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  1. Couchbase Server
  2. MB-30143

--enable-failover-on-data-disk-issues should not in CE

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      Install Couchbase server 5.5.0-2908  CE on a centos 7.4 servers.

      Run couchbase-cli  setting-autofailover -h

      It shows --enable-failover-on-data-disk-issues flag

      [root@s44016 bin]# ./couchbase-cli  setting-autofailover -h
      usage: couchbase-cli setting-autofailover -c <cluster> -u <username> -p
                                                [<password>] [-o <output>] [-d] [-s]
                                                [--no-ssl-verify] [--cacert CACERT]
                                                [-h] [--enable-auto-failover <1|0>]
                                                [--auto-failover-timeout <seconds>]
                                                [--enable-failover-of-server-groups <1|0>]
                                                [--max-failovers  <1|2|3>]
                                                [--enable-failover-on-data-disk-issues <1|0>]
                                                [--failover-data-disk-period <seconds>]
       
      Cluster options:
        -c,--cluster <cluster>      The hostname of the Couchbase cluster
        -u,--username <username>    The username for the Couchbase cluster
        -p,--password [<password>]  The password for the Couchbase cluster
        -o,--output <output>        The output type (json or standard)
        -d,--debug                  Run the command with extra logging
        -s,--ssl                    Use ssl when connecting to Couchbase
                                    (Deprecated)
        --no-ssl-verify             Skips SSL verification of certificates against
                                    the CA
        --cacert cacert             Verifies the cluster identity with this
                                    certificate
        -h,--help                   Prints the short or long help message
       
      Auto-failover settings:
        --enable-auto-failover <1|0>
                                    Enable/disable auto-failover
        --auto-failover-timeout <seconds>
                                    The auto-failover timeout
        --enable-failover-of-server-groups <1|0>
                                    Enable/disable auto-failover of server Groups
        --max-failovers  <1|2|3>    Maximum number of times an auto-failover event
                                    can happen
        --enable-failover-on-data-disk-issues <1|0>
                                    Enable/disable auto-failover when the Data
                                    Service reports disk issues
        --failover-data-disk-period <seconds>
                                    The amount of time the Data Serivce disk
                                    failures has to be happening for to trigger an
                                    auto-failover
       
      [root@s44016 bin]# more /opt/couchbase/etc/
      couchbase/                couchbase-server.service  couchdb/                  default/                  logrotate.d/              runtime.ini               security/                 
      [root@s44016 bin]# more /opt/couchbase/etc/runtime.ini
      ; Configuration Settings at install-time and runtime.  Couchbase may
      ; modify this file, for example, at runtime when the server is secured
      ; and taken out of Admin Party mode.
       
      [product]
      title = Couchbase Server
      version = 5.5.0-2908
      license = community
       
      [root@s44016 bin]#
      

       

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