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On 2003-10-13T02:33:54,
Michael Lee <ctlee@xxxxxxxxxxx> said:
> Oh, I solved the problem already. I found out that I can also assign resource
> for the slave, which it would obtain when it is a behaving as a slave (i.e.
> when the master is up.)
Beware! That you cannot.
You can run an active:active configuration with resources on both nodes,
but you cannot say "After the other node has become master for a
resource group, run this here".
Sincerely,
Lars Marowsky-Brée <lmb@xxxxxxx>
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