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      TE7
      last edited by TE7

      Since updating pfsense to version 2.6.0, HAProxy shows the following warning message.

      [WARNING] 057/212058 (79263) : parsing [/var/etc/haproxy/haproxy.cfg:48]: previous 'http-request' action is final and has no condition attached, further entries are NOOP.

      Line 48 in the config file is:
      http-request deny if { req.hdr_cnt(content-length) gt 1 }

      I tried haproxy-devel too and warning is still there.

      Everything was working fine before update and I didn't make any changes in proxy settings. Any advice would be appreciated.

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        TE7 @TE7
        last edited by TE7

        @te7 I followed clue from this post and solved my issue.

        https://forum.netgate.com/topic/170298/haproxy-http_to_https-warning

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          Nan0tEch
          last edited by Nan0tEch

          Had the same issue yesterday, while learning and setting up acme and haproxy. Got it just working that i have linked my 4 servers behind haproxy. While adding a new backend and incorporating it in the frontend i got this error to.

          Now i added the regex with .+ as suggested in a other post here, but its not working for me at the moment.

          I tried lawrence systems way, just didn’t get it to work. Then i found this guy and his approach got me a working haproxy. In the youtube at 15:24 was the setup. For some unknown reason it stopt working after adding the last backend.

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            bobcat05 @TE7
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            @te7 this got rid of the error for me as well, but it was not redirecting properly after that. I think I found the proper fix on HAProxy website. I posted it over here.

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              TE7 @Nan0tEch
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              @nan0tech said in HAProxy warning:

              Had the same issue yesterday, while learning and setting up acme and haproxy. Got it just working that i have linked my 4 servers behind haproxy. While adding a new backend and incorporating it in the frontend i got this error to.

              Now i added the regex with .+ as suggested in a other post here, but its not working for me at the moment.

              I tried lawrence systems way, just didn’t get it to work. Then i found this guy and his approach got me a working haproxy. In the youtube at 15:24 was the setup. For some unknown reason it stopt working after adding the last backend.

              I used the same video to setup my HAProxy. Make sure to watch both videos from him as I found them very easy to follow and understand.

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                spcano01 @Nan0tEch
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                @nan0tech said in HAProxy warning:

                Had the same issue yesterday, while learning and setting up acme and haproxy. Got it just working that i have linked my 4 servers behind haproxy. While adding a new backend and incorporating it in the frontend i got this error to.

                Now i added the regex with .+ as suggested in a other post here, but its not working for me at the moment.

                I tried lawrence systems way, just didn’t get it to work. Then i found this guy and his approach got me a working haproxy. In the youtube at 15:24 was the setup. For some unknown reason it stopt working after adding the last backend.

                Same - Leverage Lawrence Systems for everything, BUT HAProxy. SystemaD video solved it, and I try to do the same and point people to this video. Wish he didn't stop posting.

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