[Ocfs2-commits] jlbec commits r1822 - trunk/docs

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Author: jlbec
Date: 2005-01-21 15:36:27 -0600 (Fri, 21 Jan 2005)
New Revision: 1822

Removed:
   trunk/docs/sample-ocfs.conf
Log:

o Hahah!  This is way old.  ocfs.conf no longer exists.



Deleted: trunk/docs/sample-ocfs.conf
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--- trunk/docs/sample-ocfs.conf	2005-01-21 20:42:55 UTC (rev 1821)
+++ trunk/docs/sample-ocfs.conf	2005-01-21 21:36:27 UTC (rev 1822)
@@ -1,41 +0,0 @@
-#
-# ocfs config
-# Ensure this file exists in /etc
-#
-
-# node_name serves as a human readable node identifier.
-# Eventhough the value should be unique in a cluster, ocfs does
-# not require it as it does not use it to identify a node.
-node_name = node1
-
-# node_number allows the admin to specify the preferred node
-# number for the node in the cluster. However, it works only
-# as a suggestion, because ocfs will not fail the mount if the
-# specified node number is already occupied. Note that the
-# node number of a node can vary across mounts.
-node_number = 0
-
-# debug_context is used for debugging. It will work only if the
-# driver is built with -DTRACE
-debug_context = 0
-
-# debug_level is used for debugging. It will work only if the
-# driver is built with -DTRACE
-debug_level = 0
-
-# ip_address specifies the host's ip address used by ocfs listener.
-ip_address = 192.168.0.5
-
-# ip_port specifies the host's ip port used by ocfs listener.
-ip_port = 7000
-
-#enables or disables the network dlm
-comm_voting = 1
-
-# guid parameter is added by the ocfs_uid_gen script and is used
-# by ocfs to uniquely identify a node. The guid holds within it
-# the mac address for the interface identified by the ip address.
-# Run "ocfs_uid_gen -c" to generate the the guid the first time.
-# If the mac address changes, run "ocfs_uid_gen -r" to get a 
-# new number guid, followed by "mount -o reclaimid" to reclaim the
-# original node number for each volume.