DRBD is a daemon. Rule of thumb - if you can run "service status" on
a machine, and it comes back with something useful, you know it has a daemon
running the service.
Another note, I believe that DRBD ideally should be controlled by heartbeat
and solely heartbeat. So check to see if DRBD is se
Thanks.
In my situation, DRBD is a resource in my cluster. Hence, it is managed by
heartbeat.
jerome
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Thanks.
jerome
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[mailto:linux-ha-boun...@lists.linux-ha.org] On Behalf Of Dominik Klein
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Subject: Re: [Linux-HA] Stopping the Heartbeat daemon does not sto
dk wrote:
>> Now I'm the one confused.
>> What are these processes that show up when I ps -ef ?
>>
>> root..25621..0..2008..?00:00:00 [drbd7_worker]
>> root.175581..0..2008..?00:00:00 [drbd7_receiver]
>> root.246471..0.Jan02..?00:00:27 [drbd7_asender]
>>
>> Doe
I'd not be using master/slave resources with 2.1.4
Try getting the latest version of Pacemaker (which also lists failed
operations in the crm_mon output)
On Tue, Feb 10, 2009 at 16:21, Michael Rendell wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Am having problems determining why some resources are not started
> by linux-h
Sorry, I've had to ignore Heartbeat based clusters for the last few weeks...
There may have been a problem with 1.0.2, I never tested it with
Heartbeat, but my testing this week indicates the current code should
work.
So you might want to consider updating...
This looks suspicious though:
heart
>>> - The DRBD daemons provide the communication interface
>>> for each network volume and are therefor an integral
>>> part of the volume management. Without the DRBD daemons,
>>> you (manually) and Heartbeat (automagically) could not
>>> handle the DRBD volumes.
>> Just to avoid confusion: There
dk wrote:
> Joe Bill wrote:
>
>> - The DRBD daemons provide the communication interface
>> for each network volume and are therefor an integral
>> part of the volume management. Without the DRBD daemons,
>>you (manually) and Heartbeat (automagically) could not
>> handle the DRBD volumes.
>
>Just
Hi guys!
I am a newbie and I really need your help.
I followed this instruction: http://www.linux-ha.org/GettingStartedV2/TwoApaches
to confugure 2
apache server in an Active/Active state but it did not work.
I have Win XP host, VirtualBox installed and two Ub
Joe Bill wrote:
>
>> Stopping the Heartbeat daemon (service heartbeat stop)
>> does not stop the DRBD daemon even if it is one of
>> the resources.
>
> - Heartbeat and DRBD are 2 different products/packages
>
> - Like most services, DRBD doesn't need Heartbeat to run. You can set up and
> run
> Stopping the Heartbeat daemon (service heartbeat stop)
> does not stop the DRBD daemon even if it is one of
> the resources.
- Heartbeat and DRBD are 2 different products/packages
- Like most services, DRBD doesn't need Heartbeat to run. You can set up and
run DRBD volumes without Heartbea
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