Hi,
Greetings, This Is Viswanath. I recently started using the HAProxy for
balancing the load among my set of available servers. I have described
my query in the following scenario.
I have configured HAProxy to balance the load for TCP among my available
Nodes and the configuration content
HAProxy is intermittently inserting X-Forward-For. I've included
option httpclose and I've set maxKeepAliveRequests=1 in Tomcat , but
it still happens. What else should I be doing? (I'm running 1.3.19)
Thanks
Chuck
=== my config file
global
log /dev/log local0 warning
A bit of further testing shows that HAProxy is doing the right thing
(always putting X-Forwarded-For in the request) as we sent the
requests to Tomcat via Apache, and Apache logs all requests with the
forwardfor IPaddress.
However, Tomcat just seems to drop the X-Forwarded-For header every
Hello,
I have the following configuration for my webfarm:
7 servers, all running Centos 5. Two (LB1 and LB2) are HAproxy load
balancers, Web1-5 are Apache2 and Lighttpd web servers (I tried both
as a method of elimination test on the side of the web servers). All
of the servers are dual xeon
Hi,
On Fri, 23 Oct 2009 14:26:39 +0530, R, Viswanath
viswanat...@misys.com wrote:
Hi,
Greetings, This Is Viswanath. I recently started using the HAProxy for
balancing the load among my set of available servers. I have described
my query in the following scenario.
I have
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