This patch adds the optional silent-drop rst-ttl argument to the action lists in
5 places in the configuration manual.
It should be backported to 2.7. I'll send you a patch for 2.7 when this one is
accepted to save you from legwork, if requested.
Best regards
Mathias Weiersmueller
cyberheads
Hi,
I've accepted Willy's challenge from HAProxy.conf 2022, here is my shot:
The silent-drop action was extended with an additional optional parameter,
[rst-ttl ], causing HAProxy to send a TCP RST with the specified TTL
towards the client.
With this behaviour, the connection state on your
Dear all,
The subsection 3.4.9 (Standard features : Statistics) in the starter guide
from 2.4 up to latest points to a non-existing anchor. It looks like this
subsection was moved from 3.4.9 to 3.3.8 (Basic features : Statistics), but
the TOC was not updated accordingly. Please check the
Hi Micha,
> My problem is that the "req.payload(0,10)" fetch, which I am using for
> that purpose, does not seem to reliably have access to the payload at
> all times.
The problem is not the fetch per se, it is the timing of the evaluation
of the rule: tcp-request content rules are evaluated
Willy,
Will I (pardon the pun) send backported patches for the documentation for
versions 1.5 - 2.1? Or is that handled by you?
Regards
Mathias
From: Willy Tarreau
Sent: Tuesday, December 3, 2019 07:35
To: Mathias Weiersmüller (cyberheads GmbH)
Cc: haproxy
Documentation patch provided - I would backport it all the way down to 1.5 as
it might save from headaches.
Best regards
Mathias
>
> It would be nice when you send us a patch to fix the doc.
>
> Regards
> Aleks
>
> Nov 30, 2019 11:35:24 AM Mathias Weiersmü
(CCing Thierry Fournier as maintainer of the pattern matching part)
> We use HAProxy in TCP Mode for non-HTTP protocols.
>
> The request of one particular protocol looks like this:
> - length of message (binary value, 4 bytes long)
> - binary part (40-200 bytes)
> - XML part
>
> Goal: We
Dear list!
We use HAProxy in TCP Mode for non-HTTP protocols.
The request of one particular protocol looks like this:
- length of message (binary value, 4 bytes long)
- binary part (40-200 bytes)
- XML part
Goal: We want to use a particular backend when the XML part of the request
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