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Julian Anastasov wrote:
> K="`uname -r | sed -n "s/^\(2\.2\).*/\1/p"`"
> if [ "$K" != "2.2" ]
> then
> ln -sf ipvsadm.2.4 /sbin/ipvsadm
> else
> ln -sf ipvsadm.2.2 /sbin/ipvsadm
> fi
>
> May be there are many "right" methods :)
well OK, but I want make sure that I have the ipvsadm
version for each ip_vs. Sometimes you have 2 ip_vs releases
for a kernel version. I don't keep track of ipvsadm
versions but presumably they change version numbers
equally often.
So I don't need to know the kernel version. I need
the ip_vs version.
It would be nice if I'm running 0.2.8 I also have the
ipvsadm that came with 0.2.8 and if I reboot to 0.2.11
I automatically have the ipvsadm that came with it.
I would like not to have to keep track of all of this
manually.
This at least is one place I can find out the ip_vs
version.
> > "IP Virtual Server version 0.2.8 (size=4096)"
If I compile ipvsadm so that it comes out with the
name ipvsadm-$IP_VS_VERSION, then I can match
up ipvsadm and ip_vs
Joe
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contractor to the National Environmental Supercomputer Center,
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