Re: Running clvm on part of the cluster

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are you sure you can add a node in redhat cluster without reboot the whole cluster?

use cman_tool status on old nodes


2014/1/24 Alexander GQ Gerasiov <gq@xxxxxxxxx>
//Second try, because previous mail was hold at moderation I think.
//Excuse me if there will be dups.

Hello there.

I need your help to solve some issues I met.

I use redhat-cluster (as part of Proxmox VE) in our virtualization
environment.

I have several servers with SAN storage attached and CLVM managed
volumes. In general it works.

Today I had to attach one more box to Proxmox instance and found
blocking issue:

this node joined cluster, proxmosFS started and everything is ok with
this host. But it does not have SAN connection, so I didn't start CLVM
on it. And when I try to do some lvm-related work on other host I got
"clvmd not running on node <node-without-clvm>"
and locking failed.

Ok, I thought, and started CLVM on that host...

and locking still fails with
Error locking on node <node-without-clvm>: Volume group for uuid not
found: <id>


So my question is:

How to handle situation, when only part of cluster nodes has access to
particular LUN, but need to run CLVM and use CLVM locking over it?


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