Hello All, I've set up ldirectord so that I am able to start it from the command line like so: service ldirectord start
The ldirectord.cf file is in place and ipvsadm shows the connections as I would expect them to. Incorporating this into heartbeat should be a joke but I'm running into a problem where heartbeat will not start it. The logs don't show me anything that would indicate where to even start looking. All I see is repetitive messages like this: May 17 09:18:10 lvsuat1b.intranet.mydomain.com lrmd: [9681]: info: rsc:ldirectord_2:15: start May 17 09:18:11 lvsuat1b.intranet.mydomain.com lrmd: [9681]: info: Managed ldirectord_2:start process 9844 exited with return code 0. May 17 09:18:11 lvsuat1b.intranet.mydomain.com crmd: [9684]: info: process_lrm_event: LRM operation ldirectord_2_start_0 (call=15, rc=0, cib-update=45, confirmed=true) ok May 17 09:18:11 lvsuat1b.intranet.mydomain.com crmd: [9684]: info: match_graph_event: Action ldirectord_2_start_0 (9) confirmed on lvsuat1b.intranet.mydomain.com (rc=0) May 17 09:18:11 lvsuat1b.intranet.mydomain.com crmd: [9684]: info: te_pseudo_action: Pseudo action 11 fired and confirmed May 17 09:18:11 lvsuat1b.intranet.mydomain.com crmd: [9684]: info: te_rsc_command: Initiating action 1: monitor ldirectord_2_monitor_120000 on lvsuat1b.intranet.mydomain.com (local) May 17 09:18:11 lvsuat1b.intranet.mydomain.com crmd: [9684]: info: do_lrm_rsc_op: Performing key=1:7:0:4b4dad13-e837-4d6f-96d1-280a7f3c3421 op=ldirectord_2_monitor_120000 ) May 17 09:18:11 lvsuat1b.intranet.mydomain.com lrmd: [9681]: info: rsc:ldirectord_2:16: monitor May 17 09:18:11 lvsuat1b.intranet.mydomain.com lrmd: [9681]: info: RA output: (ldirectord_2:monitor:stderr) ldirectord for /usr/etc/ha.d/ldirectord.cf is running with pid: 9832 May 17 09:18:11 lvsuat1b.intranet.mydomain.com lrmd: [9681]: info: Managed ldirectord_2:monitor process 9845 exited with return code 0. Again, I can start this successfully from the command line so I'm at a loss to understand why heartbeat can't start it. Also, while poking around the net about this someone in this group had written that they didn't see the need to make ldirectord part of heartbeat. Starting it up on the backup node apparently does no harm but would this not represent a SPOF? If I somehow killed ldirectord on the primary node then there would be no protection. _______________________________________________ Linux-HA mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linux-ha.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-ha See also: http://linux-ha.org/ReportingProblems
