Re: Re: Starting up two of three nodes that compose a cluster

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On Fri, Sep 21, 2007 at 06:15:37PM +0200, carlopmart wrote:
> >>[root@thranduil ~]# fence_ack_manual -n elrond.hpulabs.org
> >>
> >>Warning:  If the node "elrond.hpulabs.org" has not been manually fenced
> >>(i.e. power cycled or disconnected from shared storage devices)
> >>the GFS file system may become corrupted and all its data
> >>unrecoverable!  Please verify that the node shown above has
> >>been reset or disconnected from storage.
> >>
> >>Are you certain you want to continue? [yN] y
> >>can't open /tmp/fence_manual.fifo: No such file or directory
> >
> >That looks like the old RHEL4/cluster-1.0 version of fence_ack_manual...

> And has some solution???

You need to make sure the RHEL4/cluster-1.0 binaries are removed from the
nodes and the new RHEL5/cluster-2.0/openais binaries are installed.  If
you're getting this far, it may only be some fencing binaries that are
incorrect, so first just remove fence_manual and fence_ack_manual and make
sure you have the new fence_ack_manual installed (it's now a bash script).
fence_manual no longer exists in RHEL5/cluster-2.0 code since
fence_ack_manual talks directly with fenced.

Dave

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