Re: Haproxy support for HTTPS (SSL) backend servers

ACL features work just fine in TCP mode as well as HTTP mode. -nick On 10/16/2010 3:34 AM, Pasi Kärkkäinen wrote: Hello, I'd like to use haproxy to loadbalance a service that uses (only) https in the backend.. service in question cannot be changed to provide http, it's https only. (I know, it

switching from nginx to stunnel

Hi All, stunnel 4.33 has been released, is there a new X-Forwarded-For patch? Thanks, Nick

Re: Throughput degradation after upgrading haproxy from 1.3.22 to 1.4.1

ish haproxy supported SSL directly. I realize it's not within the design goals of haproxy, but the need for this is out there. Good thing nginx + haproxy works well enough. -- Harvey On 3/18/10 3:29 PM, Nicholas Hadaway wrote: I can second this comment

Re: Throughput degradation after upgrading haproxy from 1.3.22 to 1.4.1

I can second this comment and say that it works extremely well... nginx operates very nicely as an SSL offloading device. I am right now using nginx 0.8.33 (soon to bump up to 0.8.34) and HAProxy 1.4.2 in production and things work very well for me. -Nick Maybe it's worth a try for you to

Re: make logging even better

Thanks Willy! I think in this format I will be able to get less "corrupted" lines when parsing... but it didn't simplify things really... Because of the syslog framing and extra timing fields, I still need to write a custom Log Format line for any visualization tools I use (analog, awstats,

make logging even better

Hello, (7:40:39 AM) raker: so... last weekend I upgraded to HAProxy 1.4_rc1... (7:40:56 AM) raker: and I enabled logging... (7:41:52 AM) raker: and I managed to write a LogFormat in analog that parses it! (7:42:07 AM) raker: LOGFORMAT (%j %j %j:%j:%j %j.%j %j[%j]: %S:%j [%d/%M/%Y:%h:%n:%j.%j] %