Steven Dake wrote: > On Fri, 2009-02-13 at 10:41 -0500, Alan Conway wrote: >> Chrissie Caulfield wrote: >>> Alan Conway wrote: >>>> Chrissie Caulfield wrote: >>>>> Alan Conway wrote: >>>>>> I've got a cluster app that works fine with corosync alone. Hoever if >>>>>> I start corosync via cman I get errno 11 - "access denied" from >>>>>> cpg_init. Is there some different security rule when cman is in play? >>>>> cman enables quorum, and many IPC calls are blocked when the cluster is >>>>> inquorate - including CPG. So it could be simply that you need to make >>>>> sure your cluster has quorum. >>>>> >>>> Nope, not that. Even when cman_tool says the cluster is quorate, I get >>>> cpg error 11 trying to start my application. Any other ideas? >>> Well, 11 is ERR_ACCESS so it could be that your client is not running >>> with the necessary permissions or maybe that CPG isn't loaded into corosync. >>> >> If I run corosync without cman, everything works fine. If I service start >> cman >> it runs corosync and I get this problem. Is there some cman configuration I >> need >> to change to get it to load CPG? Does corosync use a different config file >> when >> run by cman? > > Cman may not be running the openaisserviceenble plugin. I am not sure > how to detect or fix this.
CPG is part of corosync, not openais so that's not relevant. corosync prints the list of loaded plugins at startup so have a look in syslog. To be honest it's quite hard to remove CPG from a cman node! -- Chrissie _______________________________________________ Openais mailing list [email protected] https://lists.linux-foundation.org/mailman/listinfo/openais
