On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 9:43 PM, Simpson, John R john_simp...@reyrey.com wrote:
I believe what you're looking for is migration-threshold.
In the following Pacemaker snippet if Apache is stopped, if the website
http://localhost/index.html doesn't respond, or if the HTML body doesn't
contain
So thanks to Jakob, I confirmed that the init script is LSB compliant.
So my question is: Does anyone have an LSB Apache cluster set up where
if they kill httpd and leave it down (by editing out the start portion
of the script) that a failover is initiated? I've gone through plenty of
web
To: General Linux-HA mailing list
Subject: Re: [Linux-HA] Clarify Apache failover please?
So thanks to Jakob, I confirmed that the init script is LSB compliant.
So my question is: Does anyone have an LSB Apache cluster set up where
if they kill httpd and leave it down (by editing out the start
I think I must be missing something somewhere. I have configured an
Apache and VIP failover EXACTLY as per the instructions on this page:
http://www.clusterlabs.org/wiki/Example_configurations#Failover_IP_.2B_One_service
Specifically I did this:
Failover IP + One service
Here we assume
mike schrieb:
I think I must be missing something somewhere. I have configured an
Apache and VIP failover EXACTLY as per the instructions on this page:
However, as a test I stopped httpd on the primary node,
removed /etc/init.d/httpd so that it would not restart the service. In
my very
Thank you Jakob,
I did as you suggested (good idea btw) and what I saw was that LinuxHA
continually tried to restart it on the primary node. Is there a setting
that I can say After X number of times trying to restart, fail over ?
Jakob Curdes wrote:
mike schrieb:
I think I must be
mike schrieb:
Thank you Jakob,
I did as you suggested (good idea btw) and what I saw was that LinuxHA
continually tried to restart it on the primary node. Is there a setting
that I can say After X number of times trying to restart, fail over ?
I think you need to read further down that
