i moved all my resources to the standby node.  on this node, mysql
resource had a problem that prevented it from starting.  i fixed the
problem and assumed that pacemaker would now automatically start mysql,
but it does not even try.  it gave up after the first error even when i
have in my crm config:

primitive mysql-server lsb:mysql op monitor interval=20s start-delay=30s
property failure-timeout=10s
property cluster-recheck-interval=1m

in ha-log i see

Mar 28 18:16:27 lenny1 pengine: [19745]: info: unpack_status: Node lenny1 is in 
standby-mode
Mar 28 18:16:27 lenny1 pengine: [19745]: info: determine_online_status: Node 
lenny1 is standby
Mar 28 18:16:27 lenny1 pengine: [19745]: notice: group_print: Resource Group: 
mysql-server-group
Mar 28 18:16:27 lenny1 pengine: [19745]: notice: native_print:     fs0  
(ocf::heartbeat:Filesystem):    Started lenny2
Mar 28 18:16:27 lenny1 pengine: [19745]: notice: native_print:     virtual-ip   
(ocf::heartbeat:IPaddr2):       Started lenny2
Mar 28 18:16:27 lenny1 pengine: [19745]: notice: native_print:     
mysql-server(lsb:mysql):     Stopped 
Mar 28 18:16:27 lenny1 pengine: [19745]: notice: clone_print: Master/Slave Set: 
ms-drbd0
Mar 28 18:16:27 lenny1 pengine: [19745]: notice: native_print:     drbd0:0      
(ocf::heartbeat:drbd):  Master lenny2
Mar 28 18:16:27 lenny1 pengine: [19745]: notice: native_print:     drbd0:1      
(ocf::heartbeat:drbd):  Stopped 
Mar 28 18:16:27 lenny1 pengine: [19745]: info: get_failcount: mysql-server has 
failed 1000000 times on lenny2

it is hard for me to believe that the failcount would be so large,
because i have not seen in ha-log nor in syslog any trace of these
restarts.

what it is that i'm missing here?

complete config was in the previous message.

-- juha

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