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I downloaded the kernel from kernel.org at this link
http://www.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/v2.4/linux-2.4.25.tar.gz
also here is the more descriptive problem I had with this server below also
shows where I got each package:
Im having a problem with ipvsadm/keepalived. Similar to the posts that I did
very recently.
basically I am running this system:
celeron 1Ghz system running on a MSI 6368
motherboard with a via chipset.the onboard nic is a rtl8100L (eth0-inside) and
the pci is a rtl8139c (eth1- outside world)
I am useing the 8139too module for these cards. I am running a compiled kernel
2.4.25 on debian 3.0 stable
with unstable packages for keepalived and ipvsadm. apic and acpi is turned off.
ipvsadm is version ipvsadm v1.21 2002/11/12 (compiled with popt and IPVS
v1.0.9) [got this ipvsadm from mirrors.kernel.org as a debian package with apt
unstable] and keepalived is Keepalived v1.1.6 (23/02, 2004) [ got keepalived
from keepalived.org and applied this patch
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.linux.keepalived.devel/870 ]. the traffic I am
doing hourly on a 95th Percentile Metered Usage (updated hourly) is approx
12033.37 kb/sec.
Basically what happens is keepalived will stop passing traffic on all ip
addresses it has. the ips bound to the server with /etc/network/interfaces
work fine so I can get on the machine. ipvsadm retains all ipvs settings when
this problem happens. the only way that I have been able to fix this
problem is to fail over to the secodary server and reboot the failed server. a
restart of keepalived does not do anything. also restarting networking as
soon as ipvs threads start I get a kernel oops
thanks for any help and input
-Brad
Quoting Horms <horms@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:
> On Sat, Mar 13, 2004 at 09:45:45PM -0800, Brad Chang wrote:
> > Hi I am running the latest ipvs ipvsadm-1.21 with keepalived
> > 1.1.6(patched) basically the problem I am having is this: first off
> > ipvs doesnt start properly from the init scripts it complains it
> > cannot connect to /tmp/.vrrp and /tmp/.healthcheckers but eventually
> > it does and ipvs starts and all the real/virtuals are put in. that is
> > problem 1. the second problem is that if I restart networking on the
> > server as soon as ipvs start/stop/start I get kernel
>
> Where did you get the kernel from? I would suspect a missmatch between
> ipvs and the kernel.
>
> --
> Horms
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Thanks
-Brad Chang
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