Hello Pedro, On Fri, Aug 21, 2009 at 11:05:04AM +0100, Pedro Mata-Mouros Fonseca wrote: > Hello Willy, everyone, > > This is the only entry in /var/log/haproxy.log generated after the > upload and the 504 Gateway Time-out. It has a "sH" flag: > Aug 20 18:09:42 localhost haproxy[9778]: 10.135.3.169:60548 [20/Aug/ > 2009:18:09:40.477] vip app/vm-1 1/0/1/-1/+2132 504 +194 - - sH-- > 0/0/0/0/0 0/0 "POST /manage/upload.html HTTP/1.1"
OK, this simply means that you have too short timeouts. The server took more than two seconds to respond and a timeout expired. I see that you have "timeout client 1s" (extremely short) and "option abortonclose", so I suspect that what's happening is that the client-side connection expires so the request is aborted before the server responds. In fact, you should never have any timeout below 3s, which is the time for a TCP retransmit, in order to cover packet losses. And I normally recommend to set the same timeout on the client and server sides, for easier debugging possibilities. Regards, Willy
