
leo at cuckoo
Nov 28, 2001, 4:57 AM
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modproble: Can't locate module eth0:1
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Hi, I wonder if anyone could help. I'm setting up wackamole across two servers sharing 3 VIP addresses and will be using RR DNS for the web site. Error in /var/log/daemon.log is: Nov 28 11:55:12 web-fe-01 modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module eth0:1 Nov 28 11:55:12 web-fe-01 Wackamole[4048]: ioctl error setting IP address Nov 28 11:55:12 web-fe-01 Wackamole[4048]: Aquire address 172.16.0.225 Nov 28 11:55:12 web-fe-01 modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module eth0:1 Nov 28 11:55:12 web-fe-01 Wackamole[4048]: ioctl error setting IP address Nov 28 11:55:12 web-fe-01 Wackamole[4048]: Aquire address 172.16.0.226 Nov 28 11:55:12 web-fe-01 modprobe: modprobe: Can't locate module eth0:1 Nov 28 11:55:12 web-fe-01 Wackamole[4048]: ioctl error setting IP address Nov 28 11:55:12 web-fe-01 Wackamole[4048]: Aquire address 172.16.0.227 Hardware: Compaq DL360 OS: Debian potato stable (compact, so has Compaq drivers) > uname -a Linux web-fe-01 2.2.19-compact #1 Sat Jun 9 13:19:16 EST 2001 i686 unknown Spread seems fine, I used this config on a couple of RedHat machines and it worked ok. So I'm guessing it's debian, but as a recent convert I'm not sure how to solve this. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks Leo > more /usr/local/etc/wackamole.conf # #The vip field gives a preferred address or an alias of a prefered address. #These addresses must be members of the range given by of, below. vip 172.16.0.225 # #The of field gives a range of virtual addresses which are to be managed by #wackamole. of 172.16.0.225-227 # #The router field gived the ip address of the router #router router_ip router 172.16.0.254 # #This field is the broadcast address for the virtual addresses to be managed. bcast 172.16.0.255 # #This field is the network mask for the virtual addresses to be managed. netmask 255.255.0.0 # #This field is the interface on which wackamole ups and downs virtual addresses. interface eth0 # #This field is the maximum number of IP addresses that will move from one #wackamole to another during a round of balancing. balance rate 1 # #This field gives the time (in seconds) between rounds of balancing. balance timer seconds 5 # #This is the time between the first wackamole's initialization and the #maturity process. During this interval, IPs are not managed. maturity timeout seconds 5 # #If this is set to 0, balancing takes place as normal. Otherwise, #there is only one round of balancing per membership event, and all #IPs are balanced at once. Complete Balance 1
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