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> Is there any reason not to put cluster.conf on a shared filesystem
> that's mounted in fstab, and symlink /etc/cluster/cluster.conf to that
wondered that myself. you can put the file on a shared volume (say /etc was actually on GFS for each node). "update" should ideally have a flag or better yet, a counterpart that says to "just reread the file and don't try to write a new one."
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