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Noah Roberts wrote:
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> Still having trouble getting this to work.
sounds like no-one on this list knows either.
In that case you'll have to be the pathfinder. You'll need
tcpdump. Here's some suggestions.
Does it fail for both VS-NAT and VS-DR?
so you won't be overloaded with data, make a short html page
with/without a passwd (just put the word "foo" in the page, that's plenty).
Then using a client server pair (no LVS) watch the connection with and without
the passwd. See if the same ports are used for the passwd transfer as are used
for the http
connection. Since the server will be binding to 80 and nothing else,
I can't imagine that different ports will be used, but since there
are problems here, you need to
check. It probably doesn't matter which machine you run tcpdump on,
but use the same machine for all the tests here.
Then check that you can get to the same webpage, this time with
no passwd, but through a director. See if you can figure out what's
going on with tcpdump.
Then add the passwd and see what happens. Presumably packets are not making
the complete path and you'll find that some packet is missing.
Hopefull that will tell you something. Let us know what you find, even
if it's a complete mystery.
Joe
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Joseph Mack PhD, Senior Systems Engineer, Lockheed Martin
contractor to the National Environmental Supercomputer Center,
mailto:mack.joseph@xxxxxxx ph# 919-541-0007, RTP, NC, USA
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