Makes sense. So just adding : listen stats *:8010
Will give me a port for just reading the stats output. 2009/10/21 Willy Tarreau <[email protected]>: > On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 10:49:44AM +0100, Matt wrote: >> Does anyone else have trouble with the haproxy stats page returning not >> found? >> >> Running on CentOS 5.3 version 1.3.19 from EPEL rpm >> >> I have the following in my config >> >> stats enable >> stats hide-version >> stats auth admin:admin >> stats uri /admin?stats >> stats refresh 5s >> >> I can usually see the stats page for a couple of minutes, but then >> it's not found. haproxy is still running and proxing requests. If I >> keep on hitting the page sometimes it comes back. >> >> Anyone else had this issue? > > You're probably missing "option httpclose", so the connection stays > alive but haproxy forwards any subsequent request to the application > server and does not intercept them. > >> It's preventing use for production as I need to be able to query the >> page for the csv output. > > If you use it for monitoring, you should really have a dedicated port > for stats. It will help you a lot to distinguish between production > traffic and monitoring traffic when reading stats and/or logs. > > Regards, > Willy > >
