On 2007-06-30T11:34:24, David Erickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is there a config file or anything the GUI relies on for where to look
> for these scripts? Are there similar config items/elements for the main
> heartbeat binaries on where to look?
The GUI, via the mgmtd process, just queries the Local Resource Manager.
/usr/lib64/heartbeat/lrmadmin -T ocf
should tell you which RAs the LRM finds on the filesystem. The LRM, in
turn, looks at OCF_RA_DIR (which is set at compile time), and is based
on OCF_ROOT_DIR. If that isn't overridden in the centos specfile, it
should thus find them.
You will need to discuss that with the Centos packager.
> I'm using the ones Yum pulled down from the default servers.. here is
> the description:
>
> heartbeat.i386 2.0.8-3.el5.centos installed
> Matched from:
> heartbeat
> heartbeat - The Heartbeat Subsystem for High-Availability Linux
With packages from a different packager, it's hard to say which code
they are based on. Does the changelog indicate a mercurial revision
id (something like 3031dda974e4) or at least a date?
> I haven't tried any other packages as I have had bad experiences with
> Centos in the past with RPMs. If we can figure out what is going on
> with this one that would be ideal.
That's not going to make you happy though. If the CentOS packages are
what they appear to be - namely, based on the upstream 2.0.8 heartbeat
release - that code is over 6 months old.
_Many_ bugs have been fixed since, and the only answer you'll get from
us when you report a bug in your system is to go retry it with a later
package, because we don't have the resources to try and trace issues on
old code.
(Unless, of course, you're interested in this premium priced support
offering ... ;-)
Regards,
Lars
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