Jure Pečar wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to configure iLo stonith with heartbeat 2.0.8.
Calling external/riloe on the command line with all the RI_* variables in the environment works fine. Calling stonith -t external/riloe with RI_* variables and -S also reports OK. However, I'm having troubles figuring out how to put these variables in a file that I can call with -F. I haven't found any examples or documentation describing the syntax ...
Well, -F (and -p) are holdovers from R1 syntax, the preferred R2 method
is the name=value pairs you show below. With -F and -p, the parameters
are positional so the first token on the line is the first parameter,
the second token is the second parameter, etc.
I figured that if I put all variables in signle line like this:
RI_HOST=host RI_HOSTRI=host-ilo RI_LOGIN=Administrator RI_PASSWORD=password
stonith doesn't complain about syntax but says "device not accessible". Why?
The config names for external/riloe are hostlist, ilo_hostname,
ilo_user, ilo_password, ilo_can_reset, ilo_protocol,
ilo_powerdown_method. So if you put the above variables on the single
line, your name/value pairs would be hostlist="RI_HOST=host",
ilo_hostname="RI_HOSTRI=host-ilo", etc. You are MUCH better off setting
up stonith in your cib.xml, then you can add the name/values pairs as
attributes, i.e.
<nvpair id="ri_hostlist_id" name="hostlist" value="node1" />
<nvpair id="ri_host_id" name="RI_HOST" value="host" />
Another related question: In a two-node cluster, should stonith config describe
the iLo device of the local machine or of the other machine?
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