I got a bit confused reading through this bug and the comments so I'm
writing this in the hope it'll help future visitors.
Some of the comments are relevant to a work-around for this bug. But the
bug itself is about the missing update-rc.d command in the postinst (and
preinst) scripts of the install package.
The suggestion in the original bug report is to follow a pattern similar
to corosync where the update-rc.d is in the postinst and preinst scripts
but you still need to edit /etc/default/corosync to enable corosync to
start on boot.
The workaround in the meantime requires one to manually run update-rc.d.
When doing this - it's important that corosync starts before pacemaker
and shuts down after.
To do this, we can run:
sudo update-rc.d pacemaker defaults 99 00
I'm running 14.04.02 LTS - so:
#2 is no longer the case ('Required-Stop: corosync' is now in the
/etc/init.d/pacemaker script)
#5 won't be a problem as insserv has been disabled (by .legacy-bootordering in
/etc/init.d)
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corosync hangs due to missing pacemaker shutdown scripts
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