Those instructions seem pretty out of date for... hmmm, what are you using - RHEL3, RHEL4, something else? I think RHEL4 would be: 1) all nodes in cluster w/ original cluster.conf 2) cp /etc/cluster/cluster.conf foo.conf 3) edit foo.conf, bumping version # 4) ccs_tool update foo.conf 5) cman_tool version -r <current version #> brassow On Tue, 2005-12-20 at 16:20 -0500, Bowie Bailey wrote: > I ran into this problem previously and figured it out. Now I'm hitting > it again and can't seem to do it this time. > > I want to update the cluster.conf file for my cluster (to add a node). > > According to one document: > > To update the config file in a running cluster: > > 1. have all nodes running as cluster members using the original > cluster.conf > 2. on one node, update /etc/cluster/cluster.conf, incrementing > config_version > 3. on this same node run "killall -HUP ccsd" > 4. verify that the new cluster.conf exists on all nodes > 5. on this same node run "cman_tool -r <new config_version>" > 6. check 'cman_tool status' to verify the new config version > > I have tried that, but the cluster.conf file did not get copied over. > Do I have to manually copy the cluster.conf file to each node? > > Can someone give me the proper steps to make this work? > > Thanks > -- Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
