Getting Help

You can stay up to date with the Pacemaker project by subscribing to our news and/or site updates feeds.

A good first step is always to check out the FAQ and documentation. Otherwise, many members of the community hang out on irc and are happy to answer questions. We are spread out over many timezones though (and have day jobs), so you may need to be patient when waiting for a reply.

Extended or complex issues might be better sent to the relevant mailing list(s) (you'll need to subscribe in order to send messages). Don't worry if you pick the wrong one, many of us are on multiple lists and someone will suggest a more appropriate forum if necessary.

People new to the project, or Open Source generally, are encouraged to read Getting Answers by Mike Ash from Rogue Amoeba. It provides some very good tips on effective communication with groups such as this one. Following the advice it contains will greatly increase the chance of a quick and helpful reply.

Bugs and other problems can also be reported via Bugzilla.

Or if you already know the solution, submit a patch against our GitHub repository

Providing Help

If you find this project useful, you may want to consider supporting its future development. There are a number of ways to support the project (in no particular order):

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Professional Support

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