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On Sun, 7 Jan 2007, Brian Sheets wrote:
Yup, I had the real and virtuals reversed.. Grr.. To early in the morning,
stupid mistakes
It's also not a very helpful diagnostic. It's from the early
days and was good enough back then (but only just) and I've
fallen over it enough times to curse it. Horms and I have
talked about getting together a list of conditions that will
cause it but we've never done it.
I'll use your case as the first entry in the next HOWTO.
You should be able to delete a realserver for a service that
isn't declared, with only a notice rather than an error, at
least in my thinking. However that battle was lost back in
the early days.
Joe
:)
b
On Sun, 2007-01-07 at 18:34 +0000, Brian Sheets wrote:
ipvsadm -d -t 10.200.8.1:25 -r 10.200.8.100
Service not defined
What am I doing wrong? The syntax looks correct to me.
Yes, but do you have a service defined on VIP 10.200.8.1 port 25? Make
sure you're not getting your real and virtual servers mixed up.
Please give us the output from "ipvsadm -L -n" to make debugging this
easier.
Graeme
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