Re: Problems with takeover even though master is online

DI Peter Burgstaller <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.linux.redhat.piranha
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi again,

I'm using piranha 0.7.0 and ipvsadm 1.20release6-2
As stated before the loadbalancers are linux (Debian/woody) machines 
with kernel 2.4.19

This is the syslog of both machines, the machines' system times are in 
sync:
After 19:00 it gets interesting...

syslog.5:Oct 10 17:04:50 lb01 pulse[13689]: STARTING PULSE AS MASTER
syslog.5:Oct 10 17:14:05 lb01 pulse[13689]: partner dead: activating lvs
syslog.5:Oct 10 17:14:10 lb01 pulse[13716]: gratuitous lvs arps finished
syslog.5:Oct 10 19:12:07 lb01 pulse[13689]: partner active: resending 
arps

syslog.5:Oct 10 17:14:06 lb02 pulse[8567]: STARTING PULSE AS BACKUP
syslog.5:Oct 10 19:12:05 lb02 pulse[8567]: partner dead: activating lvs
syslog.5:Oct 10 19:12:10 lb02 pulse[8577]: gratuitous lvs arps finished
syslog.5:Oct 10 19:12:12 lb02 pulse[8567]: partner active: deactivating 
lvs
syslog.5:Oct 10 19:15:44 lb02 pulse[8567]: partner dead: activating lvs
syslog.5:Oct 10 19:15:48 lb02 pulse[8567]: partner active: deactivating 
lvs
syslog.5:Oct 10 19:15:49 lb02 pulse[8627]: gratuitous lvs arps finished
syslog.5:Oct 10 19:41:50 lb02 pulse[8567]: partner dead: activating lvs
syslog.5:Oct 10 19:41:54 lb02 pulse[8567]: partner active: deactivating 
lvs
syslog.5:Oct 10 19:41:56 lb02 pulse[8675]: gratuitous lvs arps finished

As you can see .. the backup server thinks that the master is dead .. 
even though
it isn't.

Any advice?

Thanks, Peter

On Dienstag, Okt 15, 2002, at 22:50 Europe/Vienna, Mike McLean wrote:

> What version of piranha were you using?  The same version that Alex 
> was (0.6.0-19)?
>
> Do the routers flip-flop, or does the backup just take over and remain 
> active?
>
> Try adding -v to the pulse command line.
>
> DI Peter Burgstaller wrote:
>> Hi list,
>> I'm using piranha on a debian (woody) system with 2 load balancers 
>> and  2 web servers (nat). I have exactly the same problem as 
>> described in
>> https://listman.redhat.com/pipermail/piranha-list/2002-February/ 
>> 000849.html
>> Is there any solution to this problem?
>> - Thanks, Peter
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