Florian Haas-5 wrote: > > On 2011-10-16 18:39, kevins7189 wrote: > > > >>0 is equivalent to not setting a stickiness at all, INFINITY means >>you're practically never allowing them to migrate. Both are usually a >>bad choice. You would normally use a positive numerical value that is >>_not_ INFINITY. What example prompted you to use this? > > Mostly desperation, sorry. The "default" value listed in LCMC is listed > as 0, although many online guides show 100. I tried out 100, so far that > seems to make things migrate sometimes (but not on reboot), but the > resources still restart on the node they were running on when the other > cluster member comes back on line. > If I reboot an active node (the one running the resources, attempting to > simulate something bad happening), all that seems to happen is that > fencing of the rebooted node starts, but the resources do not ever > migrate. In LCMC, it points (as in "look what happens") to stopping > stonith on the available node as making the resources migrate, but it > never is able to do so. Once the other node is finished rebooting, and I > start openais, the resources go back to the node I rebooted, never > switching to the ready to go available node. > > >>I repeat myself -- we really need an FAQ list here --, but giving your >>cluster configuration only is inconclusive. We also need to know your >>cluster status to help you figure out what's wrong. Create a CIB dump >>(which contains both) with "cibadmin -Q", upload that to pastebin or >>whatever your favorite service is, and share the URL here. > > Here is the URL, I will try to do better next time providing more > information. I do appreciate any assistance, I'm learning a lot being > subscribed to this group. The LCMC tool has been really helpful. > http://pastebin.com/mXPLN2qp cibadmin -Q > > > > -- > Need help with High Availability? > http://www.hastexo.com/now > _______________________________________________ > Linux-HA mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.linux-ha.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-ha > See also: http://linux-ha.org/ReportingProblems > >
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