Is there a feature in 1.4 to share a sticky table between two or more
instances of haproxy. In my situation these instances will run on different
servers but point to the same backend.
-Dan
Hi Joshua,
You are a bit off topic. Please ask for details with keepalived on
keepalived mailinglist.
On 04/18/13 20:42, Joshua Chee wrote:
> update:
> not very smart with http_get as haproxy is configured to RR between
> apache. Thus if 1 apache is down, it will still reflect as real server
> do
Hi All / Baptiste,
It seams i have found error in my initial email sorry for that. It
should have mentioned IP_BINDANY in the example line of code instead of
IP_FREEBIND. Still the my problem remains the same.
Returning SYN-ACK packets are not recieved/intercepted by HAProxy. And
the browser
Hi all,
I'm not sure if this is duplicating functionality that wasn't functional or
not, but here are the changes I've made to the latest snapshot to support
the functionality I was requesting. This is an output of a 'diff -C 3' of
my changes to dumpstats.c . Can one of the devs weigh in on whet
Ben Timby writes:
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>
>
> On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 3:38 PM, Alok Kumar wrote:Hi Ben,
> In my case we are load balancing across FTP servers.
> FTP uses two data channel and command channel port for data transfer.
>
>
>
>
> I use haproxy for the same purpose. Closing the command channel will
On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 10:38:35PM +0200, Cyril Bonté wrote:
> commit 88c278fadf provided a new input field on the statistics page which was
> focused by default. The autofocus prevent to scroll down the page with the
> keyboard immediately afterloading it, without the need to leave that field.
> I
commit 88c278fadf provided a new input field on the statistics page which was
focused by default. The autofocus prevent to scroll down the page with the
keyboard immediately afterloading it, without the need to leave that field.
It also interfered with "stats refresh" by scrolling up to this field
Hi Merton,
> I have about 800 mb memory left when all services are running (with
> minimal traffic and load). The per-connection memory usage of my
> backend is about 25 kb.
> [...]
> But I do want to serve optimally (or get the best performance) for
> any number <= 2000 connections.
Well you s
Hi All,
We have HAPROXY 1.4.22 running in our environment, one issue that I have
encountered during testing concerns source IP address affinity, we are trying
to achieve a form of Sticky Session persistence. I noticed that if we have the
following configuration in place then we experience probl
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On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 3:38 PM, Alok Kumar wrote:
> Hi Ben,
> In my case we are load balancing across FTP servers.
>
> FTP uses two data channel and command channel port for data transfer.
>
I use haproxy for the same purpose. Closing the command channel will not
affect a transfer in any way, u
Ben Timby writes:
>
>
> Alok,
>
>
> On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 8:26 PM, Alok Kumar wrote:I have a HA Proxy
server(1.4), thzt is load balacing FTP traffic to Six FTP
> servers.
> I noticed that Load Balancer is dropping traffic after 50 sec, where as
there
> was a valid ftp control port and
update:
not very smart with http_get as haproxy is configured to RR between apache.
Thus if 1 apache is down, it will still reflect as real server down, which
is not how i want it, i only want it to be down only when all apache of the
webfarm is down.
the vrrp_script is checking if haproxy is runn
ok able to get vrrp to detect webfarms down by http_get on vrrp, however
still unable to change the state or reduce the priority of MASTER
global_defs {
notification_email {
x...@.com
}
notification_email_from x...@.com
smtp_server 127.0.0.1
smtp_connect_timeout 30
shared IP=192.168.88.95
||
keepalived1 keepalived2
||
haproxy1 haproxy2
192.168.88.96:80 192.168.88.97:80
| |
||||
apache1 apache2 a
> How much free memory do you have left and how much does your backend
> software consume per connection?
I have about 800 mb memory left when all services are running (with minimal
traffic and load). The per-connection memory usage of my backend is about
25 kb.
Given the purpose and normal usag
I am running 2VRRP and 2HA. Each VRRP is linked to 1 HA and each HA is
linked to 2 apache webserver.
I am only able to make the vrrp failover when i stop the vrrp service, not
able to do that when i stop the haproxy service or stop all apache services.
Is there a way for haproxy to stop or reflec
> These connections tend to stay open for 30-60 mins
Ok.
> Currently, I have only one process of this backend running with HAProxy
> on the same machine (actually VPS). The machine has 8-core cpu and 1g
> memory.
How much free memory do you have left and how much does your backend
software con
Hi Lukas,
On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 03:39:18PM +0200, Lukas Tribus wrote:
> Hi Willy!
>
>
> > Done, thanks Thomas!
>
> Can you also push it so that people see it in git and a nightly snapshot
> is created?
ah yes, stupid me, I forgot to push, done now!
> The bug is pretty major, if it is in git
Hi Willy!
> Done, thanks Thomas!
Can you also push it so that people see it in git and a nightly snapshot
is created?
The bug is pretty major, if it is in git and there are snapshots with this
fix included at least we don't forget about it and people not following
the ML are aware of it (like p
Hi,
you can clear the table content when all your servers have started up
and are in the farm.
Use the HAProxy stats socket and the clear table statement.
Baptiste
On Thu, Apr 18, 2013 at 8:08 AM, sol myr wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We have stickiness, but would like to re-distribute the sticky table, whe
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