Thanks for looking into this! If pacemaker is upgraded to 2.0 and
corosync is upgraded to 3.0 in Eoan, then pcs will be compatible with
those. For Disco, perhaps one solution would be to downgrade the version
for pcs so that it is compatible with pacemaker 1.x and corosync 2.x?
Please let me know i
Thanks for getting back to me. The release I am requesting the upgrade
for is 19.04 (Disco). Here is the justification:
[Impact]
Installing the pcs (pacemaker configuration tool) package in Ubuntu 19.04 gives
version 0.10.x. However, as documented in both the dependencies of pcs and the
upstrea
Public bug reported:
The current version of pcs in disco is 0.10.x, which requires pacemaker
>= 2.0 and corosync >=3.0, neither of which are available yet. Should
the version be downgraded to 0.9.x until the other packages are updated?
** Affects: pcs (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Public bug reported:
Is there a way we could upgrade the version to 2.0? The pcs package
requires a version of pacemaker that is greater than or equal to 2.0,
and there is already a debian version packaged for v2. Installing the
Ubuntu package for pcs will delete the pacemaker package as there is
