Hi all, is there any way to prevent cman to start at boot? Let's assume that I need to boot a fenced node and I want to skip the cluster services to avoid possible problems (such as long waits, fences in a two-nodes configuration, etc...). Is there any way to accomplish this? Do you think adding a boot parameter (eg: nocluster) could be a good solution? We should modify the init file for cman to check the presence of that parameter and skip the start process if present. Any other idea? I think that booting in single mode and disabling the service is more work than adding a temporary parameter in the grub interface at boot. Thanks. -- Federico. -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
