# CMAN_CLUSTER_TIMEOUT -- amount of time to wait for joinging a cluster # before giving up. If CMAN_CLUSTER_TIMEOUT is positive, then we will # wait CMAN_CLUSTER_TIMEOUT seconds before giving up and failing when # a cluster is not joined. If CMAN_CLUSTER_TIMEOUT is zero, then # wait indefinately for a cluster join. If CMAN_CLUSTER_TIMEOUT is # negative, do not check to see that the cluster has been joined #CMAN_CLUSTER_TIMEOUT=60 # CMAN_QUORUM_TIMEOUT -- amount of time to wait for a quorate cluster on # startup quorum is needed by many other applications, so we may as # well wait here. If CMAN_QUORUM_TIMEOUT is zero, quorum will # be ignored. #CMAN_QUORUM_TIMEOUT=45 # CMAN_SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT -- amount of time to wait for cman to become a # cluster member before calling cman_tool leave during shutdown. # The default is 60 seconds #CMAN_SHUTDOWN_TIMEOUT=60 # CMAN_NOTIFYD_START - control the startup behaviour for cmannotifyd # the variable can take 3 values: # yes | will always start cmannotifyd # no | will never start cmannotifyd # conditional (default) | will start cmannotifyd only if scriptlets # are found in /etc/cluster/cman-notify.d #CMAN_NOTIFYD_START=conditional # CMAN_SSHD_START - control sshd startup behaviour # the variable can take 2 values: # yes | cman will start sshd as early as possible # no (default) | cman will not start sshd #CMAN_SSHD_START=no # DLM_CONTROLD_OPTS -- allow extra options to be passed to dlm_controld daemon. #DLM_CONTROLD_OPTS="" # Allow tuning of DLM kernel config. # do NOT change unless instructed to do so. #DLM_LKBTBL_SIZE="" #DLM_RSBTBL_SIZE="" #DLM_DIRTBL_SIZE="" #DLM_TCP_PORT="" # FENCE_JOIN_TIMEOUT -- seconds to wait for fence domain join to # complete. If the join hasn't completed in this time, fence_tool join # exits with an error, and this script exits with an error. To wait # indefinitely set the value to -1. #FENCE_JOIN_TIMEOUT=20 # FENCED_MEMBER_DELAY -- amount of time to delay fence_tool join to allow # all nodes in cluster.conf to become cluster members. In seconds. #FENCED_MEMBER_DELAY=45 # FENCE_JOIN -- boolean value used to control whether or not this node # should join the fence domain. If FENCE_JOIN is set to "no", then # the script will not attempt to the fence domain. If FENCE_JOIN is # set to "yes", then the script will attempt to join the fence domain. # If FENCE_JOIN is set to any other value, the default behavior is # to join the fence domain (equivalent to "yes"). # When setting FENCE_JOIN to "no", it is important to also set # DLM_CONTROLD_OPTS="-f0" (at least) for correct operation. # Please note that clusters without fencing are not # supported by Red Hat except for MRG installations. #FENCE_JOIN="yes" # FENCED_OPTS -- allow extra options to be passed to fence daemon. #FENCED_OPTS="" # NETWORK_BRIDGE_SCRIPT -- script to use for xen network bridging. # This script must exist in the /etc/xen/scripts directory. # The default script is "network-bridge". #NETWORK_BRIDGE_SCRIPT="network-bridge" # CLUSTERNAME -- override clustername as specified in cluster.conf #CLUSTERNAME="" # NODENAME -- specify the nodename of this node. Default autodetected #NODENAME="" # CONFIG_LOADER -- select default config parser. # This can be: # xmlconfig - read directly from cluster.conf and use ricci as default # config propagation method. (default) #CONFIG_LOADER=xmlconfig # CONFIG_VALIDATION -- select default config validation behaviour # This can be: # FAIL - Use a very strict checking. The config will not be loaded if there # for any kind of warnings/errors. # WARN - Same as FAIL, but will allow the config to load (this is temporary # the default behaviour) # NONE - Disable config validation. Highly discouraged. #CONFIG_VALIDATION=WARN # CMAN_LEAVE_OPTS -- allows extra options to be passed to cman_tool when leave # operation is performed. #CMAN_LEAVE_OPTS="" # INITLOGLEVEL -- select how verbose the init script should be # possible values: # quiet - only one line notification for start/stop operations # terse (default) - show only required activity # full - show everything #INITLOGLEVEL=terse