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On Saturday 02 June 2001 20:18, Joseph Mack wrote:
> http clients aren't helpful for debugging LVS problems. First try with
> telnet. If that works, then the problem is with your http connection. In
> that case what happens if you take the LVS out of the setup (either set
> the director to forward and not to LVS, or you connect directly with the
> realserver)?
Thanks, with your help I'm almost there. I managed to get two external ssh
accounts. from there, Lynx retrieves the pages fine and the round robin seems
to be working perfectly ( surprise! ). What does not work and what I can't
verify in anything but a browser to my knowledge is the loading of images as
I previously mentioned. In http GUI clients ( I've tested with mozilla,
netscape and konqueror ) the additional connections to fetch images
eventually get dropped unexplicably. Browsers do not seem to trigger exact
weighted round robin scheduling, but I presume I am observing the effects of
persistent connections... But that wouldn't explain why lynx clients
demonstrate true wrr and GUI ones don't !
As for taking the LVS out of the setup, I can connect to the real servers
from inside my LAN and all the images load ( all connections are made )
flawlessly.
I would like to point out again, that this problem does not exist in my https
cluster. I do no know why :(
Cheers,
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thought."-- Einstein
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