That did work, thanks a lot.
However, my cluster is very unstable. I can execute cman_tool join -c cluster1 on my three nodes, but rarely does cman_tool status report 3 Total_votes.
Again, my SuSE box is steady, but the debian machines seem to de-associate from the cluster at will; I have no clue as to why this may happen
Reason I'm trying to get the cluster infrastructure functional is to avoid gnbd caching. I noticed I can use gnbd by directly:
gnbd_srv -n gnbd_export -c ... and gnbd_import -n -i ...
However, I want all my machines to see a consistent state of the block device at all times, which happens not be the case with caching. Unless I have something else not working properly...
Thanks a lot Andres
Andres Lagar Cavilla wrote:
cman_tool: Can't find broadcast address for node xxx
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The usual cause of this is that the node name is bound to the loopback interface rather than and ethernet one. Have a look in /etc/hosts for a line like
127.0.0.1 myhostname
and remove it...oh, and put a real IP address in there.
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