On Mon, 2005-07-18 at 14:54 -0400, Jeff Harr wrote:
> Well, its actually on a Proliant blade and I'm going in through a
> virtual console (an ILO) to issue the ifdown commands. I'm doing
> power-fencing on the ILO itself (its one of the ways you can do it with
> Redhat Cluster).
Eeeeek!
Ok, so, it's trying to be fenced, but it's hanging in shutdown. The
fencing is causing the shutdown, right?
chkconfig --del acpid
service acpid stop
With ACPID running, the virtual power button press gets translated to
"shutdown -h now" instead of "power off NOW", which is what the cluster
wants.
-- Lon
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