Hi, Just wanted to "bump" this back up the top in case anyone may know how to do this but didn't see it the first time around :) Surely there's some way of properly testing watchdog instead of just taking its word for it. On 06.09.2012 17:40, Russell Jones wrote:

CentOS 6

Hi all,

I am working on setting up sanlock + watchdog on a 2 node KVM pair. Sanlock is working beautifully and is preventing access to the VM disks by more than one process as it should across both boxes. I am attempting to test failure scenarios involving watchdog, but I am having a hard time getting it to actually reset

the server.

I am running wdmd with -D so I can see the register

requests. When I

start sanlock with "service sanlock start" I can see it talk to the wdmd process, as debug logs "register ............ sanlock_daemon". I then send a "kill -9" signal to the daemon to try to simulate a crash, and wdmd logs "client_pid_dead".

I would expect Watchdog to see that the PID is dead and as a result start the timer and reboot the server. It does not do that however. Am I

misunderstanding how it reacts to TERM requests? How can I properly test

wdmd?

Thanks for the help!

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