UltraMoney3 http working great, https not at all

Horms horms at verge.net.au
Fri Jun 30 08:15:29 BST 2006


In article <Pine.GSO.4.58.0510081922330.19239 at amenti.rutgers.edu> you wrote:

[snip, lots of good stuff]
> 
> If I do a solaris 'snoop' on the realserver, I see a brief spurt of
> traffic from my desktop.  Instead of the realserver hostname, I see the
> virtualhost hostname, which I'm assuming is normal since lo0:1 is
> configured with the VIP in DR:

Yes, as you are using LVS-DR this is expected. If you look carefully
these packackets have hte MAC address of the real server, not the
linux director.

> ---------------------------------------------------------
> mydesktop.rutgers.edu -> virthost.rutgers.edu HTTPS C port=1222
> virthost.rutgers.edu -> mydesktop.rutgers.edu HTTPS R port=1222
> mydesktop.rutgers.edu -> virthost.rutgers.edu HTTPS C port=1222
> virthost.rutgers.edu -> mydesktop.rutgers.edu HTTPS R port=1222
> mydesktop.rutgers.edu -> virthost.rutgers.edu HTTPS C port=1222
> virthost.rutgers.edu -> mydesktop.rutgers.edu HTTPS R port=1222
> 
> That's it.  Any ideas??  Like I said, http/port80 works like a champ...

Its a little hard to tell from that trace (is there a way to have
it show more information, like the SYN/ACK flags and the mac
addresses?), but I suspect that the replies (virtualhost->mydesktop)
are not getting back to mydesktop, even though virtualhost is clearly
sending them, and mydesktop is retransmitting.

Its very very odd that this works with HTTP and not HTTPS :(


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