# Parameters for gfs, pool, ccsd and lock_gulmd scripts.

# CCS_ARCHIVE -- the location of the CCA device or file archive.  If
#     this value is not set, the ccsd script will try to autodetect
#     which archive to use by looking at pool devices.  If it finds only
#     a single ccs archive, it will use that that device.  If it finds
#     more than one, it will not use any to ensure that the wrong one is
#     not used.  It will not seach in /etc/sysconfig for cca file archives
#     at this time.
# CCS_ARCHIVE=/dev/pool/cluster.cca

# GNBD_EXPORTS -- the devices to export using gnbd.  The export name
#     is chosen to be the nodes hostname followed by a colon followed by
#     the basename of the device that is being exported.  For example:
#     if hostname is foo.redhat.com and the device name is /dev/pool/gnbd
#     the gnbd device name will be "foo.redhat.com:gnbd"
# GNBD_EXPORTS="/dev/pool/device1 /dev/pool/device2"

# GNBD_SERVERS -- this is a space sepearted list of the gnbd servers.  This
#     needs to be set on the client nodes as well as the server nodes if
#     gnbd is run in non-cached mode.
# GNBD_SERVERS="gnbd1.redhat.com gnbd2.redhat.com"

# GULM_QUORUM_TIMEOUT -- amount of time to wait for there to be a master
#     before giving up.  If GULM_QUORUM_TIMEOUT is positive, then we will
#     wait GULM_QUORUM_TIMEOUT seconds before giving up and failing when
#     a master server is not found.  If GULM_QUORUM_TIMEOUT is zero, then
#     wait indefinately for a master server.  If GULM_QUORUM_TIMEOUT is
#     negative, just start lock_gulmd and not worry about whether it is
#     quorate.
# GULM_QUORUM_TIMEOUT=300

# POOLS -- a space seperated list of pool names to operare on.  If POOLS is 
#     not defined, then all pools detected on the system will be operated on.
# POOLS="cluster.cca pool0 gfs1"
