status page question - hanafail

2010-02-17 Thread duncan hall

Hi,

I've been writing a standalone perl script to parse the csv status page 
to extract some statistics and build pretty RRD Graphs based on current 
sessions, status and queues.


All is working but I was wondering if anyone could enlighten me to 
meaning of the hanafail field in 1.4?


Thanks in advance,

Duncan



Re: status page question - hanafail

2010-02-17 Thread Hervé COMMOWICK

Hi,

If i understand well the code, it is the number of failed health analyses.

Hervé.

On 02/17/2010 02:46 PM, duncan hall wrote:

Hi,

I've been writing a standalone perl script to parse the csv status 
page to extract some statistics and build pretty RRD Graphs based on 
current sessions, status and queues.


All is working but I was wondering if anyone could enlighten me to 
meaning of the hanafail field in 1.4?


Thanks in advance,

Duncan



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Re: Problem with source IP when balancing SSL requests

2010-02-17 Thread Mariusz Gronczewski
Hi
2010/2/17 Przemek Konopczynski cz...@o2.pl

 Hi everyone
 I have haproxy server for balancing https. Haproxy works in TCP mode, and I
 want to see real IP adress of the client request in server log. Is it
 possible?
 Forwardfor option works only in http mode. Now in server log I see only my
 haproxy-server local IP address.

 Regards
 Przemek

 I'd just use LVS for frontend and then tell SSL servers to add
X-Forwarded-For and connect to haproxy. In my setup i have lighttpd doing
SSL and
option forwardfor except 127.0.0.1 in lighttpd config

Regards
Mariusz


how to enable syslogging

2010-02-17 Thread Nelson Serafica
I need to enable syslog of haproxy. I search in Google but can't find the
right one. I'm using Fedora 8 so syslog was rsyslog. I edit
/etc/rsyslog.conf and put the ff:

local0.* /var/log/haproxy.log
local1.* /var/log/haproxy-1.log

Then I edit /etc/sysconfig/rsyslog and put SYSLOGD_OPTIONS=-m 0 -r. After
that I restart rsyslog service. I see the file haproxy.log and haproxy-1.log
but when I restart the haproxy, nothing comes up in the log file. I even
browse the site but still no input on the log file. Am I missing something?
Most of the suggestion was on the above but its not working on mine.

Does anyone also experience the same problem and found a solution?