I am running haproxy as a front end for Solr and Mule, currently on
1.5dev7. There are some occasional weird moments where haproxy marks
the primary solr server as offline and sends requests to the next
server. At this time I have no reason to think Solr is actually having
a problem, so I wan
Hi Shawn,
On Wed, Jan 02, 2013 at 08:56:52PM -0700, Shawn Heisey wrote:
> I am running haproxy as a front end for Solr and Mule, currently on
> 1.5dev7. There are some occasional weird moments where haproxy marks
> the primary solr server as offline and sends requests to the next
> server. At
Hi,
dev17 fixes bugs from dev16 with no know regression or bugs for now...
Concerning your error, you consider one check failing to concider your
server as unoperational...
Try increasing this number to 2, to avoid "false positive".
Is it possible you reach a connection limit on your apache serv
Willy, for your reference, since applying the patch and restarting haproxy
on december 31 14:00 (on both my loadbalancers). There has not been a
single service down notification in my logs. Before the patch I had around
8 false 'server down' notifications per loadbalancer.
So it's a definate fix.
Hi Reinout,
On Thu, Jan 03, 2013 at 08:59:31AM +0100, Reinout Verkerk | Trilex wrote:
> Willy, for your reference, since applying the patch and restarting haproxy
> on december 31 14:00 (on both my loadbalancers). There has not been a
> single service down notification in my logs. Before the patch
On 1/2/2013 11:15 PM, Baptiste wrote:
dev17 fixes bugs from dev16 with no know regression or bugs for now...
Concerning your error, you consider one check failing to concider your
server as unoperational...
Try increasing this number to 2, to avoid "false positive".
Is it possible you reach a c
Willy,
I encountered pretty similar problem:
I upgraded to 1.5-dev17 an in my 2 server configuration I see the
servers going down _very_ ofter.
I don't have reasons to believe that this is accurate as the servers are
stable.
I updated to your latest snapshot which reads HAProxy version 1.5-de
> I updated to your latest snapshot which reads HAProxy version
> 1.5-dev17, released 2012/12/28 (and not 12/30 as I would have
> expected) but the problem is still there.
1.5-dev17 is _not_ the latest snapshot. You can find the latest snapshot from
the URL Willy already posted:
http://haproxy.1
On Thu, Jan 03, 2013 at 08:01:44PM +0100, Lukas Tribus wrote:
>
> > I updated to your latest snapshot which reads HAProxy version
> > 1.5-dev17, released 2012/12/28 (and not 12/30 as I would have
> > expected) but the problem is still there.
>
> 1.5-dev17 is _not_ the latest snapshot. You can fin
OK, I understand that but when downloading the latest version you're
writing about and compiling it, it says "20121228"
1.5-dev17 is _not_ the latest snapshot. You can find the latest snapshot from
the URL Willy already posted:
http://haproxy.1wt.eu/download/1.5/src/snapshot/haproxy-ss-2012123
> OK, I understand that but when downloading the latest
> version you're writing about and compiling it, it says "20121228"
I see what you mean.
Those date variables are updated only when Willy releases a new -dev release;
which is a manual process as you can see from git commit [1].
In fact, i
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