Cluster service with lvm resource using HA-LVM with tagging fails to stop with 'lv_exec_resilient failed' in RHEL 5 when using device-mapper-multipath
Issue
- When stopping or relocating a cluster service, it fails to stop an
lvmresource withlv_exec_resilient failed
Sep 10 00:30:04 node1 clurgmgrd[21429]: Stopping service service:myService
Sep 10 00:30:49 node1 clurgmgrd: [21429]: Deactivating myVG/myLV
Sep 10 00:30:49 node1 clurgmgrd: [21429]: Making resilient : lvchange -an myVG/myLV
Sep 10 00:30:49 node1 clurgmgrd: [21429]: Resilient command: lvchange -an myVG/myLV --config devices{filter=["a|/dev/cciss/c0d0p2|","a|/dev/mpath/mpath1|","r|.*|"]}
Sep 10 00:30:49 node1 clurgmgrd: [21429]: lv_exec_resilient failed
Sep 10 00:30:49 node1 clurgmgrd: [21429]: lv_activate_resilient stop failed on myVG/myLV
Sep 10 00:30:49 node1 clurgmgrd: [21429]: Unable to deactivate myVG/myLV
Sep 10 00:30:49 node1 clurgmgrd: [21429]: Failed to stop myVG/myLV
Sep 10 00:30:49 node1 clurgmgrd: [21429]: Failed to stop myVG/myLV
Sep 10 00:30:49 node1 clurgmgrd[21429]: stop on lvm "myVG-myLV" returned 1 (generic error)
Sep 10 00:30:49 node1 clurgmgrd[21429]: #12: RG service:myService failed to stop; intervention required
Sep 10 00:30:49 node1 clurgmgrd[21429]: Service service:myService is failed
Sep 10 00:30:49 node1 sshd[2676881]: fatal: Read from socket failed: Connection reset by peer
Sep 10 00:30:50 node1 clurgmgrd[21429]: #2: Service service:myService returned failure code. Last Owner: node1.example.com
Sep 10 00:30:50 node1 clurgmgrd[21429]: #4: Administrator intervention required.
Environment
- Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5 with the High Availability Add On
- HA-LVM with tagging
- One or more
lvmresources in/etc/cluster/cluster.conf volume_listspecifying nodename tag in/etc/lvm/lvm.conf
- One or more
- Using
device-mapper-multipathmultipathdhas been started or restarted after the affected cluster service was last started (See Diagnostic Steps)- One or more of the conditions from this issue is present
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