Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
Le -10/01/-28163 20:59, Joe Cabrera a écrit : > We have two machines setup with DRBD currently. The block device DRBD > was not up to date and thus I thought DRBD was not running. I took one > of the machine down for maintenance. When I took it down, the other > machine performed a force restart. I take determined from the logs that > the DRBD daemon forced a reboot. > > This is a major problem, I do not want DRBD to force machines to > shutdown. Why is this occurring? The default configuration in some linux distros (debian/ubuntu for example) has a reboot performed when the condition is critical, because it's the only safe thing to do. Look for a script called notify-emergency-reboot.sh in your drbd config (/etc/drbd.d/global_common.conf on debian/ubuntu). If you prefer to not reboot, I think you must take care to stop all the services that depend on your DRBD resource because DRBD won't serve IOs under those circumstances and your processes will hang (someone please correct me if I'm wrong of course). Lionel