Aron,
Either the socket you are trying to use is already in use... or the IP
doesn't exist on the host.
2009/6/12 Aaron Rosenthal
>
> I don't know how to troubleshoot this issue, any suggestions would be
> helpful. Thanks
>
> [r...@lb1 haproxy-1.3.17]# /etc/init.d/haproxy start
> Starting HApro
hello,
I need to do on one server balancer, which will operate as follows:
one of its IP will come all the requests, and he is sent to one server.
in the event of failure, it will send one to the other.
I need but to date correspond to those sites (eg large avi) netekly
through the server with
Michal Krajcirovic a écrit :
hello,
I need to do on one server balancer, which will operate as follows:
one of its IP will come all the requests, and he is sent to one
server. in the event of failure, it will send one to the other.
I need but to date correspond to those sites (eg large avi) ne
Usually when I run across a daemon that can't bind, I'll run 'netstat
-lpn' as root. This will give you a list of all the open sockets and
what process has each socket open. Look for the address and port you're
trying to bind to.
On 06/11/2009 05:17 PM, Aaron Rosenthal wrote:
I don't know ho
On 12.06.2009 23:08 Uhr, Joe Williams wrote:
> I looked through the docs but didn't see anything. Is it possible to
> include config files from the main config file? So you could do
> something similar to a vhosts.d directory in Apache or Nginx.
Hello Joe!
Unfortunately, this is not supported by
On Fri, Jun 12, 2009 at 09:28:23PM +0200, benoit wrote:
> Michal Krajcirovic a écrit :
> >hello,
> >I need to do on one server balancer, which will operate as follows:
> >one of its IP will come all the requests, and he is sent to one
> >server. in the event of failure, it will send one to the oth
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