Hello,
Instead of executing datadisk:drbd0 ; datadisk:drbd1 ; datadisk:drbd2;
...(when primary fails).....
it would be perhaps better to execute ONLY ONE script datadisk which
FIRST makes ALL device primary THEN mount all devices.
Thus if former primary comes back, the risk it becomes primary for
devices whose datadisk script is not already executed is minimalized.
I think this should be an evolution for drbd.
Bye,
--
Jean-Yves BOUET
EADS Defence and Security Networks
jean-yves.bouet@example.com
01 34 60 86 36
Instead of executing datadisk:drbd0 ; datadisk:drbd1 ; datadisk:drbd2;
...(when primary fails).....
it would be perhaps better to execute ONLY ONE script datadisk which
FIRST makes ALL device primary THEN mount all devices.
Thus if former primary comes back, the risk it becomes primary for
devices whose datadisk script is not already executed is minimalized.
I think this should be an evolution for drbd.
Bye,
--
Jean-Yves BOUET
EADS Defence and Security Networks
jean-yves.bouet@example.com
01 34 60 86 36