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On Thu, Oct 09, 2003 at 01:24:34AM +0800, Michael Lee wrote:
> I understand I should figure out the problem by myself, please give me some
> general direction if you are willing to help. Two key questions:
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> 1. Would the ipchains/iptables issue be the root cause of my problem (delayed
> connection)? If not, I would deal with it later.
Given that you probably don't have any ipchains/iptables rules
as you have not got these commands to work, probably not.
> 2. As Horms suggested, my problem may not be caused by authd/identd (he said
> http is usually not executed under tcpwrapper, but I have connection problem
> even with http). What should be my next move in order to confirm this?
You mentioned that you have run tcpdump and can't see any auth
packets. That is a pretty good indication.
As Joe mentioned, this kind of thread really is a bit off topic for this
list. Could you email me off the list with a diagram of how your
network is supposed to look, the IP addresses of all the machines,
internal and external where applicable and the VIP. Something like this.
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[ host x ] [ host x ] [ host x ]
int:10.0.0.1 int:10.0.0.2 int:10.0.0.3
ext:203.45.7.3
vip:203.45.7.3
Also a list of the output of the following commands:
ipvsadm -L
ip route show
ip addr sh
iptables -L
ipchains -L
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Horms
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