[Linux-cluster] Unique attribute collision for mmount Point

anasnajj anasnajj at gmail.com
Thu May 14 12:22:32 UTC 2009


Dear all

I know I asked this question before but I not get any response so I will try
to re-explain it

 

I want to run 10 services on 10 nodes and each service run script that store
its data by default  on /image and used mysql script which store in
/var/lib/mysql

in each service there is the following resources with following order: 
-IP 
-LVM for my Script DATA 
-LVM for mysql DATA 
-File system to mount my Script DATA /images 
-File system to mount /var/lib/mysql 
-Script mysql 
-Script : MyScript File

 

 

when I run the service its give me the following error and ignore mount
point resources:

 

May 13 13:56:32 MENCS01 clurgmgrd[21863]: <notice> Resource Group Manager
Starting 

May 13 13:56:32 MENCS01 clurgmgrd[21863]: <info> Loading Service Data 

May 13 13:56:32 MENCS01 clurgmgrd[21863]: <err> Unique attribute collision.
type=fs attr=mountpoint value=/Images 

May 13 13:56:32 MENCS01 clurgmgrd[21863]: <err> Error storing fs resource 

May 13 13:56:32 MENCS01 clurgmgrd[21863]: <err> Unique attribute collision.
type=fs attr=mountpoint value=/var/lib/mysql 

May 13 13:56:32 MENCS01 clurgmgrd[21863]: <err> Error storing fs resource 

May 13 13:56:32 MENCS01 clurgmgrd[21863]: <err> Unique attribute collision.
type=fs attr=mountpoint value=/Images 

May 13 13:56:32 MENCS01 clurgmgrd[21863]: <err> Error storing fs resource 

May 13 13:56:32 MENCS01 clurgmgrd[21863]: <err> Unique attribute collision.
type=fs attr=mountpoint value=/var/lib/mysql 

 

 if i used different names i cant told my service to store its data on
anoter location .??? because my script by default store in /Images   and
cannot changed.

 


by the way all my nodes use the same script file located on /etc/init.d/ 
so i cant make service #1 store in /images1 and service#2 store on /images2
and so on.. 

 

 

Best Regards

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