
New Features and Problems Fixed
1.2 RTR Version T5.2 EFT1
1.2 RTR Version T5.2 EFT1
This section contains information specific to RTR Version T5.2 EFT1.
1.2.1 New Features
• HP Reliable Transaction Router for Linux 5.2 (x86_64) servers
RTR is now available on HP Proliant x86 64 bit Linux platform.
RedHat Cluster-suite and Global File System (GFS) are required for
configuring RTR in an ACTIVE/STANDBY mode.
• Platform Support Details:
Kernel Version: Redhat Linux 2.6.18-92.el5
Linux OS Version: RHEL 5.2
• Compiler Details:
C Compiler: gcc version 4.1.2 20071124 (Red Hat 4.1.2-42)
• RTR application compiler flags
Compile RTR applications with fPIC and m64 flag of gcc compiler.
Note
RTR supports only 64-bit applications.
Note
While configuring RTR in the ACTIVE/STANDBY mode, the journal must
be created in the shared disk (GFS), which is accessible from all nodes
configured in the Linux cluster.
For RTR, to work in the ACTIVE/STANDBY mode, the following
environmental variables must be set:
• RTR_CLU_MEM_NODES: This variable enables RTR to recognize
the back-end nodes of the cluster that is participating in the
ACTIVE/STANDBY mode. For example:
RTR_CLU_MEM_NODES="BE1, BE2"
• RTR_CLU_LCK_DISK: This variable enables RTR to maintain
the "cluster node locks" on a common shared disk in the cluster.
All back-end nodes in the cluster must use the same disk for
maintaining "cluster node locks". For example:
RTR_CLU_LCK_DISK="/dev/mapper/rtrvg-lvol0"
• RTR error messages
Selective RTR error messages are enhanced to display the appropriate error
or information, along with the cause for the error, in the RTR log file.
RTR online help is also enhanced to display the detailed explanation for
various error codes.
• New monitor picture to display the front-end links on the transaction
router node
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