VF: Abort: Invalid header in reply from member #1

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Hello everybody,

I am using RedHatCluster Suite for RHEL3 and I am experiencing the following errors in the cluster's log file:

Jan 11 11:33:50 node2 clumembd[15717]: <notice> Member cluster1-node1 UP  
Jan 11 11:33:51 node2 clumembd[15717]: <info> Membership View #2:0x00000003  
Jan 11 11:33:52 node2 cluquorumd[15704]: <notice> Quorum Formed; Starting Service Manager  
Jan 11 11 :33:52 node2 cluquorumd[16055]: <err> VF: Abort: Invalid header in reply from member #1  
Jan 11 11:33:52 node2 clusvcmgrd[16057]: <info> Quorum Event: View #2 0x00000003  
Jan 11 11:33:52 node2 clusvcmgrd[16057]: <info> State change: Local UP  
Jan 11 11 :33:52 node2 clusvcmgrd[16057]: <info> Initializing services  
Jan 11 11:36:48 node2 clusvcmgrd[16057]: <warning> Starvation on Lock #0!
Jan 11 11:39:44 node2 clusvcmgrd[16057]: <warning> Starvation on Lock #0!

Its a 2 node cluster, and I already reinitialized the quorum disk but the problem persists.
Whenever I reboot the machines the rgmanager wont start any cluster service.

This is what is shown inthe node1 of the cluster at the same time the node2 logs the messages above:

Jan 11 11:28:40 patmos clumembd[15899]: <notice> Member cluster1-node1 UP  
Jan 11 11:28:41 patmos clumembd[15899]: <info> Membership View #1:0x00000001  
Jan 11 11 :33:50 patmos clumembd[15899]: <notice> Member cluster2-node2 UP  
Jan 11 11 :33:50 patmos clumembd[15899]: <info> Membership View #2:0x00000003

Is there any suggestions on whyis this happening?
Any help is appreciated

Thank you,

Regards,
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Filipe Miranda
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