Hello,
Thanks for a great program and easy setup, but i noticed some flaws.
I have discovered that the heartbeat software dosn't support more than 8
ip's pr. interface. This is not mentioned in the documentation. I have
changed it myself so that i supports 10 ip's pr. interface.
How do you change it so that i supports an "unlimited" number of ip's pr.
interface? I'm not that great a perl programmer that i can se how this is
done.
There is also an little flaw about how it reads the haresources file because
it starts from the back of the line and then starts doing the needed stuf.
e.g. if a haresources setup looks like below :
--- cut from /etc/ha.c/haresources ---
#
router4-1.oss.dk 172.25.0.3 named
#
--- end cut ---
This means that it starts by starting named and then it add's the ip. Witch
means that named isn't connected to the ip that was started afterward.
Witch is not how it's described in the documentation.
I hope that this can be changed somehow, or at least the documentation can
be changed so that it reflects the way that the software is behaving.
Med venlig hilsen / Kind regards
Allan Christiansen | Odense Steel Shipyard Ltd.
IT Project coordinator | P.O. Box 176, DK 5100 Odense C, Denmark
Computer Systems | Phone direct +45 63 97 10 45
E-mail ach@oss.dk | Fax direct +45 63 97 23 60
Thanks for a great program and easy setup, but i noticed some flaws.
I have discovered that the heartbeat software dosn't support more than 8
ip's pr. interface. This is not mentioned in the documentation. I have
changed it myself so that i supports 10 ip's pr. interface.
How do you change it so that i supports an "unlimited" number of ip's pr.
interface? I'm not that great a perl programmer that i can se how this is
done.
There is also an little flaw about how it reads the haresources file because
it starts from the back of the line and then starts doing the needed stuf.
e.g. if a haresources setup looks like below :
--- cut from /etc/ha.c/haresources ---
#
router4-1.oss.dk 172.25.0.3 named
#
--- end cut ---
This means that it starts by starting named and then it add's the ip. Witch
means that named isn't connected to the ip that was started afterward.
Witch is not how it's described in the documentation.
I hope that this can be changed somehow, or at least the documentation can
be changed so that it reflects the way that the software is behaving.
Med venlig hilsen / Kind regards
Allan Christiansen | Odense Steel Shipyard Ltd.
IT Project coordinator | P.O. Box 176, DK 5100 Odense C, Denmark
Computer Systems | Phone direct +45 63 97 10 45
E-mail ach@oss.dk | Fax direct +45 63 97 23 60