09:59 < fabbione> chrissie: i didn't have a lot of time to investigate, but this is the setup: 09:59 < fabbione> 2 nodes 10:00 < fabbione> node1: 3ffe::1/64 10:00 < fabbione> node4: 3ffe::4/64 10:00 < fabbione> no DNS entries 10:00 < fabbione> /etc/hosts has: 10:00 < fabbione> 3ffe::1 node1 node1.int.fabbione.net 10:00 < fabbione> similar for 4 10:00 < fabbione> on both nodes of course 10:00 < fabbione> the real hostname is fedora-rh-nodeX 10:01 < fabbione> change cluster.conf to use node1 and node4 that only resolves in v6 via /etc/hosts 10:01 < fabbione> force cman to use multicast v6 10:01 < fabbione> that's the kaboom 10:01 < fabbione> cman crashes somewhere 10:01 < chrissie> can you file a BZ 10:02 < chrissie> I'll look at it next week. 10:02 < fabbione> this was STABLE3 btw... 10:02 < fabbione> yeah that's fine 10:02 < chrissie> thanks. 10:02 * chrissie is knee deep in RHEL4 at the moment 10:02 < fabbione> if i setup everything with matching hostnames and v4+v6 then it works fine 10:02 < fabbione> + dns
Fixed. cman didn't look at IPv6 addresses bound to interfaces when looking for names that match cluster.conf entries. To ssh://git.fedorahosted.org/git/cluster.git db80c18..abc0928 STABLE3 -> STABLE3
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