Re: cluster.conf not being propagated to all nodes

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On 24/12/13 01:21 PM, Neale Ferguson wrote:
What I'm really after is confirmation that it's luci which is propagating the cluster.conf via the ricci service running on the nodes. If that's the case, I want to determine why luci only opts to send to one node and not the other.


Log into a node, manually edit cluster.conf to increase config_version="x", save and exit, run 'ccs_config_validate' and if there are no errors, run 'cman_tool version -r'. Enter the 'ricci' password(s) if prompted. Then on both nodes run 'cman_tool version'. If the returned version is the new one you set, then the config pushed out successfully and it would indicate that luci is the problem.

Please run 'tail -f -n 0 /var/log/messages' on both nodes prior to 'cman_tool version -r'. If the config fails to push out, please copy the log output from both nodes to here.

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