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As stated, I'm using keepalived, not ldirectord. But, if I remember
correctly, the quiescent setting causes ldirectord to set the weight
of a RS to 0 when it fails (as opposed to deleting it from the active
list). keepalived is not doing that; it is definitely deleting the
server from the list. I verified it with 'ipvsadm -lnf 11'.
Matthew Story wrote (at Thu, Oct 19, 2006 at 09:24:46AM -0500):
> had a similar problem yesterday . . . was fixed. Are you using a
> "sticky" configuration? e.g. are you using connection persistence?
> If you are you'll need to set the quiescent=yes to quiescent=no in the
> ldirectord.cf. This should do the trick.
>
> On 10/19/06, Casey Zacek <cz@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> >I have verified a couple of times that, with one customer in
> >particular, IPVS has sent incoming requests to a RS that had been
> >deleted from the active set of RSes by keepalived. I verified first
> >that 'ipvsadm -lnf 11' (this customer's site is fwmark 11) showed only
> >the still-alive RS, but then I made a request, and it went to the
> >deleted RS. This was verified using tcpdump on the RS.
> >
> >At the time, of course, the customer was panicking, so the first
> >action taken was to failover to the other LVS machine. When we did
> >that, everything started working as desired. Unfortunately, that
> >leaves us with little opportunity to further troubleshoot the problem.
> >
> >So, my question is this. Are there any known reasons for this type of
> >behavior to occur? I realized just today that the kernel is compiled
> >without module support for security reasons, but that netfilter
> >connection tracking is compiled in. I seem to recall reading long ago
> >that connection tracking and IPVS don't mix very well. Could this
> >lead to my problem? What else could cause it? What steps can I take
> >to gather more information?
> >
> >--
> >Casey Zacek
> >Senior Engineer
> >NeoSpire, Inc.
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>
> --
> regards,
> matt
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