[Linux-cluster] GNBD: cannot connect to cluster manager ...Operation not permitted

[Jonathan E Brassow]

On Jul 22, 2004, at 5:20 AM, Gabriel Wicke wrote:

> On Wed, 2004-07-21 at 02:00 +0200, Christian Zoffoli wrote:
>> Benjamin Marzinski wrote:
>> [cut]
>>> If you do not want to enable multipathing or run GFS on the gnbd 
>>> server,
>>> you can just add a -c to your export line.
>>
>> ...I need multipathing ;) ...with -c it works
>>
>>
>> [cut]
>>>
>>> # cpt null
>>>
>>> if you get something like
>>>
>>> Connect failure: Operation not permitted
>>
>> Yes, I get a message like this one.
>>
>>> then either cman isn't running on the node, or magma cannot connect 
>>> to it.
>>> If cman is running correctly (check you logs) Then look in
>>> /usr/lib/magma/plugins. You should have a sm.so file there. If not, 
>>> you need
>>> to install the magma plugins, which are located in 
>>> /cluster/magma-plugins.
>>
>> cman is running and I have a sm.so plugin
>
>
> On my system (debian unstable) it expects the plugin folder
> in /lib/magma/plugins, you could add a symlink and see if it works. 
> Else
> you can run a test program from the magma source dir, magma/tests/cpt
> null. Stracing this will show you the place it's looking for (will show
> an ENOENT near the end of the strace).
> The reason for this problem seems to be the usage of $libdir in the
> magma-plugins makefiles or somesuch.
>

I noticed the configure scripts are not always consistent WRT 
%{libdir}.  I believe this may be causing some of the confusion...  As 
stated, the symlinks will work, but I intend to correct the configure 
scripts in cvs soon.

  brassow