 | | | RedHat Cluster question - fs check on service (re)start? | RedHat Cluster question - fs check on service (re)start? 2005-09-13 - By Ed Wilts
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On Tue, Sep 13, 2005 at 12:48:01PM +0200, danci@(protected) wrote:
> I'm implementing a RH Cluster manager and I have this question:
>
> If one server fails (for whatever reason), the service is transferred to
> the other server. The cluster manager automatically mounts the required
> device, but it doesn't run the filesystem check - so it seems there is a
> high posibillity of FS corruption.
>
> Does the cluster software handle that in some other way?
It is not the job of the cluster software to prevent file system
corruption due to a system crash - that's the job of the file system.
Journalling file systems these days help prevent file system corruption
- your claim of "a high possibility of FS corruption" is simply not true
with ext3.
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