Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
H Stephan, Thanks for the suggestion, I am not using heartbeat though because I don't neet it in my setup. Anyway, I'll have a look at the drbddisk script to learn something from it. Regards, Gernot Stephan Rattai wrote: > Hi, > > I used to have /home on a drbd device. > > 1) There is a resource-script (drbddisk) for heartbeat which does that. You > may want to take a look at hearbeat if you don't already have it. > > 2) The mount is clearly a job for the hearbeat Filsystem script. > > 3)I don't remember the Filesystem-script fsck's before the mount, but you may > want to fsck before each mount as the filesystem might be in an inconsistent > state after a crash. > > 4) That's done by heartbeat, too when the the Filesystem script gets a 'stop'. > > You might want to consider problems like /home not being available on the > secondary node which might lead to problems logging in as normal user for > example. You could use a rudimentary homedir. > > I hope this helps > regards > Stephan > > >>Hi, >> >>I'd like to move the content of /home to /dev/drbd0 and mount /dev/drbd0 >>as /home. I've some related questions for system boot/shutdown: >> >>1)Where should I place the "drbdadm primary all" command sequence? The >>systems always starts in secondary/secondary state, I guess this >>behavior is a feature and intended ?!? >> >>2)Where/when in the system boot procedure (Gentoo/FC4) is a good time to >>mount /dev/drbd devices? >> >>3)Where and how to integrate such a mountpoint in regular bootup fsck.ext3? >> >>4)Where/when should I unmount the drbd devices at system shutdown, >>especially if one contains /home? >> >> >>Thanks for your help, >>Gernot >> >>_______________________________________________ >>drbd-user mailing list >>drbd-user at lists.linbit.com >>http://lists.linbit.com/mailman/listinfo/drbd-user >> >> > > > >