Hi,
applet.sf:hdr(name) always returns empty strings in POST requests. It works
only in GET requests.
To reproduce:
haproxy.cfg:
global
...
lua-load /etc/haproxy/test.lua
...
frontend http
bind *:8081
mode http
acl applet_test_url path /applet-test
http-request use-service
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Hello,
Thank you for the bug repport and the method for reproducing it.
You're absolutely right, I reproduce the bug. Unfortunately it's not a
bug. When we enter in the applet run, the data of the body is received,
and when the body data is received, HAProxy looses the offset headers.
So, you
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Hi there,
I'm trying my hands on haproxy 1.6.2 and I'm excited about the LUA
integration.
I'm however running into an issue and can't figure out why. Please forgive
me if my issue is only due to my complete ignorance about LUA (I literally
just opened the language documentation).
I'm trying to
When defining check entries in a backend, is it possible to provide SNI
information to the http client within haproxy so that backend Apache
webservers that support SNI can be used, and have the check request
directed to the correct virtualhost?
I saw something that said SNI checks are not as
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