[DRBD-user] WARN: no normal resources defined for this host

[Madison Kelly]

Mike Lovell wrote:
> Madison Kelly wrote:
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------
>> global {
>>         usage-count yes;
>> }
>> common {
>>         protocol C;
>>         syncer { rate 33M; }
>> }
>> resource r0 {
>>         device    /dev/drbd0;
>>         meta-disk internal;
>>         net {
>>                 allow-two-primaries;
>>         }
>>         startup {
>>                 become-primary-on both;
>>         }
>>         on an_san01 {
>>                 address   10.0.0.71:7789;
>>         disk      /dev/san01/lv02;
>>         }
>>         on an_san02 {
>>                 address   10.0.0.72:7789;
>>             disk      /dev/san02/lv02;
>>         }
>> }
>> ------------------------------------------------
>>
>> ------------------------------------------------
>> [root at san01 ~]# drbdadm dump
>> WARN: no normal resources defined for this host (san01.alteeve.com)!?
>>
>> [root at san02 ~]# drbdadm dump
>> WARN: no normal resources defined for this host (san02.alteeve.com)!?
>> ------------------------------------------------
>>
>>   Can someone twack me with a clue-stick? :)
>>
> sure. i'll take a whack. :)
> 
> trimming your email to the important parts i see.
> 
> i'm pretty sure the problem is that in your config file you specify the 
> hosts as an_san01 and an_san02 but drbd sees the hosts as san01 and 
> san02. not exactly the same hostnames. according to the man page for 
> drbd.conf, the 'on' option needs to match the output of uname -n. i'm 
> guessing you created aliases to point an_san{01,02} to san{01,02} but 
> drbd doesn't check them. change the config file to use the other names 
> and you should be fine.
> 
> mike

You were right! I didn't realize that the 'on' syntax required the 
'uname -n' output. I've written that down for future reference. ;)

Madi