dk at in-telegence
Dec 8, 2008, 12:58 AM
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Re: Changing failcount threshold for a single resource
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Knight, Doug wrote:
> All,
> I am setting up a Filesystem resource to maintain an NFS mount on a
> client system. I've configured a monitor function that checks every 15
> minutes, timeout 1 minute. When an error occurs with the NFS mount (the
> server is down for any length of time, etc), I'd like heartbeat to just
> retry periodically to remount the NFS mount, rather than run monitor a
> few times and error out. What is the best way to configure a resource
> like this? I had considered increasing the failcount threshold (how to
> do that?). Is there another way, maybe some way to tell heartbeat that
> if the resource has failed, its OK, just keep trying, etc? Any
> suggestions would be great.
All this is for version >= 1.0
The default value of "migration-threshold" is 0. Which means - don't
care about the failure count of a resource, just keep re-starting it.
Then, setup a rsc_location constraint for your NFS on the node you want it.
Regards
Dominik
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