I was reading the Clusterlabs Pacemaker docs and it said that a Upstart or
systemd service they should not set to be started on boot as they will be
managed by the Cluster.
Does it actually cause a problem for these services to be started on boot at
all or is it just a recommendation?
Also is this even applicable on systems where the resource was added as an LSB
or OCF resource ('crm ra list upstart' for example says 'ERROR: class upstart
does not exist')? i.e. does Corosync/Pacemaker detect that the system has
Upstart and therefore the above rule applies?
Kind Regards
Danny R
www.thefallenphoenix.net
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