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[Pacemaker] Fencing gone bad, sometimes...
Robert Lindgren
2015-09-10 09:46:58 UTC
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Hello,

I have a small problem with an active-active cluster, running drbd and gfs2
on Ubuntu Trusty. The problem is that after a couple of days running, then
testing the fencing, it looks like the node how does the fencing gets the
info to do the fencing, but never really does it! Running the same test
again when everything is freshly restart, the node stoniths the other node
directly. So it's working, but not after awhile.

My question is if someone here knows if this is a known problem in 1.1.10
(which is the version provided in Ubuntu)

Hopefully one of you brainiacs know a little about this strange thing :)

BR
Robert Lindgren
Digimer
2015-09-10 16:50:43 UTC
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Post by Robert Lindgren
Hello,
I have a small problem with an active-active cluster, running drbd and
gfs2 on Ubuntu Trusty. The problem is that after a couple of days
running, then testing the fencing, it looks like the node how does the
fencing gets the info to do the fencing, but never really does it!
Running the same test again when everything is freshly restart, the node
stoniths the other node directly. So it's working, but not after awhile.
My question is if someone here knows if this is a known problem
in 1.1.10 (which is the version provided in Ubuntu)
Hopefully one of you brainiacs know a little about this strange thing :)
BR
Robert Lindgren
Can you share your configuration please? Each fence agent is different,
depending of the fence device in use. Also, please paste the logs from
both nodes, starting just before the fence call is made until the logs
stop updating.
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