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> Von: Joseph Mack NA3T <jmack@xxxxxxxx>
> are there any assymetries involved? Like a "get" needs to
> open a connection (identd?) that "put" doesn't (I can't
> imagine it, but something assymetric seems to be going on).
> I don't expect there's any assymetry in the scp tcp
> connection itself (it's just a single port connection, and
> tcp won't know whether there's a get or a put going on
> underneath).
Only scp/ssh TCP/22 as i can see by tcpdump.
> I think you're using LVS-NAT, so you have the same route for
> packets in both directions. Do you have any iptables rules
> that might affect what's going on? (even so they're at the
> tcp level and will affect a get and put the same).
iptables is turned of at the moment.
> And the problem is gre tunnel dependant? ie it works
> fine if you have two directors connected by a regular
> non-gre path.
I'm going to test it now.
> Can you do try an alternate protocol to see if it's
> something in scp? I hate to suggest ftp, since it's
> problematic with LVS (it works OK if you set it up properly
> - see the HOWTO - but it's easy to not set it up properly),
> but I can't think of another protocol that's not based on
> the sxxx protocol.
Using ldap causes the same problem. But I didn't test a ldap "put" to the
server, only a get fails (like scp).
cheers
Marco
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