On 9/25/07, YAMAUCHI HIDEO <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi. > > > > you also neglected to mention that you're running a custom > > version of heartbeat > > > what patches have you applied and are you planning on sharing them? > > > > oh dear, i seem to have made a mistake here :-( > > please accept my apologies > OK. > > But, doubt is left. > Though failcount does not go up after resource trouble of the first node > happened, why does clone stop it? > By your answer, clone of the first node does not seem to stop. > > In addition, I tried to appoint rsc_order, but the situation was the same. > # <rsc_order id="order_oracle_www" from="clone0" action="start" type="after" > to="ipaddr"/> > > Will not there be a problem for clone start when I appointed rsc_order?
the clone will only be able to start once the ipaddr has started. if this what you want, then the above constraint is correct > Is it an error of my interpretation? > # I'm sorry. > # Because I am weak in English, I may not understand the meaning that you thats ok, i live in germany so i'm used to no-one understanding me :) > Can I request improvement if this movement is current specifications? > # Because I want to never use stotnith. why don't you like stonith? its actually the only reliable way to be sure that an unresponsive node is really dead (and that it is now safe to start using your data on another node) _______________________________________________ Linux-HA mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linux-ha.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-ha See also: http://linux-ha.org/ReportingProblems
