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...quot; and "ctdb rebalancenode" have been removed These are not needed because "ctdb reloadips" should do the correct rebalancing. * Output for the following commands has been simplified: ctdb getdbseqnum ctdb getdebug ctdb getmonmode ctdb getpid ctdb getreclock ctdb getpid ctdb pnn These now simply print the requested output with no preamble. This means that scripts no longer need to strip part of the output. "ctdb getreclock" now prints nothing when the recovery lock is not set. * Output for the following commands has been i...

...quot; and "ctdb rebalancenode" have been removed These are not needed because "ctdb reloadips" should do the correct rebalancing. * Output for the following commands has been simplified: ctdb getdbseqnum ctdb getdebug ctdb getmonmode ctdb getpid ctdb getreclock ctdb getpid ctdb pnn These now simply print the requested output with no preamble. This means that scripts no longer need to strip part of the output. "ctdb getreclock" now prints nothing when the recovery lock is not set. * Output for the following commands has been i...

...uot; and "ctdb rebalancenode" have been removed. These are not needed because "ctdb reloadips" should do the correct rebalancing. * Output for the following commands has been simplified: ctdb getdbseqnum ctdb getdebug ctdb getmonmode ctdb getpid ctdb getreclock ctdb getpid ctdb pnn These now simply print the requested output with no preamble. This means that scripts no longer need to strip part of the output. "ctdb getreclock" now prints nothing when the recovery lock is not set. * Output for the following commands has been i...

...uot; and "ctdb rebalancenode" have been removed. These are not needed because "ctdb reloadips" should do the correct rebalancing. * Output for the following commands has been simplified: ctdb getdbseqnum ctdb getdebug ctdb getmonmode ctdb getpid ctdb getreclock ctdb getpid ctdb pnn These now simply print the requested output with no preamble. This means that scripts no longer need to strip part of the output. "ctdb getreclock" now prints nothing when the recovery lock is not set. * Output for the following commands has been i...

...uot; and "ctdb rebalancenode" have been removed. These are not needed because "ctdb reloadips" should do the correct rebalancing. * Output for the following commands has been simplified: ctdb getdbseqnum ctdb getdebug ctdb getmonmode ctdb getpid ctdb getreclock ctdb getpid ctdb pnn These now simply print the requested output with no preamble. This means that scripts no longer need to strip part of the output. "ctdb getreclock" now prints nothing when the recovery lock is not set. * Output for the following commands has been i...

...uot; and "ctdb rebalancenode" have been removed. These are not needed because "ctdb reloadips" should do the correct rebalancing. * Output for the following commands has been simplified: ctdb getdbseqnum ctdb getdebug ctdb getmonmode ctdb getpid ctdb getreclock ctdb getpid ctdb pnn These now simply print the requested output with no preamble. This means that scripts no longer need to strip part of the output. "ctdb getreclock" now prints nothing when the recovery lock is not set. * Output for the following commands has been i...

...uot; and "ctdb rebalancenode" have been removed. These are not needed because "ctdb reloadips" should do the correct rebalancing. * Output for the following commands has been simplified: ctdb getdbseqnum ctdb getdebug ctdb getmonmode ctdb getpid ctdb getreclock ctdb getpid ctdb pnn These now simply print the requested output with no preamble. This means that scripts no longer need to strip part of the output. "ctdb getreclock" now prints nothing when the recovery lock is not set. * Output for the following commands has been i...

...uot; and "ctdb rebalancenode" have been removed. These are not needed because "ctdb reloadips" should do the correct rebalancing. * Output for the following commands has been simplified: ctdb getdbseqnum ctdb getdebug ctdb getmonmode ctdb getpid ctdb getreclock ctdb getpid ctdb pnn These now simply print the requested output with no preamble. This means that scripts no longer need to strip part of the output. "ctdb getreclock" now prints nothing when the recovery lock is not set. * Output for the following commands has been i...

...removed. > > These are not needed because "ctdb reloadips" should do the correct > rebalancing. > > * Output for the following commands has been simplified: > > ctdb getdbseqnum > ctdb getdebug > ctdb getmonmode > ctdb getpid > ctdb getreclock > ctdb getpid > ctdb pnn > > These now simply print the requested output with no preamble. This > means that scripts no longer need to strip part of the output. > > "ctdb getreclock" now prints nothing when the recovery lock is not > set. > >...