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> 1. Re: Take offline and server comes back (Jason Ledford)
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> From: "adam chandley" <chandleya@xxxxxxxxx>
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> Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2008 11:54:50 -0400
> Subject: Re: [lvs-users] Take offline and server comes back (Jason
> Ledford)
> Assuming you're using ldirectord to control ipvsadm, use autoreload, then,
> if weights don't do it for you, you could also just comment out the line
> of
> the server in question with a pound (#). This will also pull the server
> and
> also take it out of your active server list all together. The lack of an
> interface for ldirector certainly is my biggest complaint since its
> deliberately non interactive. However, without it, on a very important
> cluster, you can easily run into unavailability issues -- the exact
> purpose
> of ip virtual server/clustering.
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> good luck!
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