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I just just built 2 fresh gentoo boxes for testing active-active. I had
How is active-active possible
it's Horms experimental code called Saru. He explained it at OLS one
year you didn't come.
http://www.ultramonkey.org/papers/active_active/active_active.shtml
Downloaded and printed, will read this weekend. Although, if Horms
engineers something it's most likely flying anyway. So I just have to
understand how he cheated the TCP stack this time :). I see some
netfilter related stuff in it and I wonder if (from what I've seen) his
approach works for 2.6.x kernels with proper TCP state tracking, TSO and
USO? In 2.4.x where netfilter is mostly broken with regard to TCP state
tracking, such quirks might be possible.
Cheers mate,
Roberto Nibali, ratz
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