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## maxtime to wait for sync to stop
switch2primary_maxtime_sync=300

## time for which the amount of data to sync must be constant
## to declare the sync process as inactive
switch2primary_time_constant_sync=10

## maxtime to wait for fetch to stop (after pause-fetch)
switch2primary_maxtime_fetch=300

## time for which the amount of data to fetch must be constant to declare
## the fetch process as having stopped
switch2primary_time_constant_fetch=10

## maxtime to wait for (new) primary to become disk state = Uptodate and
## repl state = Replicating
switch2primary_maxtime_state_constant=60

## flag whether switch should use --force
switch2primary_force=0

## switch to primary may need some tries ..
switch2primary_max_tries=10

## flag whether - in case of split brain -  the orig primary should become the
## new one or we switch to the orig secondary
switch2primary_orig_prim_equal_new_prim=0

## flag whether the secondary should become primary while the connection to
## the former primary is alive (this causes a split brain)
switch2primary_connected=0

## in case of split brain it's necessary to reactivate the secondary after the
## primary has been determined. This flag defines whether the reactivation
## should be done as documented or by the "hardcore" method leave-resource
## join-resource
switch2primary_activate_secondary_hardcore=0

## marsadm primary tries to switch other primaries to secondaries. This fails
## if the data device of another primary is in use (i.e. opened by another
## process). Though we must distinguish two cases
switch2primary_data_dev_in_use=1

## flag whether marsadm log-rotate and log-delete should be called before
## marsadm --force primary
switch2primary_logrotate_orig_primary=0

## flags whether marsadm log-rotate and log-delete should be called before
## in split brain situation (= after marsadm --force primary) on original
## primary resp. secondary
switch2primary_logrotate_split_brain_orig_primary=0
switch2primary_logrotate_split_brain_orig_secondary=0

## flags whether marsadm log-rotate and log-delete should be called during
## the test of the new primary
## primary resp. secondary
switch2primary_logrotate_new_primary=1

## prefix of the name of the script, which writes some data on
## the data devices of the both primaries
switch2primary_write_script_prefix="/tmp/$main_prefix_scripts-split_brain"

## time for which the amount of data to sync must be constant
## to declare the sync process as inactive
switch2primary_time_constant_initial_sync=3

## flag whether the network should be reestablished before or after the
## marsadm --force primary on the new primary
switch2primary_reconnect_before_primary_cmd_on_new_primary=1

## flag whether the logfiles should be completely applied after
## the marsadm --force primary
switch2primary_full_apply_not_possible=0