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pacemaker status non available #43
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there's a typo /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 4 hw-info |
ok you're right, there is a typo. [root@xxxx ~]# time /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 hw-info I really think it's fast enough. Apart from the typo I suppose there is even a bug, because the problem persists, Kind Regards |
Any news about it? I have the same issue here. Pacemaker is running on both nodes and 'pcs status' seems ok. [root@st01 bin]# ps auxww|grep pace [root@st02 ~]# ps axuww|grep pace [root@st01 bin]# pcs status Online: [ st01 st02 ] Full list of resources: ClusterIP (ocf::heartbeat:IPaddr2): Started st01 PCSD Status: Daemon Status: |
What does the /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.8 get-cluster-events say? |
I have the same issue but i cannot found lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.8 executable. How can i install it? How can i solve this issue? I have other clusters and lcmc works well. (and yes, i've already double checked configurations) |
Hi Guys, I am facing the same problem. I have set up to Centos 7 machines. Everything is installed fine, but pacemaker status is still unavailable. This is the output of /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.11 get-cluster-events
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on centos8 with 1 interface, same problem but find solution in my case, must set host to short-hostname without domain(not FQDN) and use short-hostname as primary into hosts,pacemaker,pcs... |
Debian 9. The problem of the unavailability of the Pacemaker service for hosts with long names (FQDN) is solved by rebuilding the cluster specifying FQDN instead of IP addresses.
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I saw old bug about time out but I'm still having this issue on two different clusters, both of the with SAN disks attached.
On both instakllation I just see waiting for pacemaker.
I ussed this commands on one serv er:
351 /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 get-disk-info
352 /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 get-vg-info
353 /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 get-filesystems-info
354 /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 get-mount-point-info
355 /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 installation-info
356 /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 get-net-info
357 /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 get-vm-info
358 /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 get-cluster-events
359 /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 get-drbd-events
360 /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 4 hw-info
all of the (except the loops) exit in a reasoble time (< 30 sec), only this one
/usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 4 hw-info
unknown command: 4 at /usr/local/bin/lcmc-gui-helper-1.7.3 line 201.
exit with and error.
any hints ?
Then on the gui the button "crm shell" exit wioth this error:
bash: /usr/sbin/crm: No such file or directory
We are using Centosn 6.5 latest updates (vault repo for 6.5), cman / pacemaker and corosync as plugin.
Thanks
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