I believe you could also use a CLI override to the config file so you
wouldn't actually have to change lvm.conf at all.
prompt> vgchange -cn <VG> --config 'global { locking_type = 3 }'
brassow
On Feb 18, 2008, at 4:51 AM, Christine Caulfield wrote:
Denis Medvedev wrote:
Dear developers,
is it safe to do /sbin/service clvmd restart in working cluster
with some lv GFS mounted?
What happens if I change locking in lvm.conf to 0 temorarily to
change incorrectly marked as clustered logical volumes?
Denis Medvedev
That should all be fine. clvmd is only needed to co-ordinate metadata
changes, and rebuilds its state when restarted.
Don't forget to change locking_type back when you've finished ;-)
Christine
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