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On Tue, 1 May 2001, Joseph Mack wrote:
> Unfortunately you're ahead of the curve here. I was hoping I'd
> get to this earlier this year but I haven't written
> code to handle that yet. The configure script sets the LVS up,
> but can't dynamically change the LVS. This is on my todo list
> but won't be done for a while.
>
> In the meantime, you can set the weight to 0 with ipvsadm
> and comment out the appropriate line in the mon.cf file
> and then re-HUP mon.
Does HUPping mon or ldirectord tear down the LVS and rebuild it? If so,
does that destroy all existing connections. Does it act like a heatbeat
recover (eg, director going down) ??. I run everything using
heatbeat/ldirectord. If I manually set the weight to 0 and the kill apache
on the server it gets taken out of the LVS pool. If I change the config
file ldirectord notices the change and rebuild the LVS config. I'm not
sure if it flushed the config and rebuild from scratch terminating live
connections or not.
-Matt
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