The Linux Virtual Server is a highly scalable and highly available server built on a cluster of real servers, with the load balancer running on the Linux operating system. The architecture of the cluster is transparent to end users. End users only see a single virtual server. This software can be downloaded from http://linuxvirtualserver.org and requires a kernel with ipvs support.
Created attachment 8277 [details] This is the user space ebuild package for the Linux Virtual Server.
Created attachment 8379 [details] Added || die to the make command. This will allow the make process to fail if it doesn't see the ipvs kernel patches in the running kernel headers.
Committed to portage in sys-cluster; removed dependency for ipvs-kernel, as patches could eventually appear in any kernel (and that ebuild is not in yet).
Created attachment 12554 [details] Description line is wrong The ebuild description line is talking about keepalived, not part of the LVS project. I took this line from the README of ipvsadm-1.21.
Created attachment 12555 [details] Description line is wrong The ebuild description line is talking about keepalived, not part of the LVS project. I took this line from the README of ipvsadm-1.21.
Created attachment 12556 [details] Description line is wrong The ebuild description line is talking about keepalived, not part of the LVS project. I took this line from the README of ipvsadm-1.21.
Created attachment 12557 [details] Description line is wrong The ebuild description line is talking about keepalived, not part of the LVS project. I took this line from the README of ipvsadm-1.21.
Created attachment 12564 [details] Corrected the Description and Homepage lines. I really missed that one! Thanks.
