Re: control the order of service initialization in the Debian 9

Thank you for help me, but my problem persists.

I have already changed my file /etc/init.d/drbd

This is my /etc/init.d/drbd

#!/bin/bash

# chkconfig: - 70 08

# description: Loads and unloads the drbd module

# Philipp Reisner, Lars Ellenberg

### BEGIN INIT INFO

# Provides: drbd

# Required-Start: $local_fs $network $syslog open-iscsi

# Required-Stop: $local_fs $network $syslog open-iscsi

# Should-Start: sshd multipathd

# Should-Stop: sshd multipathd

# Default-Start: 2 3 4 5

# Default-Stop: 0 1 6

# X-Start-Before: heartbeat corosync

# X-Stop-After: heartbeat corosync

# X-Interactive: true

# Short-Description: Control DRBD resources.

# Description: Control all DRBD resources.

# You SHOULD NOT enable this init script

# when using a cluster manager such as Pacemaker.

# Start will try to:

# load the DRBD driver module,

# configure (bring up as Secondary) all DRBD resources as described in

# the config file, and promote those resources where the

# "become-primary-on" config statement matches.

# Stop will try to:

# demote and unconfigure all DRBD resources described in the config

# file, and remove the module.

### END INIT INFO

DEFAULTFILE="/etc/default/drbd"

DRBDADM="drbdadm"

DRBDSETUP="drbdsetup"

PROC_DRBD="/proc/drbd"

MODPROBE="/sbin/modprobe"

RMMOD="/sbin/rmmod"

UDEV_TIMEOUT=10

ADD_MOD_PARAM=""

PATH=/sbin:/bin

if [ -f $DEFAULTFILE ]; then

. $DEFAULTFILE

# we only use these two functions, define fallback versions of them ...

log_daemon_msg() { echo -n "${1:-}: ${2:-}"; }

log_end_msg() { echo "."; }

# ... and let the lsb override them, if it thinks it knows better.

if [ -f /lib/lsb/init-functions ]; then

. /lib/lsb/init-functions

assure_module_is_loaded()

{

[ -e "$PROC_DRBD" ] && return

$MODPROBE -s drbd $ADD_MOD_PARAM || {

echo "Can not load the drbd module."$'\n'

exit 5 # LSB for "not installed"

}

# tell klogd to reload module symbol information ...

[ -e /var/run/klogd.pid ] && [ -x /sbin/klogd ] && /sbin/klogd -i

}

drbd_pretty_status()

{

local proc_drbd=$1

# add resource names

if ! type column &> /dev/null ||

! type paste &> /dev/null ||

! type join &> /dev/null ||

! type sed &> /dev/null ||

! type tr &> /dev/null

then

cat "$proc_drbd"

return

sed -e '2q' < "$proc_drbd"

sed_script=$(

i=0;

_sh_status_process() {

let i++ ;

stacked=${_stacked_on:+"^^${_stacked_on_minor:-${_stacked_on//[!a-zA-Z0-9_ -]/_}}"}

printf "s|^ *%u:|%6u\t&%s%s|\n" \

$_minor $i \

"${_res_name//[!a-zA-Z0-9_ -]/_}" "$stacked"

};

eval "$(drbdadm sh-status)" )

p() {

sed -e "1,2d" \

-e "$sed_script" \

-e '/^ *[0-9]\+: cs:Unconfigured/d;' \

-e 's/^$.* cs:.*[^ ]$ $[rs]...$$/\1 - \2/g' \

-e 's/^$.* $cs:$[^ ]* $st:$[^ ]* $ds:$[^ ]*$/\1\2\3\4/' \

-e 's/^$.* $cs:$[^ ]* $ro:$[^ ]* $ds:$[^ ]*$/\1\2\3\4/' \

-e 's/^$.* $cs:$[^ ]*$$/\1\2/' \

-e 's/^ *[0-9]\+:/ x &??not-found??/;' \

-e '/^$/d;/ns:.*nr:.*dw:/d;/resync:/d;/act_log:/d;' \

-e 's/^$.\[.*$$sync.ed:$/... ... \2/;/^.finish:/d;' \

-e 's/^$.[0-9 %]*oos:$/... ... \1/' \

< "$proc_drbd" | tr -s '\t ' ' '

}

m() {

join -1 2 -2 1 -o 1.1,2.2,2.3 \

<( ( drbdadm sh-dev all ; drbdadm -S sh-dev all ) | cat -n | sort -k2,2) \

<(sort < /proc/mounts ) |

sort -n | tr -s '\t ' ' ' | sed -e 's/^ *//'

}

# echo "=== p ==="

# p

# echo "=== m ==="

# m

# echo "========="

# join -a1 <(p|sort) <(m|sort)

# echo "========="

(

echo m:res cs ro ds p mounted fstype

join -a1 <(p|sort) <(m|sort) | cut -d' ' -f2-6,8- | sort -k1,1n -k2,2

) | column -t

}

# Try to settle regardless of udev version or presence,

# so "/etc/init.d/drbd stop" is able to rmmod, without interfering

# temporary module references caused by udev scanning the devices.

# But don't wait too long.

_udev_settle()

{

if udevadm version ; then

# ok, we have udevadm, use it.

udevadm settle --timeout=5

else

# if udevsettle is not there,

# no matter.

udevsettle --timeout=5

}

run_hook()

{

n="hook_$1"

if t=$(type -t "$n") && [[ "$t" == "function" ]] ; then

shift

"$n" "$@"

}

case "$1" in

start)

# no module, no DRBD.

assure_module_is_loaded

# Just in case drbdadm want to display any errors in the configuration

# file, or we need to ask the user about registering this installation

# at http://usage.drbd.org, we call drbdadm here without any IO

# redirection.

# If "no op" has a non-zero exit code, the config is unusable,

# and every other command will fail.

out=$($DRBDADM sh-nop 2>&1); ex=$?

[[ $ex = 127 ]] && exit 5 # LSB for "not installed"

log_daemon_msg "Starting DRBD resources"

if [[ $ex != 0 ]] ; then

printf "\n%s\n" "$out" >&2

log_end_msg 1

exit 6 # LSB for "not configured"

$DRBDADM adjust-with-progress all

[[ $? -gt 1 ]] && exit 20

# make sure udev has time to create the device files

# FIXME this probably should, on platforms that have it,

# use udevadm settle --timeout=X --exit-if-exists=$DEVICE

for DEVICE in `$DRBDADM sh-dev all`; do

UDEV_TIMEOUT_LOCAL=$UDEV_TIMEOUT

while [ ! -e $DEVICE ] && [ $UDEV_TIMEOUT_LOCAL -gt 0 ] ; do

sleep 1

UDEV_TIMEOUT_LOCAL=$(( $UDEV_TIMEOUT_LOCAL-1 ))

done

[ -d /var/lock/subsys ] && touch /var/lock/subsys/drbd # for RedHat

run_hook start_before-wait

$DRBDADM wait-con-int # User interruptible version of wait-connect all

run_hook start

# Become primary if configured

# Currently, this is necessary for drbd8

# drbd9 supports automatic promote and removes the "sh-b-pri" command.

$DRBDADM sh-b-pri all || true

log_end_msg 0

# Now handle stacked devices, if any

STACKED_RESOURCES=""

# no point trying stacking, if we don't have at least one primary.

if grep -w Primary /proc/drbd &> /dev/null; then

# heuristic: don't mess with dinosaurs # :-(

if ! grep -Ee '\<drbddisk|drbdupper\>' /etc/ha.d/haresources &> /dev/null; then

STACKED_RESOURCES=`$DRBDADM -S sh-resources`

if [[ $STACKED_RESOURCES ]] ; then

log_daemon_msg "Starting stacked DRBD resources"

DEVICES=`$DRBDADM -S sh-dev all`

$DRBDADM -S adjust-with-progress all

if [[ $? -gt 1 ]] ; then

log_end_msg 1

else

for DEVICE in $DEVICES; do

UDEV_TIMEOUT_LOCAL=$UDEV_TIMEOUT

while [ ! -e $DEVICE ] && [ $UDEV_TIMEOUT_LOCAL -gt 0 ] ; do

sleep 1

UDEV_TIMEOUT_LOCAL=$(( $UDEV_TIMEOUT_LOCAL-1 ))

done

$DRBDADM -S wait-con-int # User interruptible version of wait-connect all

$DRBDADM -S sh-b-pri all || true

log_end_msg 0

;;

stop)

$DRBDADM sh-nop

[[ $? = 127 ]] && exit 5 # LSB for "not installed"

log_daemon_msg "Stopping all DRBD resources"

for try in 1 2; do

if [ -e $PROC_DRBD ] ; then

[[ $try = 2 ]] && echo "Retrying once..."

# bypass drbdadm and drbd config file and everything,

# to avoid leaving devices around that are not referenced by

# the current config file, or in case the current config file

# does not parse for some reason.

for d in /dev/drbd* ; do

[ -L "$d" ] && continue

[ -b "$d" ] || continue

M=$(umount "$d" 2>&1)

case $M in

*" not mounted") :;;

*) echo "$M" >&2 ;;

esac

done

for res in $($DRBDADM --stacked sh-resources) $($DRBDADM sh-resources); do

$DRBDSETUP down "$res"

done

_udev_settle &> /dev/null

if [ -d /sys/module/drbd/holders ]; then

(cd /sys/module/drbd/holders; for tr in *; do [ -d ${tr} ] && ${RMMOD} ${tr}; done)

$RMMOD drbd && break

done

run_hook stop

[ -f /var/lock/subsys/drbd ] && rm /var/lock/subsys/drbd

log_end_msg 0

;;

status)

# NEEDS to be heartbeat friendly...

# so: put some "OK" in the output.

if [ -e $PROC_DRBD ]; then

echo "drbd driver loaded OK; device status:"

drbd_pretty_status $PROC_DRBD 2>/dev/null

exit 0

else

echo >&2 "drbd not loaded"

exit 3

;;

reload)

$DRBDADM sh-nop

[[ $? = 127 ]] && exit 5 # LSB for "not installed"

log_daemon_msg "Reloading DRBD configuration"

$DRBDADM adjust all

run_hook reload

log_end_msg 0

;;

restart|force-reload)

( . $0 stop )

( . $0 start )

;;

echo "Usage: /etc/init.d/drbd {start|stop|status|reload|restart|force-reload}"

exit 1

;;

esac

exit 0

###################################################################################

Following my error in /var/log/syslog

Feb 21 19:39:32 bkp systemd[1]: dev-drbd0.device: Job dev-drbd0.device/start timed out.

Feb 21 19:39:32 bkp systemd[1]: Timed out waiting for device dev-drbd0.device.

Feb 21 19:39:32 bkp systemd[1]: Dependency failed for /vm-bacula.

Feb 21 19:39:32 bkp systemd[1]: Dependency failed for Remote File Systems.

Feb 21 19:39:32 bkp systemd[1]: remote-fs.target: Job remote-fs.target/start failed with result 'dependency'.

Feb 21 19:39:32 bkp systemd[1]: vm\x2dbacula.mount: Job vm\x2dbacula.mount/start failed with result 'dependency'.

Regards,

Márcio Bacci