Hello. I've been seeing some strange behavior on a failed node that perhaps some of the forum members have encountered. A 2-node cluster with qdiskd running. Disconnecting one node from the network causes it to be "fabric fenced", and the remaining node continues working as expected. When trying to restart the failed node, rgmanager's script sends it (the rgmanager process) into zombie land, which makes the script loop forever. The (ugly) workaround I've been using is killing the process manually and then manually removing /var/lock/subsys/rgmanager, which causes "rc" to skip it. Is there a better way to restart a failed node? Shouldn't a failed node be "hard booted" by cman? Thanks, -- Katriel Traum, PenguinIT RHCE, CLP Mobile: 054-6789953 -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
