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On Wed, Apr 23, 2003 at 04:06:38PM +0100, Malcolm Turnbull wrote:
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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 :
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> 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
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> 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 ?
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> 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
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> can I do :
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> real=10.0.0.106:80 gate 2 "" "" Duck2
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> to makeit use the global req/rec strings ?
You will need to modify the way that ldirectord parses the config
file. From memory this is done in add_real_server().
Be sure to grab the latest version from CVS. I made some
changes to this section of the code the other day.
--
Horms
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