[ClusterLabs] Running 'pcs status' cmd on remote node

Simon Lawrence simon.lawrence at navaho.co.uk
Wed Dec 2 11:49:32 EST 2015


On 02/12/15 16:37, Ken Gaillot wrote:
> On 12/02/2015 06:21 AM, Simon Lawrence wrote:
>> In my 2 node test cluster, one node is a physical server (running
>> Pacemaker 1.1.13), the other is a VM on that server, configured as a
>> Pacemaker remote node (v1.1.13).
>>
>> I get the correct output if I run crm_mon & pcs config on the remote
>> node, but if I run 'pcs status' I get....
>>
>> # pcs status
>> Cluster name: test
>> Error: unable to get list of pacemaker nodes
>>
>>
>> Is this normal or should the command work on a remote node?
> That's expected. Not all command-line tools are supported when run on
> Pacemaker Remote nodes. In this case, "pcs status" is doing "crm_node
> -l" which is not yet supported.
>
> The primary design goal was to enable commands known to be used by
> resource agents. Enabling all commands is a goal for future versions.
>
>

Thanks Ken

I'd just found the use of 'crm_node -l' in the source code.
I've got it working (just out of interest) in my test setup using the 
awful hack of replacing the crm_node and corosync-cmapctl executeables 
with shell scripts that ssh in the host and run the command there..... 
not something I want to do in production for security reasons.









More information about the Users mailing list