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04-13-2010 12:45 AM
04-13-2010 12:45 AM
Read again the hanfs file without restart the package
Hi,
my customer had the need to export some file system via hanfs Mc/SG Package to 2 new servers. He didn't inserted the server in the "root" area, but only in the "access' one:
XFS[0]="-o root=secap05:secapf03.ihsr.dom,access=secap05:secapf03:secdq08:secaq11 /export/usr/sap/trans"
I have to add in the "root" area the two server, but the problem is that I couldn't restart the package now.
Is there a way to re-read the package file?
hpux 11.31 - MCSG 11.18
thanks Alex
my customer had the need to export some file system via hanfs Mc/SG Package to 2 new servers. He didn't inserted the server in the "root" area, but only in the "access' one:
XFS[0]="-o root=secap05:secapf03.ihsr.dom,access=secap05:secapf03:secdq08:secaq11 /export/usr/sap/trans"
I have to add in the "root" area the two server, but the problem is that I couldn't restart the package now.
Is there a way to re-read the package file?
hpux 11.31 - MCSG 11.18
thanks Alex
Vigno
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04-13-2010 10:08 PM
04-13-2010 10:08 PM
Re: Read again the hanfs file without restart the package
Hi,
Have you run the following command, i thin it should be enough to change the running permissions:
# share -o root=secap05:secapf03.ihsr.dom,access=secap05:secapf03:secdq08:secaq11 /export/usr/sap/trans
Have you run the following command, i thin it should be enough to change the running permissions:
# share -o root=secap05:secapf03.ihsr.dom,access=secap05:secapf03:secdq08:secaq11 /export/usr/sap/trans
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04-13-2010 10:57 PM
04-13-2010 10:57 PM
Re: Read again the hanfs file without restart the package
hi,
for this purpose, we always change the HANFS file and, distibute it to the second node, and them also, we using /etc/exports, to add the NFS share, and them exportfs -a, so that means,
the NFS is shared without restart the package, and if the package will be restarted/ realocated .... the next start of the package will automatically use the configuration from HANFS file rom MC serviceguard.
mikap
for this purpose, we always change the HANFS file and, distibute it to the second node, and them also, we using /etc/exports, to add the NFS share, and them exportfs -a, so that means,
the NFS is shared without restart the package, and if the package will be restarted/ realocated .... the next start of the package will automatically use the configuration from HANFS file rom MC serviceguard.
mikap
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