[Linux-cluster] RHEL4 and Cluster Suite

[Vito Laurenza]

Greg,

I'm glad I'm not the only one who can't find the info.  What I meant by 
"strictly command line" is that I have no desire to use the GUI.  :)

Let me know if you find anything.  I'll keep you posted as well.

:::: Vito Laurenza

Greg Forte wrote:
> Agreed!  I asked about this months ago, don't think I ever got a 
> straight answer.  'course I suppose technically we could go wade through 
> the code that reads the file to figure it out ourselves ... I'd rather 
> see a document, though.  Maybe if I get unlazy I'll go do just that and 
> write one.  Unless someone's got one handy ...
> 
> Vito, I wouldn't personally recommend the gui, anyway; I don't find it 
> to be very robust, and you'll be better off learning to do it by hand in 
> the long run.
> 
> -g
> 
> p.s. just to pick a nit, you can be "strictly command line" on a box and 
> still run the gui tools remotely from another machine; you just need to 
> have the X11, etc. packages installed but set the default run level to 3 
> in /etc/inittab.
> 
> Vito Laurenza wrote:
>> Hello all,
>> I'm new to Cluster Suite and I was wondering if there was a tutorial 
>> of some kind regarding the cluster.conf file.  I've read the Red Hat 
>> docs and they suggest using the GUI to configure, but I'm running 
>> strictly command line here and need to know how to properly write the 
>> XML.  I've only come across a couple of samples and was hoping someone 
>> could give give me (or point me to) a complete run down of valid tags 
>> and attributes.  Any help would be appreciated.
>>
>> :::: Vito Laurenza
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