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Same results as before.š The "lsof" and "netstat" commands indicated
that the process was running & listening.š When I telnet to each
server using the appropriate port, it worked as expected.<br>
<br>
It seems like running in xinetd mode causes the daemon to not know
where it's configuration file is.š Like it can't find the
appropriate key, so the SSL handshake fails.<br>
<br>
The configuration file is below (scrubbed):<br>
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<blockquote><font face="Lucida Console"># Csync2 Configuration File<br>
# ---------------------------------<br>
#<br>
# Please read the documentation:<br>
# /usr/share/doc/csync2-*/README.quickstart<br>
# /usr/share/doc/csync2-*/paper.pdf<br>
# csync2(1) man page<br>
group ftpsync<br>
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<blockquote><font face="Lucida Console">{<br>
ššššššš #<br>
ššššššš # comments that say "(see x.y.z)" refer to chapter x,
section y,<br>
ššššššš #šš subsection z in the documentation (paper.pdf).<br>
ššššššš #<br>
<br>
ššššššš host <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:linux3.foo.local@nfs.linux3.foo.local">linux3.foo.local@nfs.linux3.foo.local</a>;<br>
ššššššš host <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:linux4.foo.local@nfs.linux4.foo.local">linux4.foo.local@nfs.linux4.foo.local</a>;<br>
ššššššš host <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:master.foo.local@nfs.master.foo.local">master.foo.local@nfs.master.foo.local</a>;<br>
ššššššš host <a class="moz-txt-link-abbreviated" href="mailto:samba.foo.local@nfs.samba.foo.local">samba.foo.local@nfs.samba.foo.local</a>;<br>
<br>
ššššššš key /etc/csync2/csync2.key;<br>
<br>
ššššššš include %MNT%/ftp/;<br>
ššššššš exclude _*.tgz;<br>
ššššššš auto none;ššššššššššššš # automatic conflict resolution
(see 3.4.6)<br>
ššššššš backup-directory %MNT%/csync2-backup;<br>
ššššššš backup-generations 3;<br>
}<br>
prefix MNT<br>
{<br>
ššššššš on linux3.foo.local:ššššš /sync;<br>
ššššššš on *:šššššššššššššššššššššššššš /data01;<br>
}</font></blockquote>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 1/24/2015 6:22 AM, çÕÓÅ× ðÁ×ÅÌ
wrote:<br>
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<blockquote cite="mid:2287721422102161@web10o.yandex.ru" type="cite">
<div>Hi!</div>
<div>First, are you sure that csync2 daemon listening on each
node? You can use one of these commands: lsof -ni TCP:30865 ,
netstat -ntupa|grep LIST|grep :30865</div>
<div>If thats OK, check firewall settings on each node
(iptables-save)</div>
<div>From master node (when you want run csync2 -xv) you can
connect to remote csync2 daemons (on each node) with these
command: telnet node2.example.ru 30865š</div>
<div>If you can connect to remote nodes, next you must check your
configuration on each nodes (please show your
/etc/csync2/csync2.cfg)</div>
<div>š</div>
<div>PS:</div>
<div>csync2 -iiivvv # this is debug mode on each node, you can run
these command instead of xinetd daemon, next you can see debug
messages on your console and use it for debug</div>
<div>csync2 -xvvv # you must run this command on your master node,
you can see debug messages to your console</div>
<div>š</div>
<div>Try this solutions, if it does not work, write here</div>
<div>š</div>
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<div>24.01.2015, 01:48, "Dan Falconer"
<a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:danf@affinitygs.com"><danf@affinitygs.com></a>:</div>
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<div bgcolor="#FFFFFF">I can't get Csync2 to work when
configured through an xinetd script.š I've added the file,
/etc/xinetd.d/csync, with the following contents:<br>
<blockquote># de<font face="Lucida Console">fault: off<br>
# description: csync2<br>
service csync2<br>
{<br>
ššššššš disable = no<br>
ššššššš flagsšššššššššš = REUSE<br>
ššššššš socket_typešššš = stream<br>
ššššššš waitššššššššššš = no<br>
ššššššš userššššššššššš = root<br>
ššššššš groupšššššššššš = root<br>
ššššššš envšššššššššššš = CSYNC2_SYSTEM_DIR=/etc/csync2<br>
ššššššš serverššššššššš = /usr/sbin/csync2<br>
ššššššš server_argsšššš = -itv<br>
ššššššš portššššššššššš = 30865<br>
ššššššš typeššššššššššš = UNLISTED<br>
ššššššš log_typeššššššš = FILE /var/log/csync2.log<br>
ššššššš log_on_successš = HOST PID<br>
ššššššš log_on_failureš = HOST<br>
}</font></blockquote>
In this configuration, running "csync2 -xv" shows that it
cannot connect to any of the other nodes; running it manually
(csync2 -iitv) works.š I've added the appropriate entry into
"/etc/services", along with values in "/etc/hosts.allow".<br>
<br>
Can someone please point me in the right direction?<br>
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Affinity Global Solutions
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