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I just tried to install the noarp module. I am using "
noarp-1.2.3.tar.gz" for 2.4.21-27.0.1.ELsmp
from http://www.masarlabs.com/ . The instructions say to run
./configure which runs to completion
without error. Then the instructions say to run the "make" command. When
I run "make" I get the
following result:
[root@minos03 noarp-1.2.3]# make
make: *** No targets. Stop.
[root@minos03 noarp-1.2.3]# pwd
/root/noarp-1.2.3
An ls of the makefile shows that it is empty.
[root@minos03 noarp-1.2.3]# ls -ltr Mak*
-rw-r--r-- 1 1000 1000 3362 Nov 3 2003 Makefile.am
-rw-r--r-- 1 1000 1000 21018 Nov 3 2003 Makefile.in
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 Feb 3 10:50 Makefile
I tried another version of noarp tar file and get the same result.
Should I specify one of the
other Makefiles listed?
karen
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Graham Purcocks wrote:
Use the Noarp module with RHES3.0 it solves all this messing about.
The only problem is RHES3.0 has a version.h which compiles for all 3
versions and The Noarp configure doesn't cope with this. To fix, edit
out the #define UTS_RELEASE lines you are not using then configure and
compile. We have been using it for years the RH7, 9, and ES3 and it
works beautifully.
Joseph Mack wrote:
Karen Shepelak wrote:
Hi all,
I am not having any luck getting ssh service to run to LVS
running on LTS3.0,
kernel 2.4.21-20.ELsmp. Main problem seems to be in getting rid of arp
problems.
Odd thing is that after having used the "Horms method" to the
realservers, telnet
service to LVS works ok. I tried installing the suggested "hidden"
patch
for this kernel to see if it would control the arp issues differently
enough to get ssh
service to work, but the patch will not install with this kernel.
If you can get telnet to work, then you should be able to get ssh to
work.
That you can't indicates that your system is not working as you've
described
it. Either you don't have the arp problem solved or the LVS isn't
load balancing
telnet.
I know people with distributions want to keep using the kernels that
come
with them, but for now try a plain vanilla kernel, which will accept
the hidden
patch. If you really want to go back to your distribution's kernel then
you can do that after you have your LVS working.
Joe
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