Hi

I will post an output from cibadmin -Ql and from the crm_mon tomorrow - I dont have it here in my home.
In the meanwhile here is what I do:

I fire up my cluster and by monitoring the /var/log/messages and with "crm_mon -i 2" I wait for it to get online. Then I add a resource with "cibadmin -C -o resource -x <xml-fil>"
It adds to the cluster starts up nice.
"crm_mon -i 2" shows me that the resource was added - now I have "one" resource in my cluster.
I stop it with "crm_resource -r <resource-name> -p target_role -v stopped.
I goes down and then I remove the resource with "cibadmin -D -o resource -x <the-same-xml-file-which-I-used-to-create> I check with "crm_resource -L" to be sure that it is gone from my cluster, and gone it is. But my "crm_mon -i 2" is till showing the there is "one" resource in my cluster. I then run the command "crm_resource -C -r <resource>" and then my "crm_mon -i 2" is showing
that there is not any resources in my cluster.

More info will come tomorrow...

/Claes Lindvall


Andrew Beekhof skrev:
On 6/4/07, matilda matilda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Claes,

interestingly you can delete a ressource with crm_resource, but you can't add
one.

its the difference between:
  delete name
and
  add name, class, type, parameters, operations, meta-options, etc etc

When I delete one with crm_resource everything seems to go right.

Andrew: Is the phenomena mentioned by Claes a bug? Or simple a missunderstanding
of us?

if the resources are indeed stopped - then its a bug

can you paste the output of crm_mon that is incorrect?
and include the result of "cibadmin -Ql" (as an attachment) from the same time.
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