Bug 1660135

Summary: [DDF] I had to also install the dlm package in order for step 2 to create a working resource.
Product: Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Reporter: Direct Docs Feedback <ddf-bot>
Component: DocumentationAssignee: Steven J. Levine <slevine>
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Priority: high CC: nwahl, rhel-docs, slevine
Version: 8.0   
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Comment 1 Reid Wahl 2018-12-28 04:54:11 UTC
Verified. As it stands, the dlm package can't be a dependency of the lvm2-lockd package AFAIK. lvm2-lockd and dlm-lib are in AppStream, while dlm is in Resilient Storage.

Can we check with PM on whether this is the desired placement?

Comment 2 Steven J. Levine 2019-03-01 15:27:54 UTC
I had this exchange with Chris Feist:

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> In our procedure for configuring a GFS2 file system in a cluster, we
> said this:
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> "On both nodes of the cluster, install the lvm2-lockd and gfs2-utils
> packages. The lvm2-lockd package is part of the AppStream channel and
> the gfs2-utils package is part of the Resilient Storage channel.
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> # yum install lvm2-lockd gfs2-utils"
>

Lets add dlm to that yum install line so it now reads:
# yum install lvm2-lockd gfs2-utils dlm

I'm verifying that with Dave, but I think we can go with that for now.
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So for now it appears to be the desired placement and I'm adding it to the procedure.

Comment 3 Steven J. Levine 2019-03-01 15:37:49 UTC
I asked Chris Feist if that package placement is desired.  I'll update the docs if that changes, but for now I specify which channel each of the three packages is in.