On 2009-11-13T11:07:50, Ciro Iriarte <[email protected]> wrote:
> We do have support, but the provided packages are really old....
The 2.1.4 packages in the update channel actually contain serious fixes
and backports.
And no, you do not have support, at least no system support will help
you with. But I guess you are aware of that when you installed the
non-channel upgrades.
> It has been working fine, it exploded after the changes... I'll
> schedule an upgrade to the latest packages from OBS.
To be honest, I've been neglecting the OBS packages a bit recently.
(Because OBS has been facing some build-power challenges, and I've been
extremely busy with SLE HA 11.) I think Andrew is in the process of
producing newer packages of Pacemaker too though.
> I'm using OCFS2+heartbeat, so I'm not sure if the upgrade to openais
> would be easy...
Actually, the Filesystem RA would still switch to the compatibility mode
on SLES10, so that should work. But if you do have an active support
subscription, of course you have a free-of-charge path to upgrade to
SLES11/SLE HA 11, which includes a rather well-working
OpenAIS/Pacemaker/OCFS2 stack all ready to roll.
Regards,
Lars
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