Hi,

Just upgraded to 4.9 and problem is solved, now. I read in the changelog,
there was a bug till 4.8 and solved in 4.9. Moving to 4.9 was  good idea
anyway as I still used 4.7 :-)

Thanks for the off-list replies...

Marco

On Jun 15, 2011, at 3:32 PM, Marco Fretz wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm using relayd as inbound loadbalancer for about 50 websites and
> webservices, https and http. All worked fine in the past few years.
> I'm on OpenBSD 4.7 Generic. Currently I've configured 59 redirects.
> They are working as expected but as soon as I add another redirect in
> the config the last redirect stays down forever and no checks are made
> for the table (verified via tcpdump on interface).
>
> # relayd show sum
> 1       redirect        XXXXXXXXXXXXX                            down
> 1       table           XXXXXXXXXXXXX:8082                      empty
> 1       host            172.16.17.193                   0.00%   down
> 2       host            172.16.17.194                   0.00%   down
> 2       redirect        XXXXXXXXXXXXX                          active
> 2       table           XXXXXXXXXXXXX:80                  active (2 hosts)
> 3       host            82.82.97.209                    100.00% up
> 4       host            82.82.97.210                    100.00% up
> 3       redirect        XXXXXXXXXXXXX                     active
> 3       table           XXXXXXXXXXXXX:80                  active (2 hosts)
> 5       host            82.82.97.209                    96.15%  up
> 6       host            82.82.97.210                    100.00% up
> 4       redirect        XXXXXXXXXXXXX                        active
> 4       table           XXXXXXXXXXXXX:8001                active (2 hosts)
> 7       host            82.82.97.209                    92.31%  up
> 8       host            82.82.97.210                    92.31%  up
> ....
> 57      redirect        XXXXXXXXXXXXX                   active
> 57      table           XXXXXXXXXXXXX:80
> active (2 hosts)
> 113     host            172.16.12.148                   92.31%  up
> 114     host            172.16.12.149                   92.31%  up
> 58      redirect        XXXXXXXXXXXXX                  active
> 58      table          XXXXXXXXXXXXX:8443
> active (2 hosts)
> 115     host            172.16.12.148                   92.31%  up
> 116     host            172.16.12.149                   92.31%  up
> 59      redirect        webhosting_http                         active
> 59      table           webhosting:80                           active (2
hosts)
> 117     host            172.16.12.3                     96.15%  up
> 118     host            172.16.12.4                     100.00% up
> 60      redirect        webhosting_https                        down
>   <<< stays down for ever....
> 60      table           webhosting:443                          empty
> 119     host            172.16.12.3                     0.00%   down
> 120     host            172.16.12.4                     0.00%   down
>
> When I remove any redirect in the config (to reduce number of total
> configured redirects) and "relayctl reload" the last service gets
> checked immediately (verified via tcpdump) and is up:
>
> ...
> 58      redirect        webhosting_http                         active
> 58      table           webhosting:80                           active (2
hosts)
> 115     host            172.16.12.3                     50.00%  up
> 116     host            172.16.12.4                     100.00% up
> 59      redirect        webhosting_https                        down
> 59      table           webhosting:443                          active (2
hosts)
> 117     host            172.16.12.3                     50.00%  up
> 118     host            172.16.12.4                     50.00%  up
>
> my config looks like this:
>
> log all
> interval 10
> timeout 1000
> ...
> addr_LBL_hosting="88.82.97.14"
> ...
> host_SAM="172.16.12.3"
> host_DEAN="172.16.12.4"
> ...
> table <webhosting> { $host_SAM, $host_DEAN }
>
> ...
> redirect webhosting_http {
>        listen on $addr_LBL_hosting port http
>        tag RELAYD
>        sticky-address
>        forward to <webhosting> check http "/" code 200
> }
> redirect webhosting_https {
>        listen on $addr_LBL_hosting port https
>        tag RELAYD
>        sticky-address
>        forward to <webhosting> check https "/" code 200
> }
> ....
>
>
> any ideas? I really looks like a hard-coded limit as I cannot find any
> limit setting in the man page... Or is it a bug?
>
>
> Thanks a lot
> best regards
> Marco

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