Cyril Bonté said the following on 02/19/2014 10:44 PM:
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> I really think there isn't any issue.
> 
> Remember that some browsers (such as chrome/chromium) preopen connection
> in case there is a need to ask for more requests in parallel.
> 
> While hitting F5, the browser will ask to close those connections. As
> there was no data, no valid request was received on the haproxy side and
> haproxy logs a 408.
> 
Using f5 to reproduce is just my way of reproducing.. it happens
randomly while people work on the site (not pressing f5).

> I'm pretty sure that adding "option dontlognull" [1] will solve the
> "issue".
> 
I added this in defaults section - it didn't change anything.
I set option http-keep-alive (and removed http-server-close) as well.
I'm running dev22.

> Also, as a side note, your configuration is not optimal :
> - you are using both "option httpclose" and "option http-server-close",
> you should make a choice (or use "option http-keep-alive" in recent
> haproxy 1.5 dev versions).
> - the "balance" keyword is not valid in a frontend section.
> - you should avoid the use of "stats enable" in the defaults section.
> 
my bad - I've removed that.

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