SUMMARY: SC3.1U4 + Sol10 x86: scshutdown not working

Hi agn,

sorry for the late summary, was a little bit busy yesterday.
First of all, thanks to Graeme Elsworthy, for his qick answer that this 
could be a SUN bug.
Well, I had opened a case at SUN support additionally to my posting, and 
, Graeme was right, it's in fact a SUN bug. It seems that the new 
service-based start mechanisms are having some problems with the cluster 
scripts and programs...
SUN told me that this problem has been addressed already, and they're 
looking forward to have a fix for it ASAP.
Meanwhile, the workaround is to use scshutdown resp. shutdown, watch the 
system log(s) and use "halt" or "init 0" to shutdown the machine at the 
end, when it shows the messages described below.
There's also an (internal) info-doc which describes some changes in the 
.xml-files controlling the services to fix the problem, but it's not 
recommended and SUN states that they don't know about any impacts on 
other services etc., so, I won't use it...

Thanks to the list,

and have a nice hackin',

Harald

Harald Husemann wrote:
> Gurus,
> 
> little problem here with a fresh-installed SC3.1:
> 
> HW is two x4200 as cluster nodes, and two SE3310, OS is Sol. 10 x86
> (newest version, patch rev. EIS-DVD August 06) and Sun Cluster 3.1U4.
> The cluster itself is working, but I'm unable to shut down the nodes.
> Invoking "scshutdown -g0 -y" gives me the follwoing in /var/adm/messages
> on both nodes:
> 
> ==================/snip/==========================================
> Nov 21 06:31:11 WAPDBMUC2-FE-SERVICE Sun Java(TM) Web Console[2346]: [ID
> 489958 daemon.info] com.sun.zfs.web.admin_1.0 was successfully unregistered.
> Nov 21 06:31:11 WAPDBMUC2-FE-SERVICE Sun Java(TM) Web Console[2346]: [ID
> 642380 daemon.info] com.sun.cluster.spm_2.0 was successfully unregistered.
> Nov 21 06:31:11 WAPDBMUC2-FE-SERVICE Sun Java(TM) Web Console[2346]: [ID
> 469190 daemon.info] com.sun.web.ui_2.2.4 was successfully unregistered.
> svc.startd: The system is coming down.  Please wait.
> svc.startd: 80 system services are now being stopped.
> Nov 21 06:31:22 WAPDBMUC2-FE-SERVICE FIN_SVC_CTRL: Warning:     Because
> one or more of the sun cluster userland cluster         services are
> offline this service goes offline
> Nov 21 06:31:22 WAPDBMUC2-FE-SERVICE cl_eventlogd[2693]: Going down on
> signal 15.
> Nov 21 06:31:22 WAPDBMUC2-FE-SERVICE INITRGM: Warning: an attempt      
> to stop or disable the svc:/system/cluster/rgm:default  service was
> detected and ignored. A shutdown or reboot in progress      is allowed
> to proceed as normal.
> Nov 21 06:31:26 WAPDBMUC2-FE-SERVICE INITFED: Warning: an attempt      
> to stop or disable the svc:/system/cluster/rpc-fed:default      service
> was detected and ignored. A shutdown or reboot in progress      is
> allowed to proceed as normal.
> Nov 21 06:31:26 WAPDBMUC2-FE-SERVICE Cluster.RGM.rgmd: There is already
> an instance of this daemon running
> Nov 21 06:31:26 WAPDBMUC2-FE-SERVICE Cluster.RGM.fed: There is already
> an instance of this daemon running
> =======================/snap/=================================
> 
> That's it, at this point, both nodes are hanging forever, the only way
> to get out of it is halting or power-cycling the systems. Even a normal
> shutdown doesn't have any effect on any node, although it says that it
> would go down...
> 
> Any ideas??
> 
> Thanks, and have a nice hackin',
> 
> Harald
> 
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