On Friday 12 March 2010, Willy Tarreau wrote: > On Fri, Mar 12, 2010 at 09:32:16AM +0100, Anze wrote: > > I know this is not really haproxy's problem (the bug is on the PHP side), > > but reliability would be much higher if haproxy could compare the > > response body to some string (for instance, server must return "really > > ok" in request body). That way the bug in interpreter could never cause a > > false positive. > > ... > > Any chance this can be done with haproxy? > > It is possible with the patch that Nick Chalk recently posted in the thread > "Truncated health check response from real servers". It is a rework of an > ... > You seem to be a good candidate to test it :-)
I'd love to! We will be going live in a few weeks (hopefully :) ) and things must work then, so I'm on a tight schedule. Will try to apply the patch and let you know how it goes. From what I gathered from the sources, I just set this option: http-check expect string all_is_ok And then in check.php: <? // ... do some checks... echo "all_is_ok"; ?> Am I correct? Thanks for a fast response, really appreciate it! Anze
