> Hold on a second let me get that right.
> Without TCP keep alive enabled, a client which sends some data every
> 10mins and timeout client set to 30m it more or less means that the
> connection will only drop by the client. Am I right?
Without *HTTP* keep-alive you mean. Well, that depends what
On 03/03/2015 12:14 πμ, Lukas Tribus wrote:
>> The HAProxy is used by normal browsers
>> but also from cronjobs with various languages(Perl,Python,C,Go etc)
>>
>> I was surprised about this very long inactivity period for TCP
>> connection on a system which has reasonable settings for TCP keepalive
> The HAProxy is used by normal browsers
> but also from cronjobs with various languages(Perl,Python,C,Go etc)
>
> I was surprised about this very long inactivity period for TCP
> connection on a system which has reasonable settings for TCP keepalive[3].
This is not what TCP keepalives does. First
Hi,
Today I noticed after a reload that previous process was alive for long
time( >8hours). This is a HAProxy which runs in HTTP mode in front of
few squid servers, conf is quite simple[1] and the version is 1.5.6[2]
I had a lsof watcher for the old pid and the number of connections were
very slo
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