Its about haproxy

[rezgui]

Dear all,

i installed e haproxy  in my pfsense my problem was when i acced to http://ip-pfsense/haproxy?stats  i have 404 not found

the test for the configuration file

haproxy -c -V -f /var/etc/haproxy.cfg

Configuration file is valid

start
sh /usr/local/etc/rc.d/haproxy.sh start
Starting haproxy.
but when i see the status ihave

sh /usr/local/etc/rc.d/haproxy.sh status
haproxy is not running.

this my configuration

global
        maxconn                100
        uid                    80
        gid                    80
        nbproc                  1
        chroot                  /var/empty
        daemon

listen WEBHA
        bind                    0.0.0.0:80
        mode                    http
        log                    global
        option                  dontlognull
        option                  httpclose
        option                  forwardfor
        maxconn                100
        clitimeout              30000
        balance                roundrobin
        contimeout              30000
        srvtimeout              30000
        retries                3
        stats                  enable
        stats                  uri /haproxy?stats
        stats                  realm  Haproxy\ Statistics
        stats                  auth admin:mypassword
        stats                  refresh 10
        server                  web1 198.252.206.140:80  check inter 1000 weight 1

thanks in adance

[PiBa]

i would advice to use haproxy-devel package, it has all and more options, and works rather good imho, also make sure to disable webgui port 80 "WebGUI redirect" in advanced pfsense options as it might be lighttpd that replies instead of haproxy.?. Then check in diagnostics/sockets that haproxy is running and the only one listening on :80

[rezgui]

how to disable wbgui port?
have you  please a tutorial for haproxy?
thanks

[PiBa]

To disable webgui redirect go to: System: Advanced: Admin Access , then check the 'Disable webConfigurator redirect rule' checkbox.

I don't have a tutorial.. But if you click around a bit it shouldnt be that hard to figure most things out..

Frontent listens on a ip:port for incomming connections, then uses a backend that contains the webservers to loadbalance between.
Using multiple shared frontends you can use acl's to add to the existing ip:port and send traffic to a different backend, for example when www.domain.com needs to be handled by a different backend&servers than mail.domain.com , while still listening on 1 port.