Cluster nodes rebooting themselves after failing to stop a script resource in RHEL 6

Solution Verified - Updated -

Issue

  • A status check fails in our service and during the subsequent stop operation, the script resource fails to stop. The node reboots after this
  Mar  8 11:50:33 node2 rgmanager[1763]: status on script "myScript" returned 1 (generic error)
  Mar  8 11:50:33 node2 rgmanager[1763]: Stopping service service:myService
  Mar  8 11:50:33 node2 rgmanager[3890]: [script] Executing /usr/local/bin/myScript.sh stop
  Mar  8 11:50:37 node2 rgmanager[4043]: [script] script:myScript: stop of /usr/local/bin/myScript.sh failed (returned 1)
  Mar  8 11:50:37 node2 rgmanager[1763]: stop on script "myScript" returned 1 (generic error)
  Mar  8 11:50:37 node2 rgmanager[4160]: [fs] unmounting /myFS
  Mar  8 11:50:43 node2 rgmanager[4281]: [fs] unmounting /myFS
  Mar  8 11:50:48 node2 rgmanager[4401]: [fs] unmounting /myFS
  Mar  8 11:50:49 node2 rgmanager[4446]: [fs] 'umount /myFS' failed, error=1
  Mar  8 11:50:49 node2 rgmanager[4468]: [fs] umount failed - REBOOTING
  • After adding a script resource the nodes are fencing themsevles

Environment

  • Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 6 with the High Availability Add On
  • One or more services in /etc/cluster/cluster.conf containing an <fs> resource using self_fence="on" (or "1").

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