12-20-2019
Could this be that whatever is supplying the common disk used to keep heartbeat failed? That way, both nodes would be unable to keep updating the shared disk and the usual response is to terminate all services to avoid getting in the way, i.e. to panic/abort. We've had a Oracle RAC database cluster do this before. not pretty, but it is the best course of action to avoid damage.
Robin
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authkeys
AUTHKEYS(5) Configuration Files AUTHKEYS(5)
NAME
authkeys - Authentication file for the Heartbeat cluster messaging layer
DESCRIPTION
/etc/ha.d/authkeys is read by heartbeat(8). It enables Heartbeat to securely authenticate cluster nodes.
This file must not be readable or writable by any users other than root.
FILE FORMAT
Two lines are required in the authkeys file:
1. A line which says which key to use in signing outgoing packets
2. One or more lines defining how incoming packets might be being signed.
The file must follow the following format:
auth num
num method secret
num method secret
num method secret
...
num is a numerical identifier, between 1 and 15 inclusive. It must be unique within the file.
method is one of the available authentication signature methods (see below for supported methods).
secret is an alphanumerical shared secret used to identify cluster nodes to each other.
auth num selects the currently active authentication method and secret.
SUPPORTED SIGNATURE METHODS
The following signature methods are supported in authkeys (listed here in alphabetical order):
md5
MD5 hash method. This method requires a shared secret.
sha1
SHA-1 hash method. This method requires a shared secret.
crc
Cyclic Redundancy Check hash method. This method does not require a shared secret and is insecure; it's use is strongly discouraged.
An absolutely up-to-date list of authentication methods supported may be retrieved by running ls /usr/lib/heartbeat/plugins/HBauth/*.so.
AUTHORS
Alan Robertson <alanr@unix.sh>
heartbeat, original Wiki page
Florian Haas <florian.haas@linbit.com>
man page
Heartbeat 3.0.5 24 Nov 2009 AUTHKEYS(5)