Andreas Mock wrote:
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Betreff: [Linux-HA] question about stopping resource groups
# crm_resource -l
* * GROUPS_KNWORKS_mail*
* drbddisk_knworks_mail
* ip_knworks_mail
* fs_knworks_mail
* ip_knworks_mail_external
*# crm_resource -r GROUPS_KNWORKS_mail -p target_role -v stopped*
Multiple attributes match name=target_role for the resource
GROUPS_KNWORKS_mail:
ID: 23c18e20-b028-4f03-aa06-d3bce9c4930b, Value: started
ID: nv_1_drbddisk_knworks_mail, Value: started
ID: nv_2_ip_knworks_mail, Value: started
ID: nv_2_ip_knworks_mail_external, Value: started
Error performing operation: Unknown error
Hi Jeff,
make a cibadmin -Q and see if there is more than one attribute
called target_role with different id.
If there are unnecessary delete them with cibadmin -D.
Best regards
Andreas Mock
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Thanks for the response.
Here is what I did to fix my issue:
Dump the CIB to a file:
# cibadmin -Q > /tmp/cib.xml
Here I removed all of the "target_role" entries from my
GOUPS_KNWORKS_mail group
# vi /tmp/cib.xml
Short verify:
# crm_verify -VVVV -x /tmp/cib.xml
Long verify:
# crm_verify -VVVVV -x /tmp/cib.xml
Run Ptest to see what the new cib will really do:
# ptest -VVVVV -X /tmp/cib.xml
Once happy with new cib file, do the actual CIB replace:
# cibadmin -R -x /tmp/cib.xml
Check the resource are good:
# crm_mon -1
Now when I stop the group, it works correctly:
crm_resource -r GROUPS_KNWORKS_mail -p target_role -v stopped
-Jeff Humes
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