ssi-chnode potential initnode
"Brown, Larry" <[email protected]>
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I have installed the latest stable version with drbd. I have the master
node up and running on drbd and am working on the secondary master.
When I run ssi-chnode I am never asked if the node should be a potential
initnode. Looking at the ssi-chnode script it appears that section is
remarked out...
<snip>
# SSI_XXX: Would be nice to default to current value
my $prompt_bootdev = "Enter a new boot device: ";
$record->{BOOTDEV} = prompt_dev($prompt_bootdev);
# SSI_XXX: Would be nice to default to current value. Should we
# get rid of the bootdev requirement?
# SSI_XXX: Disable initnode configuration until it's better aligned with
# the new ssi-addnode stuff
# if (defined $record->{BOOTDEV}) {
# my $prompt_master =
# "Do you want this node to be a potential initnode (y/n)
[n]: ";
# $record->{MASTER} = prompt_yesno($prompt_master, 'N');
# } else {
# # Would be nice to check for chard and output:
# # print "If this node has access to the shared root
disk,
# # and you add a boot device, it could be a failover
node."
# $record->{MASTER} = 0;
# }
</snip>
Is this an oversight or am I looking in the wrong place or something?
Larry Brown
Network Engineer
Nielsen Media Research
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