| Robby Dermody 2007-10-12, 1:11 pm |
| First off, I'd like to thank Jonty and Todd for posting their request_url
proxy plugins. That was a great help!
I seem to have a problem with using dynamic pools under 1.59. To get the
simplest testcase, I have a reverse_proxy set up that uses them, like so:
CREATE POOL mypool
#POOL mypool ADD 10.1.14.23:8080
SET nodefile = /var/lib/server-list.dat
SET balance_method = random
CREATE SERVICE my_svc
SET listen = 0.0.0.0:60002
SET role = reverse_proxy
SET pool = mypool
SET enable_reproxy = false
SET persist_backend = true
SET verify_backend = false #may not work with lighttpd
ENABLE my_svc
In the /var/lib/server-list.dat file we have:
10.1.14.23:8080
Now I can start perlbal and access 60002 fine and it works, the resultant
webpage shows fine. I can even stick a second 10.1.14.23 server entry in
there and that seems to work. (From the source code it looks like it's
reloading the file every 3 seconds.) And, when I remove the server entry, my
requests start to time out, as would be expected. My problem seems to be
that when I add a server entry back in, the requests still time out. Things
don't work again.
I may be doing something wrong here or not understanding things. Any
insight?
Robby
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