[SOLVED]: mod_proxy_balancer: how to define failover (only)/hot standby behavior?

2006-01-25 Thread andreas.wieczorek
Mladen Turk wrote: >Right, sorry :) >status=d or status=D >(a single letter). >there is additional stopped option (s), so you can >concat those, (eg. status=SD means stopped and disabled). >If you edit httpd.conf and restart apache then you add >+ or - prefixes. >For example if status was disabled

WG: mod_proxy_balancer: how to define failover (only)/hot standby behavior?

2006-01-25 Thread andreas.wieczorek
> Mladen Turk wrote: > No. It works with any protocol. > > > BalancerMember ajp://hotstandby status=disabled > BalancerMember ajp://node1 redirect=hotstandby > BalancerMember ajp://node2 redirect=hotstandby > ... > BalancerMember ajp://nodeN redirect=hotstandby > > > The only problem

mod_proxy_balancer: how to define failover (only)/hot standby behavior?

2006-01-24 Thread andreas.wieczorek
Hello, using Apache 2.2.0/mod_proxy_balancer, is it possible to configure a proxy balancer with two balancer members, where one of the two only gets the requests, if the other one fails? In mod_jk that was possible using "local_worker_only", but with mod_proxy_balancer I have not yet understood