Re: problem with rgmanager & depend / depend_mode

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On 11/15/2013 06:09 AM, Digimer issued this missive:
On 15/11/13 04:31, Fabio M. Di Nitto wrote:
On 11/15/2013 6:35 AM, Digimer wrote:
Hi all,

   I'm trying to use 'depend' in rgmanager on rhel 6.4 to delay the
start-up of VM services until storage starts. The storage is managed as
a separate service (drbd -> clvmd -> gfs2). The 'depend_mode' is 'soft'.

   I got the start-up part working, but I have a problem now with
stopping a node. If I live-migrate a VM off of the main node and then
shut down it's storage, the VM shuts down immediately after with:

rgmanager doesn´t support inter-service dependencies other than for
start action.

Two options:
1) move to pacemaker ;)
2) you need a custom rgmanager init script that on stop it will
    either migrate the services out of the current node and then
    stop (if the other nodes are alive), or shutdown the services
    in the correct order

Fabio

Pacemaker is in the works. Will take a while though.

So 'depend' and 'depend_mode' don't work. Might be worth updating the
notes in the vm.sh meta-data.

If I read Fabio's response correctly, in rgmanager they work for
_starting_ the service, but do NOT work for _stopping_ the service.
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