did you set the stonith-enabled cluster option?

On Sun, Aug 31, 2008 at 06:38, Chad Phillips -- Apartment Lines
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi, i'm hoping somebody can help me get my STONITH device working properly.
>  i'll try to be brief...  :)
>
> two node cluster (names beast and mystique, respectively), each node has a
> DRAC5 card.  i've elected to use the external/ipmi STONITH agent. testing my
> configuration with the following STONITH CLI command reboots beast
>  perfectly:
>
> mystique$~: stonith -t external/ipmi -p "beast beast_drac hacluster
> supersecret" -T reset beast
>
> however, i can't seem to get heartbeat to automagically STONITH beast when
> appropriate.  for my test, i simply 'killall -9 heartbeat' on beast, and
> wait. my resources fail over just fine to mystique, but no STONITH for the
> beast :(
>
> i've tried both version 1 and version 2 configurations to no avail.  i'm
> attaching those here for reference.
>
>
> VERSION 1:
>
> // STONITH line in ha.cf
> mystique$~: cat /etc/ha.d/ha.cf | grep ^stonith
> stonith external/ipmi /etc/ha.d/drac5.cfg
>
> // corresponding drac5.cfg file
> mystique$~: cat /etc/ha.d/drac5.cfg
> beast beast_drac hacluster supersecret
>
> // perms on drac5.cfg
> mystique$~: ls -al /etc/ha.d/drac5.cfg
> -rw------- 1 root root 55 Aug 30 21:48 /etc/ha.d/drac5.cfg
>
>
>
> VERSION 2:
>
> // relevant resource
>   <primitive id="resource_stonith_beast" class="stonith"
> type="external/ipmi" provider="heartbeat">
>     <meta_attributes id="resource_stonith_beast_meta_attrs">
>       <attributes>
>         <nvpair id="resource_stonith_beast_metaattr_target_role"
> name="target_role" value="started"/>
>       </attributes>
>     </meta_attributes>
>     <instance_attributes id="resource_stonith_beast_instance_attrs">
>       <attributes>
>         <nvpair id="9cb48aa3-82c0-43df-b9a9-06cad731a67e" name="hostname"
> value="beast"/>
>         <nvpair id="a5d8d0b8-f753-47ef-9381-736ed76822d0" name="ipaddr"
> value="beast_drac"/>
>         <nvpair id="f3bb9451-003a-49b6-b12b-89cdff1a40a7" name="userid"
> value="hacluster"/>
>         <nvpair id="f1954c51-f7af-474a-b63b-21aa22921c47" name="passwd"
> value="supersecret"/>
>       </attributes>
>     </instance_attributes>
>     <operations>
>       <op id="223c6d56-f8ec-4f42-85ca-214775f0fc2c" name="monitor"
> interval="15" timeout="15" start_delay="15" prereq="nothing"/>
>       <op id="f0f6e6fd-211b-4bf8-9bbc-3f1fabf7fcba" name="start"
> timeout="15" prereq="nothing"/>
>     </operations>
>   </primitive>
>
> // force the resource to live on the right node
>   <rsc_location id="location_stonith_beast_on_mystique"
> rsc="resource_stonith_beast">
>     <rule id="prefered_location_stonith_beast_on_mystique" score="INFINITY">
>       <expression attribute="#uname"
> id="4fbbd7c1-4fc2-44ee-b9d4-1deccd505728" operation="eq" value="mystique"/>
>     </rule>
>   </rsc_location>
>
>
> i'm finding these entries in ha-log, which seem to indicate that the daemon
> is running:
>
> tengine[6803]: 2008/08/30_22:02:47 info: te_connect_stonith: Attempting
> connection to fencing daemon...
> tengine[6803]: 2008/08/30_22:02:48 info: te_connect_stonith: Connected
>
> at this point i'm at a loss, so any help/tips/advice would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> thanks!
>
> chad
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