Hi there
seems like the failing requests issue is related to the check interval for
option httpchk /health_check.html
I guess these requests are being queued by Apache itself.
We're having a couple of long running requests on our machines. These requests
are queued in Apache by the Apache and
Hi Willy,
I'm sorry, I think these two features are actullay the same,
so I just give you one patch.
Maybe you should do some optimization for my code, but it's works now.
Now we can use:
option httpchk GET /http-check.php HTTP/1.0
http-check expect ! status 2..
server
Hi,
just do it in bash it works well for me.
Bye
Maria a écrit :
Dear Willy,
I don't have a lot of experience in perl to. As Nagios allows also to do
this via bash or c, I can also use this. My main goal is only to read
this information with a language (supported by nagios) and send them to
Hello Maria,
On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 11:56:53AM +0100, Maria wrote:
Dear Willy,
I don't have a lot of experience in perl to. As Nagios allows also to do
this via bash or c, I can also use this. My main goal is only to read
this information with a language (supported by nagios) and send
Hello everyone,
I am using haproxy with ruby on rails backend servers and am trying to
setup a system that will have a few mongrels dedicated to priority traffic
and spill over to the main pool if those are busy.
i've attached a diagram of what i'm trying to accomplish.
Eseentially i have 2
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