On 2007-11-25T13:54:34, Atanas Dyulgerov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Then I export the variable my_variable on the node where I want to move the
> resource service_ip.
> # export my_variable=true
>
> Nothing happens.
>
> # export OCF_RESKEY_my_variable=true
>
> Again nothing happens.
That's a rather fundamental misunderstanding of how environment
variables work. The environment is _local to the process_. You can
change the environment variable all you want, but it will not
automatically affect other processes.
(Even if you would mess with /proc/<pid>/env, the process would not be
automatically notified of the change.)
You need to update the variable directly in the CIB for the cluster to
take notice.
> One more question. How to display all the OCF_RESKEY variable set by the
> instant resource attributes?
> # export -p
> or
> # set
> do not display any OCF_RESKEY_* variables.
Again, same misunderstanding: these variables only show up in the
environment of the resource agent process (and possibly its children).
Regards,
Lars
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