Hi Chris,
On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 12:57:48AM -0500, Chris LeBlanc wrote:
Hi friends,
I'm trying to allow nginx to delegate https properly and one way I see to
prevent from having to write a bunch of backends in haproxy is to omit the
port number when using the server directive as follows:
Thanks Willy.
One last couple of questions. Can I check both ports or would I need to
still write two backends?
If I have to use two backends are th cookies shared? i.e. if someone logs
in using https and switches to http would they still remain stuck on the
same server?
On Jun 27, 2012, at
Hi,
A single cookie name can be used in two farms, if you keep the same
name and cookie value for the server and if SSL offloading is done
before HAProxy.
You can't check 2 ports in HAProxy, there are some dirty work arounds
like using a single backend to monitor all the ports on your server.
Hi friends,
I'm trying to allow nginx to delegate https properly and one way I see to
prevent from having to write a bunch of backends in haproxy is to omit the port
number when using the server directive as follows:
frontend https
bind :81 accept-proxy
maxconn 1
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