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At 21:43 08/11/2000 +0000, you wrote:
What is the client OS?
The client OS appears to be only Windows 95/98/2000 using the standard
windows telnet client
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> Any ideas?
Add #define CONFIG_IP_VS_DEBUG to include/linux/config.h
then
echo 2 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/vs/debug_level
Be ready to set it to 0 :)
Are there any plans to include logging in LVS in a similar manner to the
secure.log? Running a compute cluster I would find it really useful to have
a log of connections, and where LVS tried to route them to.
I know it's probably not the best solution but do you think it would be
reasonable to use something along the lines of:
printk("<6>connection from %d:%d routed to %d:%d",ms->saddr, ms->sport,
ms->daddr, ms->dport);
in ip_vs.c
in function ip_vs_schedule(.......)
just after the masquerading entry has been created?
This should create kern.info syslog messages that could then be re-directed
to a log file to keep track of new connections being made. I know for high
hit rate web server clusters this might not be a good thing - but for my
low connection rate compute cluster this would be a really useful facility.
Just thought I'd see what everyone thought....
Regards
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Julian Anastasov <ja@xxxxxx>
Steve.
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