We do have multiple production servers but not all of them host/have a copy
of the same domains and files. Let's say we have abc.com/xyz.com and
123.net/890.net, the first set point to one server and the other set points
to another. I know this isn't ideal but that's how I inherited it plus this
is
I thought you said you have "multiple" servers but thousands of domains. In
that case, just list the servers by IP address and the proxy will pass the
Host header value as supplied by the client. You should probably avoid
using names resolved using DNS anyway so that a DNS hickup doesn't
effectiv
Well, it's not that it doesn't work but we have approximately 1200 domains
(that we actively develop on) and it doesn't seem very logical to hardcode
each domain in. I was wondering if there was a workaround for the lines
below so instead of using example.com:80 using a variable such as $HOST:80
(w
I do something similar using a config that is pretty much like what you've
shown. What doesn't work about the config you've shown?
-Bryan
On Fri, Dec 10, 2010 at 9:05 AM, Anthony Saenz
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Don't mean to bug but did anyone get a chance to possibly look at this and
> provide some a
Hi,
Don't mean to bug but did anyone get a chance to possibly look at this
and provide some assistance or does anyone know of alternative means to
get this to work with cookie information?
Thanks.
On 12/8/10 3:43 PM, Anthony Saenz wrote:
Hey,
I was wondering if anyone could be of any assis
Hey,
I was wondering if anyone could be of any assistance? I'm trying to use
HAProxy to forward based on cookie and host. As it stands, I want
HAProxy to see if a cookie is set and if it is, forward to a development
server and if it isn't just push out to production. The main issue
being, we
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