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Marc wrote->
->Imagine, I know tcpdump and "other tools" ;) ... I already did this and I
->really cannot figure out why the connections to the director goes well to
the
->Realservers and after that, I don't get anything back. And I even don't
see
->any errors or strange things via tcpdump, ethereal or similar.
Marc as you "don't get anything back"
This couldn't be a routing issue could it? is the default route on the real
servers back through the lvs ? nothing's that simple is it?
Ok ok ... it was just a thought!
Laurie.
-----Original Message-----
From: Marc-Christian Petersen [mailto:m.c.p@xxxxxxx]
Sent: 24 October 2002 10:46
To: lvs-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: ipvsadm and kernel 2.2.22 and apache load balancing
On Thursday 24 October 2002 11:29, Horms wrote:
Hi Horms,
> What exactly is not working?
sorry but I don't write it again and again and again. I've posted this
yesterday.
> Plase don't be so hostile on this list. LVS does work. I am sorry
I am not hostile, sorry if it sounds like I am.
> that you are unable to get it working. I (and other people on this list)
> are happy to help people to get things up and running. But it is a two
> way process. You need to trace the path of connections through
> your network and evaluate which were exactly things are going wrong.
> This can be done using tcpdump and other tools.
Imagine, I know tcpdump and "other tools" ;) ... I already did this and I
really cannot figure out why the connections to the director goes well to
the
Realservers and after that, I don't get anything back. And I even don't see
any errors or strange things via tcpdump, ethereal or similar.
BTW: Sure it is a two way process to get real help, but what should I do
else
to really get _real_ help? Help so far was "read the howto, switch to
2.2.19 + ipvs patch or use 2.4.xx" ... I explained that I cannot use
2.4
for this situation. This is for a customer of mine. Not for my
pleasure.
ciao, Marc
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