On 02/24/2013 11:49 AM, Ralph.Grothe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > Hallo digimer, > > I already knew this link and have read FAQs and other stuff > there. > > Unfortunately, many features such as dependencies between cluster > services, that our customers demand from us to be enabled in > their clusters (and what they have been accustomed to in their > former clusters (e.g. Veritas) which are to be migrated from to > RHCS ones) are hardly anywhere documented. > > But when I posted my query I was mistaken. > My ifxdb agent isn't dysfunctional. It really works. > But what it still lacks is that clurgmgrd doesn't log its actions > despite the fact that I used mentioned ocf_log function (I also > check in my agent if that function is defined at run time and if > not I resource the /usr/schare/cluster/ocf-shellfuncs) and > although it logs every step whenever I run it during disabled > services through rg_test utility. > I have no explanation why clurgmgrd is so taciturn when it comes > to logging output from my ifxdb agent. > > I think that I have enabled logging up to debug level. > > [root@altair:/usr/share/cluster] > # grep rm /etc/cluster/cluster.conf > <rm log_facility="local6" log_level="7" > central_processing="1"> > </rm> > [root@altair:/usr/share/cluster] > # grep local6 /etc/syslog.conf > local6.* > /var/log/clurgmgrd.log You can test your agents by running them from command line. So, for example, this is one of my resources: <mdraid config_file="/etc/mdadm-extern.conf" name="extern" ssh_check="1"/> and this is service that uses it: <service domain="dom21" name="pg" recovery="restart"> <ip ref="10.200.213.202"> <mdraid ref="extern"> <fs ref="extern"/> </mdraid> </ip> </service> As you can see I have two custom RAs: mdraid and pgsql91. When I tested 'mdraid' agent, I've changed my service to look like this: <service domain="dom21" name="pg" recovery="restart"> <ip ref="10.200.213.202"/> </service> After enabling the service, I would test it from the CLI by runnning: # OCF_RESKEY_config_file="/etc/mdadm-extern.conf" \ OCF_RESKEY_name="extern" \ OCF_RESKEY_ssh_check="1" \ bash /usr/share/cluster/mdraid.sh status and I get the following output (for example): <err> mdraid: Improper setup detected [mdraid.sh] mdraid: Improper setup detected <err> * device "extern" is active on node "database02-xc" [mdraid.sh] * device "extern" is active on node "database02-xc" and in /var/log/messages: Apr 3 20:04:50 database01 rgmanager[28145]: [mdraid.sh] mdraid: Improper setup detected Apr 3 20:04:50 database01 rgmanager[28167]: [mdraid.sh] * device "extern" is active on node "database02-xc" So, I guess what you should do is try to run your agent and get it to log to stdout and messages. Maybe you are not using the ocf_log function properly? Can you maybe share your agents with us, so somebody can maybe test it in his environment? Hope this post helps ;) -- Linux-cluster mailing list Linux-cluster@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/linux-cluster
