Re: Routing based on url to a particular server

Hi Amol, I belive that you will be wanting to use rules in your front end something like this: acl rule1 path_beg -i mon use_backend backend1 if rule1 acl rule2 path_beg -i tue use_backend backend2 if rule2 cheers john On 17 February 2011 21:11, Amol wrote

Re: HAproxy can't seem to bind to more than 1000 ports?

After a bit more experimenting - I have found that number of ports which haproxy can listen on is set by the number of file handles per process. On linux systems this is set at 1024 by default, hence the limit 1024, however this can be changed by editing : /etc/security/limits.conf where it is p

Re: not making backend servers pesistent

sorry typo, meant to read: stick on src unless no_persist_backup On 6 December 2010 20:23, John Carter wrote: > Hi Everybody, > > I'm tying to make backup servers not enter the persistence table, but as > yet , I have had no success > > I was thinking that I co

not making backend servers pesistent

Hi Everybody, I'm tying to make backup servers not enter the persistence table, but as yet , I have had no success I was thinking that I could stop a server being entered in to the persistent table like this: r...@vm11:/etc/haproxy# cat haproxy.cfg global #uid 99 #gid 99 daemon

Question about Source IP Pesistence With Backup

Hi, I have found that if I use Source IP persistence with both backend servers and a backup server. If the backend servers go down then I will be directed to the backup server, as it should be. However, my persistence is now change to be on the backup server and if the backend come back online, m