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On Fri, Jul 08, 2011 at 04:45:17AM -0700, Robinson, Eric wrote:
> The ldirectord man page states that 'checkcount' only works with ping
> checks. Then the next sentence goes on to give an example of checkcount
> being used in conjunction with connectimeout/negotiatetimeout, neither
> of which are related to ping checks. Can someone please clarify? Horms?
Hi Eric,
sorry for not responding earlier.
I've taken a look at the code (in git) and to be honest I don't
think that this is my handiwork. But none the less I believe that
the situation is:
* checkcount only applies to ping.
There is a loop in the ping check that will try
ping up to checkcount times, breaking out of the loop
if a ping is successful
* checkcount is deprecated in favour of failurecount
* failurecount works similarly to checkcount, except that it
it operates at a higher level and applies to all types of checks
* It appears that specifying both failurecount and checkcount would have
a multiplier effect, though only for ping checks
I will fix up the sample ldirectord.cf to make use of failurecount
instead of checkcount.
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