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> > Do an lsof and see what pulse is doing with all of those handles.
> That's the interesting thing, they don't show up anywhere in lsof.
> Shutting down pulse/lvs/nanny also doesn't get rid of them. Rebooting
> the machine or just letting them slowly time out is the only way to get
> rid of them. I'm not sure how that could be since it seems like once
> you've killed off the offending process, the kernel should de-allocate
> the resources...
Really? Wow. That's definitely interesting. I can understand how it would be
easy to point a finger at the kernel -- that's one of the few places that it
makes a sense to point a finger at.
> > Anyway -- it'd be interesting to see what lsof says pulse is using those
> > filehandles for.
> More interesting to find out it doesn't see them...
> "Curiouser and curiouser," Alice said.
> Since all evidence points to this being specifically RedHat-related, I
> wonder if I should take this thread over to a RedHat-HA specific list
> someplace? Or is this still interesting to the LVS community in
> general?
That would probably be more appropriate... Not only for the readers of this
list, but for you. The RedHat-HA people will probably have a better idea of
what the trouble is than we would.
If you can't find an answer -- I would just give UltraMonkey a shot or try
getting some of the components yourself and putting together a load
balancer.
Best of luck.
All the best --
Ted
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