Apologies in advance for the long mail: 2 mail servers running these services via heartbeat -mount by label mail-store -shared ip -postfix -http -mailman
was attempting to increase the size of the shared partition using the below procedure but when trying to fsck the disk I got bad superblocks. -stop heartbeat services on standby node -stop heartbeat services on active node (which should stop all services in order, including unmounting of the shared partition) -increase size of partition on san -rescan iscsi node on standby node -rescan iscsi node on formerly active node -remove the journal of the ext3 partition "tune2fs –O ^has_journal [my device]" -delete and recreate the partition using fdisk -check the newly expanded partition for errors "fsck –n [my device] At this point the fsck returned a "bad superblock error". I tested using a similar setup but without heartbeat and did not get any corruption. Any ideas as to what led to my bad superblocks? _______________________________________________ Linux-HA mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linux-ha.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-ha See also: http://linux-ha.org/ReportingProblems
