no access restrictions are put in place).
At least that's the way it works for me, with Pacemaker 1.0.4. Am I
missing something? Or does this work only accidentally?
Florian
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