Le 12/12/2018 à 02:08, PiBa-NL a écrit :
Hi List,
Didn't have time yet to bisect when it went wrong. But attached testfile
produces the following output after 3 curl requests at different speeds,
this seems to trigger a problem as the hash of the downloaded content is
nolonger the same as it should be, (in my actual environment its a 2MB
javascript file that comes from a iis server behind haproxy.). Took
already a few hours more than desired to come up with a seemingly
reliable reproduction.
1.9-dev10 is the first one i put on my production environment as i think
release is imminent so it 'should' be pretty stable ;), (yes i know..i
shouldn't assume..) before it was using 1.8.14.. So was quick to revert
to that 1.8 again :).
Using these settings:
compression algo gzip
compression type text/html text/plain application/json
application/javascript
compression offload
When these compression settings are disabled, it completes successfully..
**** top 2.4 shell_cmd| exit 1
**** top 2.4 shell_cmd| fi
**** top 2.5 shell_out|File1 all OK
**** top 2.5 shell_out|File2 not OK 7798551c02a37ce89c77fc18fc415e5b
**** top 2.5 shell_out|File3 not OK 3146c4c9fce4da750558bfd9387ffc3b
**** top 2.5 shell_status = 0x0001
---- top 2.5 shell_exit not as expected: got 0x0001 wanted 0x0000
* top 2.5 RESETTING after ./PB-TEST/ulticompres/b00005.vtc
** h1 2.5 Reset and free h1 haproxy 51853
** h1 2.5 Wait
** h1 2.5 Stop HAproxy pid=51853
**** h1 2.5 STDOUT poll 0x11
**** h1 2.5 Kill(2)=0: No error: 0
** h1 2.6 WAIT4 pid=51853 status=0x0002 (user 0.253496 sys 0.000000)
* top 2.6 TEST ./PB-TEST/ulticompres/b00005.vtc FAILED
# top TEST ./PB-TEST/ulticompres/b00005.vtc FAILED (2.581) exit=2
haproxy -v
HA-Proxy version 1.9-dev10-3815b22 2018/12/11
Copyright 2000-2018 Willy Tarreau <[email protected]>
Can anyone confirm? Or perhaps even fix ;) Ill try and dig a little more
tomorrow evening :).
Hi Pieter,
There is a bug with the commit 3815b22 when the message is chunked. I
need to see with Willy how to fix it. BTW, if you revert this commit, it
should work fine.
Thanks,
--
Christopher
