[Ocfs2-users] "Cleaning heartbeat on ocfs2: Failed"

[Sunil Mushran]

Yes, the uuid's must match.

These appear to be local disks. To get this to work, you
need to use a shared disks, i.e., disks which both nodes can
concurrently access.

As far as the hb region active msg goes, it is indicating
that one or ocfs2 volumes are still mounted. One needs to
umount all ocfs2 volumes before one is allowed to shutdown
the o2cb cluster.

Bool wrote:

> mmm, when I run a "mounted.ocfs2 -d" on the nodes, I don't
> see the same UUID. Is it a problem ?
>
> On the first :
> Device                FS     UUID                                  Label
> /dev/hda5             ocfs2  1f83889c-9f4a-418a-9333-4c9806339ffc  
> daevel_echange
>
> And the second :
> Device                FS     UUID                                  Label
> /dev/hda5             ocfs2  131f2f0f-9b13-49bd-9e01-62bd6b022a63  
> daevel_echange
>
>
> Bool a écrit :
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I just installed OCFS2 on two nodes.
>>
>> When I try to stop / offline them, I obtain this error :
>> "Cleaning heartbeat on ocfs2: Failed
>> Atleast one heartbeat region still active"
>>
>> And, maybe I forgot or not understood something, but the
>> cluster FS seems to don't work : I create a file in the
>> volume "echange" on the first node, but can't see him
>> on the second node. There's no communication between
>> both nodes...
>>
>> On the firewall, I only open the TCP 7777 port, like
>> configured in "/etc/ocfs2/cluster.conf". Is it ok ?
>>
>> Thanks.
>> Olivier
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