Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
Greetings, In the "Data Redundancy By DRBD" paper, I see the following statement: "If you consider to stack DRBD on top of DRBD, think it over again. In a fail-over case this will cause you more trouble than without it." I want to make sure I'm interpreting this correctly - Does it mean that you can't/shouldn't consider a configuration like the following? Physical device /dev/sda5 --> /dev/drbd0 mounted on /home/application Physical device /dev/sdb5 --> /dev/drbd1 mounted on /home/application/archive/das1 Physical device /dev/sdc5 --> /dev/drbd2 mounted on /home/application/archive/das2 .... Etc. The application I'm attempting to run on top of drbd utilizes such a setup. I'd rather not have to change the directory layout unless absolutely necessary as it will require recoding the application, and the archived data absolutely must exist on different physical devices (there can be any number of das' attached, limited only by the number of scsi controllers in the system) Comments/suggestions welcome - Many thanks, Charles