Version 0.4.17-2 fixes several reported problems,
including problems with using multiple virtual
servers, persistence, and "least connections"
scheduling.
o A memory error when persistence was enabled has
been fixed. This bug manifested itself in several
ways; most often as problems using multiple virtual
services.
o An uninitialized variable was fixed in pulse's
heartbeat. This bug manifested itself as an "invalid
argument" error on the heartbeat receive I/O call.
o "Least connections" scheduling was incorrecting using
"pcc" instead of "lc" as a definition and ipvsadm
option.
o Fixed incorrect directory references when installing
the GUI RPM.
o lvs now supports a "-v" switch. This allows pulse
to pass debug mode onto the nanny children in an
lvs setup.
This RPM release is a logical upgrade to the original
piranha in 6.2 and High Availability Server product,
and includes all past patches. Due to the nature of
some of the fixes, users are encouraged to upgrade
to ensure reliability.
--
Keith Barrett
Red Hat Inc. HA Team
kbarrett@xxxxxxxxxx
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