I have to make this folder to have apache running in pacemaker with SSL.

Ubuntu proposes to use apache2ctl...
Committer: Erkan Yanar <erkan.yana@linsenraum.de>
	modified:   mysql
As HOSTNAME is defined anyway. No need to call uname -n sepeate times.
(My first steps with git. Further bigger fixes to the mysql resoure agent are in the pipe)
Low: apache: relax the default testregex value to match to general HTML output.
Low: apache: validate statusurl also when server-status is not used.
Low: Filesystem: remove loading the scsi_hostadapter kernel module
Medium: Filesystem: improve read/write checks for CHECK_LEVEL 10, 20

Some devices don't support 512 byte direct writes anymore,
the "physical" block size is 4kByte.

Changing "bs=512 count=16" to "bs=4k count=1" also helps to avoid
spurious timeouts.  I've seen badly tuned (and/or totally overloaded) IO
stacks exposing a synchronous single-request IO latency of many seconds
(under load).  If we need 16 of those, we can easily violate timeout
settings.
Low: Raid1: remove loading the scsi_hostadapter kernel module
Medium: asterisk: don't try to shut down with "core stop now"

If an asterisk instance is thoroughly shot, the "core stop now"
command will block. Since we'd been doing this in the foreground,
this would mean we could run into a timeout and an ugly stop failure.

In addition, doing "core stop now" adds no real benefit over just
sending a SIGTERM, where sending the SIGTERM is asynchronous and
hence, will not block -- thus our safeguards have a chance to kick
in before the timeout expires, and we can actually avoid the stop
failure.

Thanks to Rob Thomas for pointing this out.
Low: IPaddr2: convert to UTF-8

Signed-off-by: Felix Bolte <felix.bolte@zimory.com>
Medium: IPaddr2: add support for same ip/netmask on different interfaces

Signed-off-by: Felix Bolte <felix.bolte@zimory.com>
Low: IPaddr2: some refactoring + comments

Signed-off-by: Felix Bolte <felix.bolte@zimory.com>
Low: iSCSITarget: fix typo in metadata

Remove trailing whitespace from declaration of "status" operation.
Thanks to Rasto Levrinc for spotting the problem.
Low: iSCSITarget: fix C&P error in metadata

Make shortdesc for "implementation" parameter more meaningful.
Thanks to Rasto Levrinc for the report.
Medium: nfsserver: NSM state files correctly populate /var/lib/nfs/sm.ha (bnc#684139)
Medium: nfsserver: Support of multiple IP addresses (bnc#684143)
Low: IPaddr2: Fix 'too' typo in description of 'arp_mac' parameter
Merge pull request #60 from aspiers/master

IPaddr2: Fix 'too' typo in description of 'arp_mac' parameter
Medium: Filesystem: allow to force cloning for local mounts

If you want to run a cluster filesystem like GlusterFS or RADOS/Ceph,
you may also want to have the underlying local filesystem on each node
under cluster control.

For very good reasons local filesystems like ext3/4 or xfs are not
allowed to be mounted on different nodes at the same time, from the
same block device - it may be a shared block device, that allows
concurrent access.

In case of a cluster filesystem setup, where we know for sure that
every node has an exclusive and local block device with a local
filesystem it is valid to allow cloning of such a filesystem
resource. This avoids the need of an extra resource definition
for every node serving parts of a distributed filesystem.

This feature is disabled per default. It is up to the user
to make sure it is safe to enable it for a particular resource!
Merge pull request #61 from akurz/Filesystem

Medium: Filesystem: allow to force cloning for local mounts
Med: named: fix bashism - do not rely on $EUID to exist

$EUID is a bashism. It's not available on Debian/Ubuntu where the
default /bin/sh links to /bin/dash.