Re: Help me please

2009/8/27 Vadim Bazilevich bvv2...@gmail.com: Hi friends! I used haproxy in my project. But I have one problem. What I can switch between two backends servers (me need used rule url_sub) if I used haproxy as frontend Define two backends, backend1 and backend10001 and one frontend. In the

Re: Stats as counters for graphing

2009/8/7 Karl Pietri k...@slideshare.com: The last couple of days we have had a spike in traffic so it has been queueing, but i can't tell for sure if its just general overloaded during peak or if we have some random large spikes (which would be ok).  from other tools i'm pretty sure we are

haproxy + stunnel + patch not wroking

Hi, I can't get the patch 'stunnel-4.22-xforwarded-for.diff' being executed successfully with stunnel-4.22 on my solaris box. To be honest, I am a bit loss how to apply this patch . I did the following steps: * cd /var/tmp/stunnel-4.22 * patch -p0 ../stunnel-4.22-xforwarded-for.diff Looks

Re: noob question about stunnel

Sorry my mistake, stunnel 4.22 doesn't already contain the patch but my RPM was compiled with this patch http://haproxy.1wt.eu/download/patches/stunnel-4.22-xforwarded-for.diff I have both a x86 and 64bit versions RPM packaged for CentOS 5.3 if you want them. Duncan Duncan Hall wrote:

Re: noob question about stunnel

As requested, http://graphicslib.viator.com/graphicslib/stunnel/stunnel-4.22-5.i386.rpm http://graphicslib.viator.com/graphicslib/stunnel/stunnel-4.22-5.x86_64.rpm http://graphicslib.viator.com/graphicslib/stunnel/stunnel-4.22-5.src.rpm Regards, Duncan Guillaume Bourque wrote: Hi Nelson,

RE: nf_conntrack: table full, dropping packet.

service iptables stop should take care of it in Centos. Although your lsmod doesn't make sense. It should be showing ip_conntrack and ip_tables and iptable_filter with a standard Centos and iptables. Even dm_multipath and others that you are not interested in would be expected...

Re: session length when using cookies

Hank, thanks for the reply. I was not thinking of app-cookie (i.e. appsession) load balancing at this stage, but just a SERVERID cookie which stores the backend label. I guess the answer is that it depends on what cookies the app uses, and what their expiry date is. But what about source

RE: nf_conntrack: table full, dropping packet.

I haven't used fedora much recently. Looks it's compiled into the kernel instead of as a module with fedora, so I think you would have to do a custom kernel to disable the connection tracking. (or switch distros) -Original Message- From: Hank A. Paulson