[DRBD-user] 3 nodes sharing 2 resources?

[Ben Beuchler]

I'm trying to setup a single "backup" node as the failover for two
front-end nodes, each with a separate resource.  If either production
node fails, the backup server should become primary on its resource.
This means the backup node will have two resources and each front-end
node will only have one.

Here's how I tried to set it up.  In this config snippet, test01 and
test02 are the front-end production nodes and hyperaxe is the solitary
backup node.  I'm using the drbd-utils package that ships with Ubuntu
Hardy (8.0.11) and whatever version of the module is part of the
2.6.24-19 kernel.

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resource mysql {
    on test01 {
        disk /dev/vg0/mysql_data;
        device /dev/drbd0;
        address 10.99.99.1:7788;
        meta-disk internal;
    }
    on hyperaxe {
        disk /dev/vg0/mysql_data;
        device /dev/drbd0;
        address 10.99.99.3:7788;
        meta-disk internal;
    }
}

resource www {
    on test02 {
        disk /dev/vg0/www;
        device /dev/drbd1;
        address 10.99.99.2:7789;
        meta-disk internal;
    }
    on hyperaxe {
        disk /dev/vg0/www;
        device /dev/drbd1;
        address 10.99.99.3:7789;
        meta-disk internal;
    }
}

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When I try to set up the resources using that config, I get this error:

root at test01:~# drbdadm create-md mysql
/etc/drbd.conf:32: in resource www, on test02 { ... } ... on hyperaxe { ... }:
        There are multiple host sections for the peer.
        Maybe misspelled local host name 'test01'?
/etc/drbd.conf:32: in resource www, there is no host section for this host.
        Missing 'on test01 {...}' ?

Is what I'm trying to do not possible?  Or am I just doing it wrong?

Thanks!

-Ben