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On Thu, Apr 17, 2003 at 05:49:24PM -0500, Kelly Corbin wrote:
> Ldirectord seems to be ignoring my request/receive strings. Even if I
> set a non-existent page as the request string, the web server is still
> in the rotation. If I shut down apache on the machine, it gets removed
> from the listing, however. I'm using ldirectord ver. 1.62 and here is
> my configuration:
>
> checktimeout = 2
> checkinterval = 5
> autoreload = yes
> quiescent = yes
> virtual = xxx.xxx.xxx.249:80
> real = myserver1.mydomain.com:80 gate 2 "/test.html" "alive"
> real = myserver2.mydomain.com:80 gate 2 "/test.html" "alive"
> real = myserver3.mydomain.com:80 gate 2 "/test.html" "alive"
> real = myserver4.mydomain.com:80 gate 2 "/test.html" "alive"
> service = http
> protocol = tcp
> scheduler = wlc
> checktype = negotiate
>
> It seems to virtually ignore whatever I put for either the request or
> receive strings and only be doing a connect test.
>
> Ideas? Am I missing something here?
Hi Kelly,
thanks for bringing this to my attention.
The quick answer to your problem is that there should be a comma (,)
between the request and recieve strings.
e.g.
real = myserver1.mydomain.com:80 gate 2 "/test.html", "alive"
However, this really is quite confusing. The attached patch, which
I will put into CVS and should appear in the next release changes a
couple of things.
Firstly it tries a lot harder to report errors in real server
lines in the ldirectord.cf. In particular syntax errors after
the forwarding mechanism (in this case gate).
It also makes the comma optional.
--
Horms
ldirectord.real.patch
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