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If you have several VIPs and RIPs it would be nice to be able to label
them for use in reports etc.
I've bastardised the ldirectord.cf file slightly so my web based
interface knows the nice label for servers like so :
virtual=10.0.0.198:80 Funky_Duck
real=10.0.0.105:80 gate 1 Duck1
real=10.0.0.106:80 gate 2 Duck2
And I don't need the feature in LVS but others might like the idea of
being able to label the VIPs/RIPs so that ipvsadm -Ln shows label + ip
address.
Or should I stop being daft and use local DNS lookup with ipvsadm -L ?
Assuming that I carry on being daft, how should I make standard
ldirectord ignore the per real server request & receive strings ?
i.e. either :
real=10.0.0.105:80 gate 1 "request,receive" Duck1
or :
real=10.0.0.106:80 gate 2 "request" "receive" Duck2
can I do :
real=10.0.0.106:80 gate 2 "" "" Duck2
to makeit use the global req/rec strings ?
My web based interfacce is fairly customised to my own requirements at
the moment, but I'm gradually ,making it a bit more portable so others
can use it. You can try it at your own risk here :
http://www.loadbalancer.org/modules.php?name=Downloads
and its GPL of course.
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Regards,
Malcolm Turnbull.
Crocus.co.uk Ltd
01344 629629
http://www.crocus.co.uk/
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