On Mon, 2006-11-27 at 20:43 -0500, jason@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > so the main mountpoint for my gfs filesystem is /mnt/gfs, but my apache htdocs root is at > /mnt/gfs/htdocs > so after I changed my /etc/cluster/cluster.conf > to be > <fs device="/dev/mapper/diskarray-lv1" fstype="ext3" mountpoint="/mnt/gfs" name="apache_content"/> > > my /mnt/gfs does not get mounted anymore when the cluster servers start up.. whats the correct way > to do this? It looked like it was getting mounted elsewhere, like in fstab. The logs indicated thusly: - <warning> Device /dev/mapper/diskarray-lv1 is mounted on /mnt/gfs instead of /mnt/gfs/htdocs That meant, I think, that you had it configured to be mounted on /mnt/gfs/htdocs, but it was currently mounted on /mnt/gfs. The cluster got confused and tried to unmount it, and that didn't work. I kind of missed the fact that the file system was ext3 the first time around; in that case, you should *not* have it in /etc/fstab at all -- otherwise it could be mounted on both nodes on startup (very bad - and it could possibly explain why unmounting it failed...!). -- Lon
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