Question about controlling the start of services with RIND

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Hello All,

 

From you experience (cause my experience on the issue is none) could I use RIND for the following?

 

I have DRBD à CLVMD à GFS2 (that eventually gets mounted) and it is configured as a parent – child hierarchy service (with that sequence) on a two nodes cluster (RHEL5.3).

 

Each node starts the service for itself.

 

Services like Apache, that have all the files under the file system to be mounted, also try to start at the same time.

 

They do not find their files (since the service filesystem takes some time to start) and fail.

 

Could I use RIND somehow to make the rest of the clustered services to start only if the filesystem service has started?

 

Thank you All for your time,

 

Theophanis Kontogiannis

 

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