I'm testing the latest cvs code with kernel 2.2.19 and ext3 0.0.7a, and
I've noticed some odd behaviour.
If I restart on the secondary while it is in a SyncingAll state, the
secondary begins the sync again and the primary keeps going.
If I restart on the secondary while it is in a Connected state, it starts
up, does a quick sync, and then both nodes become secondary.
This is while the underlying filesystem is mounted and being written to;
no panics or other nastiness, but until I manually set the primary node
back to being a primary, nothing that is written to the mounted
filesystem gets mirrored over.
This has be a little bit concerned. Any ideas as to why I'm seeing the
above behaviour?
Cheers,
Chris.
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I've noticed some odd behaviour.
If I restart on the secondary while it is in a SyncingAll state, the
secondary begins the sync again and the primary keeps going.
If I restart on the secondary while it is in a Connected state, it starts
up, does a quick sync, and then both nodes become secondary.
This is while the underlying filesystem is mounted and being written to;
no panics or other nastiness, but until I manually set the primary node
back to being a primary, nothing that is written to the mounted
filesystem gets mirrored over.
This has be a little bit concerned. Any ideas as to why I'm seeing the
above behaviour?
Cheers,
Chris.
--
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