Hi together,

can somebody still help me with the crm_master command and it's parameters
to manually switch the master resource to the second node ?

Here is a part of the cibadmin -Q that represents such a master / slave
resource, maybe you can give me the command for the sample resource
LX-AUDI01-drbd

      <master_slave id="LX-AUDI01-drbd" notify="true">
        <instance_attributes id="LX-AUDI01-drbd_instance_attrs">
          <attributes>
            <nvpair id="LX-AUDI01-drbd_clone_max" name="clone_max"
            value="2"/>
            <nvpair id="LX-AUDI01-drbd_clone_node_max"
            name="clone_node_max" value="1"/>
            <nvpair id="LX-AUDI01-drbd_master_max" name="master_max"
            value="1"/>
            <nvpair id="LX-AUDI01-drbd_master_node_max"
            name="master_node_max" value="1"/>
            <nvpair id="LX-AUDI01-drbd_target_role" name="target_role"
            value="started"/>
          </attributes>
        </instance_attributes>
        <primitive id="drbd-LX-AUDI01" class="ocf" type="drbd"
        provider="heartbeat">
          <instance_attributes id="drbd-LX-AUDI01_instance_attrs">
            <attributes>
              <nvpair id="drbd-LX-AUDI01_target_role" name="target_role"
              value="started"/>
              <nvpair id="25c1f63d-f42e-43c6-a436-df39cd314f05"
              name="drbd_resource" value="LX-AUDI01"/>
            </attributes>
          </instance_attributes>
          <operations>
            <op id="30b1bb6b-cde0-48d8-927c-ef675f8d21b9" name="monitor"
          interval="10" timeout="20" start_delay="1m" role="Started"
          disabled="false" on_fail="restart"/>
          </operations>
        </primitive>
      </master_slave>
...
  <status>
    <node_state uname="lx-xen007" crmd="online" in_ccm="true" ha="active"
      shutdown="0" join="member" expected="member"
      id="1a7b3371-fad3-4f16-9968-ab60ddea9ad5"
      crm-debug-origin="do_update_resource">
      <transient_attributes id="1a7b3371-fad3-4f16-9968-ab60ddea9ad5">
        <instance_attributes
          id="status-1a7b3371-fad3-4f16-9968-ab60ddea9ad5">
          <attributes>
            <nvpair
            id="status-1a7b3371-fad3-4f16-9968-ab60ddea9ad5-probe_complete"
name="probe_complete" value="true"/>
            <nvpair
            
id="status-1a7b3371-fad3-4f16-9968-ab60ddea9ad5-fail-count-LX-DOMI01-drbd:0"
name="fail-count-LX-DOMI01-drbd:0" value="2"/>
          </attributes>
        </instance_attributes>
        <instance_attributes
        id="master-1a7b3371-fad3-4f16-9968-ab60ddea9ad5">
          <attributes>
            <nvpair name="master-LX-DOMI01-drbd:0"
            
id="status-master-LX-DOMI01-drbd:0-1a7b3371-fad3-4f16-9968-ab60ddea9ad5"
value="10"/>
            <nvpair
            
id="status-master-LX-DOMI01-drbd:1-1a7b3371-fad3-4f16-9968-ab60ddea9ad5"
name="master-LX-DOMI01-drbd:1" value="10"/>
            <nvpair
            
id="status-master-drbd-LX-AUDI01:0-1a7b3371-fad3-4f16-9968-ab60ddea9ad5"
name="master-drbd-LX-AUDI01:0" value="10"/>
            <nvpair
            
id="status-master-drbd-LX-AUDI01:1-1a7b3371-fad3-4f16-9968-ab60ddea9ad5"
name="master-drbd-LX-AUDI01:1" value="75"/>
          </attributes>
        </instance_attributes>
      </transient_attributes>

Thanks a lot,
Rainer

On 2007-06-30T16:15:27, Andrew Beekhof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>> you need to use the crm_master command.
>> either increase the value on the secondary or reduce it on the primary.
>>
>> the master will be placed on the machine with the highest value.
>
>We need to fix this to make the master value either be a multiplier or
>an addition to the normal scoring rules (with the exception of 0 or
>unset, which must imply -INFINITY), so that it's actually possible to
>figure out what's going on and make it play nice with the other weight.
>;-)
>
>Is that insanely hard or a simple change?
>
>
>Regards,
>    Lars
>
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