Test case: set up a cluster drbd, create an ext4 cluster filesystem on a drbd device. Perform a hard takeover by switching off the active node.
The fsck command is run every time when the Filesystem is started, e.g. even when a takeover to another cluster node occurs. This can take a long time and must not happen.
In particular, the comment in lines 424/425 of the script reads
# NOTE: Some filesystem types don't need this step... Please modify
# accordingly
It is line 435 that needs to be changed to include ext4 (and eventually other journaling filesystems like btrfs)
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Test case: set up a cluster drbd, create an ext4 cluster filesystem on a drbd device. Perform a hard takeover by switching off the active node.
The fsck command is run every time when the Filesystem is started, e.g. even when a takeover to another cluster node occurs. This can take a long time and must not happen.
In particular, the comment in lines 424/425 of the script reads
# NOTE: Some filesystem types don't need this step... Please modify
# accordingly
It is line 435 that needs to be changed to include ext4 (and eventually other journaling filesystems like btrfs)