Hmm, output of corosync-cfgtool -s on both nodes
nodeid 1 is haumea
nodeid 2 is makemake
root@haumea:~# corosync-cfgtool -s
Printing link status.
Local node ID 1
LINK ID 0
addr = 172.16.1.125
status:
nodeid 1: link enabled:1 link connected:1...
Result on connecting on makemake:8006 and haumea:8006
I guess this is what is called a “split brain”…
How can I recover from that? What are my options?
Thanks for any help…
Hello
I’ve been running a two-node cluster (haumea and makemake, yes I’m into transneptunian objects) for quite some time now, without any problem.
Lately, I noticed that on the web interface, one node (makemake) was marked failed, but the containers inside it still worked, so I kept postponing...
Thanks, setting unprivileged to 0 worked !
I can’t remember why I created that container as privileged in the first place, though.
I now have another problem but I’ll start a new thread for that which I solved by myself :)
Thanks again
Hello
I accidentally removed my containers, or so I thought, when I realized the disks were still available.
So I created a new container (208) with the same specs as the old one (108), then edited the 208.conf file to replace disk location with the 108 one.
It doesn’t work. Can’t log in.
I...
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