HAproxy 1.8.0
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1.8.1 :)
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I intend to wait for 1.8.2.
If you really cant wait compile 1.8.1 yourself or use this one in the mean time.?: http://piba-nl.nl/files/haproxy1.8.1-withdebugsymbols/ can install the haproxy and openssl packages with "pkg add -f <url packagefile.txz="">" but remember to remove them eventually when the 'official' package becomes available..
Anyhow 1.8.1 still has a fair share of issues and it probably wont be long until 1.8.2 gets released.. (and i don't want to ask netgate staff every week for a updated ports tree, knowing it wont be stable anyhow..)</url> -
1.8.3 :)
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And the day after that release again some issues jumped up :(, i guess it will never be perfect.
Ill try and get 1.8.3 pulled, that should at least be 'way better' than the current 1.8.0..Thanks for the bump ;)
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Sure :)
Well .3 is quite OK, at least for me.
You know that one: https://i.imgur.com/HTisMpC.jpg :) -
Ok 1.8.3 got pulled in :) including a few webgui improvements.. Give it a try.?
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Hi!
Thanks!
Installed it, working just fine.
Trying to configure http/2 for my exchange 2016 on server 2016… It does not work yet, I think it was mentioned somwhere that haproxy can`t deal with http/2 backend just yet? -
I think your right about that h2 on frontend only for the moment.
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1.8.4 full of bugfixes :)
Finally, this one should be really stable :) -
1.8.5 :)
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Agreed :), 1.8.5 should be really really stable ;)
Give me a few days ill try and get that in.
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Sure thanks!
Will try it out :)
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Well 1.8.6 will likely be out in a week or so, 1.8.5 has some little buggers.. lets wait for that..
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You were correct. 1.8.6 is out :)
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And now 'haproxy-1.8.7' has just arrived upstream.. Now i expect/hope it will stick to that for a while.
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Okay 0.56 haproxy-devel package with 1.8.7 is available now through normal pfSense packages.
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Thanks it works
2 deploys around 40 websites… -
Hi PiBa!
I have weird situation since upgrade…
Haproxy hits 100% cpu usage on 2 specific backends.
One is qbittorrent and other Nextcloud. Page loads partially and after a minute or so page is fully loaded and haproxy usage goes to normal.
Other backends have no such issue.
Any idea from top of the head?Thanks!
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Not really any good ideas a.t.m. struggling with a other issue myself where a page using NTLM authentication just fails to load at all.. For me the 'workaround' of using the option 'nokqueue' in global settings fixes that issue. Can you try that? Though kqueue 'should' perform better.. Can you report back if that indeed 'fixes' it?
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Hi!
Thanks, that fixed it completley!
Whats up with that?