Dejan Muhamedagic wrote: > Luis Motta Campos wrote: >> I had a large >> log file in the past and the bug was "hidden" far away, and I needed to >> truncate the log files > > But you shouldn't need to do this. If the logs are large, it will > take a while, but a log segment corresponding to the given time > specification should be found. If it doesn't, please file a > bugzilla.
Argh. I will try and reproduce the problem, then. Thanks, it's much better when someone knows what the program was supposed to do in the first time. :) [snip!] >> It toke me another check to realize that heartbeat's definition of >> "hostname" is ambiguous: it may mean $(hostname --fqdn), or $(hostname >> --short), or $(uname --nodename). Sometimes, it works with $(hostname >> -s), and sometimes you really need $(hostname -f) to make it work. > > The one which should be used is uname -n. At any rate, names in > the hostlist in the stonith conf should match your node names. Thanks, that's good to know. >> I still have the warn and errors, and it won't go away even with >> "crm_resource -C". I believe that this is connected to the fact that >> there's no eligible candidate to run the STONITH resource for the node >> we just STONITH'ed (due to the recommended constraints). > > Most probably. > >> That causes >> errors like >> >> crm_verify[24809]: 2008/11/25_13:54:57 ERROR: unpack_rsc_op: Remapping >> db-sql1-shooter_start_0 (rc=1) on hostname.domainname to an ERROR >> crm_verify[24809]: 2008/11/25_13:54:57 WARN: unpack_rsc_op: Processing >> failed op db-sql1-shooter_start_0 on hostname.domainame: Error >> crm_verify[24809]: 2008/11/25_13:54:57 WARN: unpack_rsc_op: >> Compatability handling for failed op db-sql1-shooter_start_0 on >> hostname.domainname > > Now I understand that at this time there's only one node up. Well, *now*, there's only one. :) But I also got the errors when I added the stonith definitions, also. And all nodes were up at that time. I will have another opportunity to reproduce this problem soon, will let you know how it goes. Cheers -- Luis Motta Campos is a software engineer, Perl Programmer, foodie and photographer. _______________________________________________ Linux-HA mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linux-ha.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-ha See also: http://linux-ha.org/ReportingProblems
