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- Bug #225 (Resolved): Deleting a CARP VIP doesn't remove it
- Deleting a CARP VIP should remove it. The VIP after apply/save doesn't get removed.
- Bug #213 (Resolved): Invalid/Improperly escaped CARP password breaks CARP Interface creation.
- Relayed from Gary on IRC, a support customer ... ue to this, it failed to bring up their CARP VIPs. The interface existed, but had no IP addre ... ffending characters flagged as invalid input.
- Bug #189 (Resolved): CARP VHID missing input validation
- When switching an existing VIP to a CARP VIP, the VHID is not validated. It's possible to create duplicate VHIDs when editing a non-CARP VIP and switching it to CARP.
- Bug #182 (Resolved): Carp sync broken in 2.0
- In 2.0 ( 25/11/2009 snapshot ) carp sync fail ... debugging to examine incoming payload
- Revision 123f030c: Fix proxy ARP VIP addition (was calling old function)
- rename function from interfaces_proxyarp... t ... s. still a problem with proxy ARP, removing VIP doesn't kill off choparp (will open ticket)
- Revision 12fafaf7: I see no reason to retain this "braindeadedness". Create each CARP VIP with its VHID, and destroy accordingly.
- Resolves #151
- Revision 1ba7a81b: Propperly fix the special case of proxyarp vip deleteion. With comments from cbuechler@.
- Bug #153 (Resolved): Removing proxy ARP VIP doesn't kill off choparp
- When a proxy ARP VIP is removed, its choparp is left running. Thi ... d running interface_proxyarp_configure() the VIP is still set in the configuration 2) When a ... <pre> if ($_POST['apply']) { if ($a_vip[$_POST['id']]) { switch ($a_vip[$_POST['id']]['mode']) { ca ... interface_ipalias_configure($a_vip[$_POST['id']]); bre ... changes does kill off choparp properly.
- Bug #152 (Closed): Deleting a VIP leaves <vip/> in config.xml
- Each deleted VIP leaves <vip/> in config.xml. For example after deleting 3 VIPs: <virtualip> <vip/> <vip/> <vip/>
- Bug #151 (Resolved): Deleting a CARP IP doesn't remove it
- Deleting a CARP IP from firewall_virtual_ip.p ... remove it. On a positive note, 'ifconfig vip0 destroy' does work, and no longer panics th ... o we don't need to force a reboot anymore.