New cman & ccs

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I've written a short web page on the differences between the 'old' in-kernel
cman (in the RHEL4 & STABLE branches) and the 'new' userspace openAIS-based cman.

http://people.redhat.com/pcaulfie/cmanccs.html

This isn't a tutorial on CCS or cluster.conf, it just outlines what is
different between the two. The only non-forwards compatible bit is that the
userland version needs nodeids assigning. ccs_tool now has a subcommand to do
this for you.
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patrick

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