On 3/3/20 11:22 PM, wf...@niif.hu wrote:
Hi,
I suffered unexpected fencing under Pacemaker 2.0.1. I set a resource
to unmanaged (crm_resource -r vm-invtest -m -p is-managed -v false),
then played with ocf-tester, which left the resource stopped. Finally I
deleted the resource (crm_resource -r vm-invtest --delete -t primitive),
which led to:
pacemaker-controld[11670]: notice: State transition S_IDLE -> S_POLICY_ENGINE
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: notice: Clearing failure of vm-invtest on inv1
because resource parameters have changed
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: warning: Processing failed monitor of vm-invtest
on inv1: not running
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: warning: Detected active orphan vm-invtest
running on inv1
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: notice: Clearing failure of vm-invtest on inv1
because it is orphaned
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: notice: * Stop vm-invtest ( inv1 )
due to node availability
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: notice: Calculated transition 959, saving inputs
in /var/lib/pacemaker/pengine/pe-input-87.bz2
pacemaker-controld[11670]: notice: Initiating stop operation vm-invtest_stop_0
on inv1
pacemaker-controld[11670]: notice: Transition 959 aborted by deletion of
lrm_rsc_op[@id='vm-invtest_last_failure_0']: Resource operation removal
pacemaker-controld[11670]: warning: Action 6 (vm-invtest_stop_0) on inv1
failed (target: 0 vs. rc: 6): Error
pacemaker-controld[11670]: notice: Transition 959 (Complete=5, Pending=0,
Fired=0, Skipped=0, Incomplete=0,
Source=/var/lib/pacemaker/pengine/pe-input-87.bz2): Complete
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: warning: Processing failed stop of vm-invtest on
inv1: not configured
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: error: Preventing vm-invtest from re-starting
anywhere: operation stop failed 'not configured' (6)
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: warning: Processing failed stop of vm-invtest on
inv1: not configured
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: error: Preventing vm-invtest from re-starting
anywhere: operation stop failed 'not configured' (6)
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: warning: Cluster node inv1 will be fenced:
vm-invtest failed there
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: warning: Detected active orphan vm-invtest
running on inv1
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: warning: Scheduling Node inv1 for STONITH
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: notice: Stop of failed resource vm-invtest is
implicit after inv1 is fenced
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: notice: * Fence (reboot) inv1 'vm-invtest failed
there'
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: notice: * Move fencing-inv3 ( inv1 ->
inv2 )
pacemaker-schedulerd[11669]: notice: * Stop vm-invtest (
inv1 ) due to node availability
The OCF resource agent (on inv1) reported that it failed to validate one
of the attributes passed to it for the stop operation, hence the "not
configured" error, which caused the fencing. Is there a way to find out
what attributes were passed to the OCF agent in that fateful invocation?
I've got pe-input files, Pacemaker detail logs and a hard time wading
through them. I failed to reproduce the issue till now (but I haven't
rewound the CIB yet).
Hi Feri,
> Is there a way to find out what attributes were passed to the OCF
agent in that fateful invocation?
Basically same as with any other operation while the resource was
configured (with exception of ACTION which was 'stop' in case of
stopping resource).
As you have the pe-input files which contains the attributes of the
resource you can get the attributes and their values from there.
==
For example if I have tried to delete my test resource with same name,
the following can be found in pe-input file
...
type="Dummy">
name="target-role" value="Stopped"/>
value="some_value"/>
name="migrate_from" timeout="20s"/>
name="migrate_to" timeout="20s"/>
name="monitor" timeout="20s"/>
name="reload" timeout="20s"/>
name="start" timeout="20s"/>
name="stop" timeout="20s"/>
...
From above you can see that cluster will be stopping it because of the
'name="target-role" value="Stopped"'. Also you can see that this
resource has one attribute (nvpair) with value - name="fake
value="some_value"'. Taking inspiration from
/usr/lib/ocf/resource.d/pacemaker/Dummy I can see that resource agent
will be called like
"/usr/lib/ocf/resource.d/pacemaker/Dummy stop" and there will be at
minimum $OCF_RESKEY_fake variable passed to it. If you can reproduce the
same issue you can try to dump all variables to file when validation
fails (take inspiration from function 'dump_env()' of Dummy resource).
So if you wanna check what attributes were set around the time of
deletion have a look at /var/lib/pacemaker/pengine/pe-input-87.bz2 or
maybe /var/lib/pacemaker/pengine/pe-input-86.bz2.
--
Ondrej Famera
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