Re: SMTP loadbalancer haproxy and logs
I forgot to say I'm using HA-Proxy version 1.3.22 2009/10/14 regards Israel On Fri, Apr 23, 2010 at 4:52 PM, Israel Garcia igalva...@gmail.com wrote: My haproxy configuration running prefectly. A simple LB with two smtp servers. But in both smtp servers only report smtp connections from haproxy server and I want to log en every smtp server the original ip from the sending source server. Is it possible? global maxconn 500 log 127.0.0.1 local0 user haproxy group haproxy # debug defaults log global mode http stats enable stats auth hadmin:XX balance roundrobin maxconn 500 option httplog option abortonclose retries 3 option redispatch clitimeout 15000 contimeout 3 srvtimeout 3 listen stats :80 mode http stats enable stats auth hadmin:X stats refresh 20s listen smtp :25 mode tcp maxconn 500 option tcplog balance roundrobin server smtp1 xx.xx.xx.xx:25 check inter 1 server smtp2 xx.xx.xx.xx:25 check inter 1 -- Regards; Israel Garcia -- Regards; Israel Garcia
haproxy administration web interface
Hi, A simple question, is there any web interface to administer haproxy via web? -- Regards; Israel Garcia
Re: haproxy administration web interface
On 12/7/09, Duncan Hall dun...@viator.com wrote: Israel Garcia wrote: Hi, A simple question, is there any web interface to administer haproxy via web? Hi Duncan, HAProxy has a dashboard that shows the status of the load balancing. It doesn't include an interface for making changes. Yes, a very good stats page in deed..:-) PFsense (a FreeBSD based firewall http://pfsense.org) has a php interface for administering the haproxy package, but it does not include all of the configuration options (yet). I'll take a look... thanks in advance regards, Israel. Regards, Duncan -- Regards; Israel Garcia
Re: haproxy administration web interface
On 12/7/09, Holger Just w...@meine-er.de wrote: Hi, On 07.12.09 20:49, Israel Garcia wrote: Hi, A simple question, is there any web interface to administer haproxy via web? Hi Holder, A simple answer: Nope, at least no free one I have heard of. Maybe you could find something from loadbalancer.org However, I am currently looking into developing a simple twisted and/or django based REST-webservice to manage some aspects of Haproxy. That's very interesting.. I'll take a look at this... I'll keep you posted.. Currently, I am planning the following features: * Create and edit a complete configuration by using something like haproxy-config (http://github.com/finnlabs/haproxy) * Add, edit and remove complete sections * Allow member servers of backends and listeners to be added and removed * Use the stats-socket to interface directly with Haproxy * Set the weight of individual backend servers (for Haproxy 1.4) * Provide a (readonly) webservice API to the various Haproxy stats Optionally: Provide a callback interface to perform certain used defined actions based on state changes of ressources by providing callbacks to which user code can register itself. This interface could be called from something like syslog-ng in nearly realtime. I plan on hacking on it during the evenings / nights of the upcomming 26c3. So if you have any ideas, feel free to provide them here. thanks in advance regards, Israel. --Holger -- Regards; Israel Garcia
