Hi Robert,

First off many thanks for your continued work, much appreciated. I'm 
afraid I've got a problem with 2.1.5 on OpenBSD 3.9.

The system is currently running 2.1.3 without a problem, I haven't tried 
2.1.4 so sorry I cannot say if my problem occurs with it as well.

Pound compiles and installs fine against OpenSSL 0.9.8b. I have modified 
my working 2.1.3 config file with the new 'control' directive'. See below:

User "nobody"
Group "nobody"
Daemon 1
LogFacility user
LogLevel 2
Alive 30
Control "/var/run/pounduat"   <--- only line added

ListenHTTP
            Address 10.190.10.90
            Port    80

            Service
                BackEnd
                    Address 10.190.10.72
                    Port    80
                    HAport  1234
                    Priority 3
                End

                BackEnd
                    Address 10.190.10.73
                    Port    80
                    HAport 1234
                    Priority 4
                End

                Session
                    Type  IP
                    TTL  300
                End

            End
End

With this config pound starts without error, the output from the new 
poundctl can be seen below:

# poundctl -c /var/run/pounduat
  0. http Listener 10.190.10.90:80 a
    0. Service a
      0. Backend PF_INET 10.190.10.72:80 a
      1. Backend PF_INET 10.190.10.73:80 a
 -1. Global services

Now when I try to 'use' pound i.e. from my web browser my attempt simply 
times out. There is no entry in the log and poundctl reports a session:

# poundctl -c /var/run/pounduat
  0. http Listener 10.190.10.90:80 a
    0. Service a
      0. Backend PF_INET 10.190.10.72:80 a
      1. Backend PF_INET 10.190.10.73:80 a
      0. Session 10.190.70.70 -> 1          <--- IP address of my 
workstation
 -1. Global services

Many thanks

Simon


Robert Segall wrote:[...]

Quick update, removing the 'Control' line i.e. disabling poundctl yet 
still using 2.1.5 everything springs back to life.



Simon Slaytor wrote:[...][...][...]

On Mon, 2006-10-23 at 16:47 +0100, Simon Slaytor wrote:[...]

We'll have OpenBSD available again very soon (waiting for 4.0) and we'll
test this on it. I'll let you know once I have more information.

In the meantime you could check that all the permissions are correct
(socket and directory) and that you have not disabled Unix-domain
sockets somehow.[...]