Hi,
Heartbeat 0.4.8d is now on the Linux-HA web site.
It contains the following features beyond 0.4.8:
+ Incorporated new ldirectord version
+ Added STONITH API library
+ Added STONITH option to heartbeat (stonith)
+ Added heartbeat API code
+ Added late heartbeat warning for heartbeats that arrive later than
0.75 of deadtime (warntime option)
+ Added better protection against replay attacks
+ Added detection of and recovery from cluster partitions
+ Added ping node/membership/link type for tiebreaking. This will
be useful when implementing quorum on 2-node systems.
+ Fixed byte-ordering problem related to output in findif.c.
There are probably more, related to input ;-)
+ More SuSE-compatibility changes thanks to Marius Tomaschewski
<mt@suse.de>
The STONITH API library is now a library, not just a .o file ;-)
The heartbeat API library is now also a library.
The following known problem still exists:
The heartbeat API still needs some minor revisions
NOTE: It also looks like the cluster partition recovery code is in
reasonable shape now!
-- Alan Robertson
alanr@suse.com
Heartbeat 0.4.8d is now on the Linux-HA web site.
It contains the following features beyond 0.4.8:
+ Incorporated new ldirectord version
+ Added STONITH API library
+ Added STONITH option to heartbeat (stonith)
+ Added heartbeat API code
+ Added late heartbeat warning for heartbeats that arrive later than
0.75 of deadtime (warntime option)
+ Added better protection against replay attacks
+ Added detection of and recovery from cluster partitions
+ Added ping node/membership/link type for tiebreaking. This will
be useful when implementing quorum on 2-node systems.
+ Fixed byte-ordering problem related to output in findif.c.
There are probably more, related to input ;-)
+ More SuSE-compatibility changes thanks to Marius Tomaschewski
<mt@suse.de>
The STONITH API library is now a library, not just a .o file ;-)
The heartbeat API library is now also a library.
The following known problem still exists:
The heartbeat API still needs some minor revisions
NOTE: It also looks like the cluster partition recovery code is in
reasonable shape now!
-- Alan Robertson
alanr@suse.com