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Leon Keijser <errtu@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>> checkport=3389
>> checktype=connect
>
> Well, i'm positive that the sudden stop of ldirectord is caused by these
> lines :| since when i leave them out, everything works perfectly. That is,
> until there's a failure with one of the real servers and ldirectord can't
> put it out of service because it simply isn't running .. for some reason.
> I'm gonna see if there's some debugging that i can turn on.
ldirectord -d ...
If you are having problems with ldirectord crashing, then that is a problem.
I'd be very welcome of any information you can provide to help track
down the cause.
In the mean time, you might want to consider wrapping ldirectord in
a script that automatically restarts it if it fails. Or use
damontools. ldirectord comes with a configuration file for
use with daemon tools, though it was not my doing.
http://cr.yp.to/daemontools.html
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Horms
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