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"P.Copeland" wrote:
>
> There could be a leak.
> Could you tell me what version of the kit you are using?
> eg 0.4.16-7
> you'll get it from issuing
> rpm -q piranha
piranha-0.4.16-3
> There are updates available for the Redhat kit. You'll find them
> on
> ftp://people.redhat.com/kbarrett/HA
> for the current stable release
This is where I grabbed the files from two weeks ago or so.
> > cat /proc/sys/fs/file-nr
> > 16793 16555 262144
> >
> > lsof | wc -l
> > 394
> >
>
> Thats a lot of files
I thought so too. At least it's not just me. :)
> I'm rebuilding the test rack I use in the lab, I'l;l leave something nasty
> running over it for the next few days to see if I can get a similar problem
I've got lots of good suggestions on how to break it if you need help.
:)
Seriously, I think the thing we might be doing that's different from
what most people are using this for is that we have about 50-60 aliased
VIPs on the outside that each map to a pair of servers inside, one
primary and one backup. We're using it for failover on the internal
servers rather than real load balancing for a single external VIP
against many internal servers. We also have a bunch of portfw rules set
up for 1:1 access from external aliases to internal addresses on the
primary and backup servers.
Thanks for looking into this. I'll gladly lend a hand if you need help.
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