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pcs status gives false result #116
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I find out that removing
And So if /etc/hosts is so sensititive and does not permit locahost address with nodes address , why not to parse it somewhere and raise up an readable configuration error in case of ? |
This is not a pcs issue. Pcs merely displays status of underlying cluster daemons. If the daemons report they don't see other nodes, then there is nothing pcs can do about it. The issue must be resolved in the daemons. Checking /etc/hosts in pcs doesn't seem do be a viable solution for a simple reason: when should pcs check it? When running cluster setup? What if the file changes after that? I suggest you to raise this issue in [email protected] mailing list http://clusterlabs.org/mailman/listinfo/users |
Result depends of node.
Two nodes archie and archicomble on cluster archiclust
archicomble seen OFFLINE from archie
archie seen OFFLINE from archicomble
ufw and iptables not running on both nodes
https://archie:2224 and https://archicomble:2224 show
archie blue (pacemaker and corosync connected) and archicomble red (pacemaker and corosync Not Connected)
then one minute after
archicomble blue (pacemaker and corosync connected) and archie red (pacemaker and corosync Not Connected)
then again every minute.
Is it normal behaviour ?
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