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On 26 May 2004, at 18:33, Jonathan Trott <jtrott@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I have downloaded the latest ldirectord from CVS (1.87 2004/05/07
08:53:33) to try and fix a problem we have been having with the
fallback server remaining in the pool after a real server comes back
online. According to this post
<http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-virtual-
server&m=106508659022945&w=2> in the mailing list that problem has
been fixed in CVS.
I haven't got around to testing the fallback code however, as the CVS
version does not activate all of our server pools.
Reverting back to 1.77 successfully added all real servers to all our
pools.
The procedure I used to update ldirectord was to copy the new
ldirectord file over the top of the existing /usr/sbin/ldirectord and
issuing a "service ldirectord restart".
<snip>
Are there any known problems with 1.87 I should be wary of? Is there
another version with the fallback fix but without this new bug? Can
anyone supply a patch so that I can fix this problem in 1.87?
Unfortunately I don't have the time to come to grips with the
ldirectord perl code :(
Thanks,
JT
I have tried other versions of the code in CVS and the last one that
worked for me was 1.86. After that I don't get all my pools containing
real servers. I will test 1.86 and see if the fallback problem has been
solved.
Who do I report bugs to regarding the 1.87 problem? BTW, the latest
stable, 1.77.2.2 has the same problem as 1.87.
Thanks,
JT
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