On Fri, 6 May 2005, Mark de Vries wrote:
> On Fri, 6 May 2005, Julian Anastasov wrote:
>
> > It looks like ip_vs_conn_expire detects unexpected cp->refcnt
> > or cp->n_control (not likely). So, only on higher load UDP conns are
> > not freed, are you sure that TCP conns are freed? I assume it is
>
> AFAICT yes.. There are also a few persisten TCP services on the box so
> there are some templates still there.. I'd have to wait a couple of hours
> to make sure they are also cleaned up... but so far this looks good.
OK. I checked again and all but 4 TCP enties have gone.
But the 4 that are left puzzel me (again)
lvs-dns1:~# ipvsadm -L -c -n | grep TCP
TCP 00:56 NONE xxx.yyy.101.232:0 77.43:80 10.31.66.163:80
TCP 00:56 ESTABLISHED 101.232:1134 77.43:80 10.31.66.163:80
TCP 00:49 ESTABLISHED 117.21:1255 77.43:80 10.31.66.162:80
TCP 00:47 NONE 117.21:0 77.43:80 10.31.66.162:80
lvs-dns1:~# ipvsadm -L -c -n | grep TCP
TCP 00:00 NONE 101.232:0 77.43:80 10.31.66.163:80
TCP 00:01 ESTABLISHED 101.232:1134 77.43:80 10.31.66.163:80
TCP 00:54 ESTABLISHED 117.21:1255 77.43:80 10.31.66.162:80
TCP 00:51 NONE 117.21:0 77.43:80 10.31.66.162:80
lvs-dns1:~# ipvsadm -L -c -n | grep TCP
TCP 00:54 NONE 101.232:0 77.43:80 10.31.66.163:80
TCP 00:55 ESTABLISHED 101.232:1134 77.43:80 10.31.66.163:80
TCP 00:47 ESTABLISHED 117.21:1255 77.43:80 10.31.66.162:80
TCP 00:45 NONE 117.21:0 77.43:80 10.31.66.162:80
Why don't these transition state... I've watched these counters jump from
00:00 to 00:59 a couple of times now... Is that normal?
(This director is not active any more... No traffic for these IPs hits
this box. verified using tcpdump.)
Rgds,
Mark.
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