I'm a little confused about what exactly creates a 5xx response code from
HAProxy. I think that if the backend generates a 5xx response, this will
show up as a frontend_5xx, and I expect that the value of the hrsp_5xx stat
for the frontend should equal the sum of the hrsp_5xx values from the
backends. However, this doesn't jive with what we actually see in the
statistics output:


$ curl -s "http://10.1.99.106:8080/haproxy?stats;csv;norefresh"; | tr "," "
      " | cut -f 1,2,44 | head -n 19
# pxname      svname        hrsp_5xx
myfrontend    FRONTEND      10797124
mybackend     host001       24364
mybackend     host002       17260
mybackend     host003       25250
mybackend     host004       15135
mybackend     host005       17364
mybackend     host006       24541
mybackend     host007       11422
mybackend     host008       14199
mybackend     host009       13274
mybackend     host010       12797
mybackend     host011       24532
mybackend     host012       23599
mybackend     host013       31728
mybackend     host014       24607
mybackend     host015       14851
mybackend     host016       13937
mybackend     BACKEND       10797124


The sum of the hrsp_5xx's for each of the individual backends is 308860,
while both the FRONTEND and BACKEND numbers are about 30 times as much.

Am I missing something obvious? Does HAProxy ever generate 5xx responses
itself, either in the backend or frontend? Is there some more detailed
logging we should enable to track this down?

Thanks,
- Dan

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