Thanks for that, as it turns out (hangs head in shame) the problem was
with syslog. I had not configured HAProxy to usr the local0 socket
properly. I should have had the entry !haproxy above the local0 entry
instead of +127.0.0.1 this allowed the haproxy process to communicate
with the log.
Hello,
first, please avoid sending HTML mails to mailing lists, thanks.
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 09:47:14AM +1000, William Angus wrote:
Thanks for that, as it turns out (hangs head in shame) the problem was
with syslog. I had not configured HAProxy to usr the local0 socket
properly.
for more
On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 05:44:09PM -0800, Daniel Gentleman wrote:
Good idea! I can have the external IP of the domain redirected (with
FreeBSD's pf rules) to an internal IP then have HAProxy bind to that internal
IP. If the external IP fails over to that second box, HAProxy should already
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