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> Nicola,
>
> you definately want quiescent=no.
Thanks. Would that be enough ? It didn't work for us.
> What version of ldirectord are you using ?
The machine looks like a Mandrake Linux 9.0 3.2-1mdk with a custom linux
2.4.20 kernel patched in some way, plus I can see a CVS tag
$Id: ldirectord,v 1.68 2003/06/03 03:32:47 horms Exp $
in the /usr/sbin/ldirectord file.
Is it important ? Could an old version of something be the issue ?
Thanks
> Regards,
> Malcolm
>
> Nicola Pero wrote:
>
> >Has anyone been able to setup ldirectord to load balance two HTTPS servers
> >with failover ?
> >
> >The two real HTTPS servers are stateless (except for the SSL info in the
> >web servers); there are few concurrent users (up to 10), but instant
> >switchover in case of failure is essential.
> >
> >Anyway, the problem we have is that when one of the two HTTPS servers goes
> >down, the load balancer detects it but all clients connected to the server
> >which is down keep being sent to it. Changing 'persistent', 'quiescent',
> >timeouts etc didn't seem to have any effect on this!
> >
> >Our case is also complicated by the fact that in certain cases we might
> >decide that a real server should not be used even if HTTPS is still
> >running fine on the server. That might happen if the application sitting
> >behind the HTTPS has a problem. We've got a URL on the real server which
> >can be checked to know if the realserver is OK to be used or not.
> >Checking those seems to be working fine! The problem is with the
> >realserver being marked as down, and all requests still being sent to it!
> >
> >Keep in mind this is not a typical web farm, there are few concurrent
> >users (most often 0 or 1), but it's critical that the web application is
> >always available.
> >
> >Thanks
> >
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