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pacemaker (a scalable High-Availability cluster resource manager)
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Pacemaker achieves maximum availability for your cluster services
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by detecting and recovering from node and service-level failures. It
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achieves this by utilizing the messaging and membership capabilities
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provided by your preferred cluster infrastructure (currently either
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OpenAIS or Heartbeat), If the startup and shutdown of your service
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can scripted, Pacemaker can improve it's availability. Pacemaker
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can manage clusters of practically any size and comes with a powerful
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dependency model for accurately modeling your environment.
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Home: http://clusterlabs.org
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Thanks to the decision of the developers to completely bypass
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the standards most other projects conform to:
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* The SlackBuild script contains hard-coding.
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* The build depends on autoconf, automake and libtool.
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* The build will produce soft-errors relating to mercurial,
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with invalid single-operand basename and dirname calls.
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2012-08-23 11:40:45 +02:00
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This SlackBuild is configured to use libesmtp. If you don't want
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esmtp support you should change the "--with-esmtp \" line in the
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script to "--without-esmtp \".
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