Last night during a couple of hours I took the time to read through the whole documentation from start to finish (instead of just doing keyword searches in it). But I really can't find anything.
I set up option forceclose (and also option forwardfor which is unrelated) just to see if anything happened but nope. I wild guess from me as a total noob is that something is divided into 64kbyte chunks,being that a buffer, a particular set of packets or whatnot, and the first time 64kbytes is sent it goes through ok but the second and further chunks go astray. I've scratched my head wondering if the webserveror or possibly the pfsense box has anything set in connection with 64kB and of course also looked for anything like that in the haproxy documentation. There are no problems sending items larger than 64kB in the other "normal" direction, to the browsers. Will setting a cookie help? ANY help or pointers in some direction would be deeply appreciated /Magnus Thomé On Fri, Jan 17, 2014 at 4:50 PM, Magnus Thomé <magn...@gmail.com> wrote: > I've really really searched for answers, both in the mailing list archives > and google but haven't been able to find anything. Would deeply appreciate > any help! > > I'm running pfsense 2.1 with the only extra package installed being > haproxy-devel 1.5-dev19 pkg v 0.6 > > EVERYTHING works great but one single thing: > > When doing a HTTP file upload with a FORM multipart/form-data POST to any > server behind the firewall it only works with very small files, aprox max > 60kbyte. With slightly larger files I get a timeout page after a while and > with even larger files I get nothing at all. > > It seems that when "Transparent ClientIP" is enabled and set to DMZ the > file uploads fail and with "Transparent ClientIP" disabled all works > perfectly as it should. I do need the transparent mode though. > > > Is there a setting somewhere I've missed? > > > Thanks in advance for any possible help!!!! > > > /Magnus > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > The config created by pfsense GUI looks like this: > > > global > stats socket /tmp/haproxy.socket level admin > uid 80 > gid 80 > nbproc 1 > chroot /var/empty > daemon > > frontend SRV-WEB1-merged > bind 83.250.27.152:80 > default_backend SRV-WEB1_http > mode http > log global > option dontlognull > timeout client 30000 > acl 0_rejsa.nu hdr_end(host) -i rejsa.nu > use_backend SRV-WEB1_http if 0_rejsa.nu > acl 1_rejsa.se hdr_end(host) -i rejsa.se > use_backend SRV-WEB1_http if 1_rejsa.se > acl 2_tystpc.nu hdr_end(host) -i tystpc.nu > use_backend SRV-WEB2_http if 2_tystpc.nu > acl 3_tystpc.se hdr_end(host) -i tystpc.se > use_backend SRV-WEB2_http if 3_tystpc.se > > backend SRV-WEB1_http > mode http > balance roundrobin > timeout connect 30000 > timeout server 30000 > retries 3 > option httpchk > server SRV-WEB1 192.168.2.2:80 weight 100 > > backend SRV-WEB2_http > mode http > balance roundrobin > timeout connect 30000 > timeout server 30000 > retries 3 > option httpchk > server SRV-WEB2 192.168.2.3:80 weight 100 > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > >
