Rereading your question, you are asking whether FTP protocol offers the
equivalent of x-forwarded-for http header.
The answer is, no, you can't accomplish what you are seeking. See
https://devcentral.f5.com/questions/how-to-insert-client-ip-address-in-tcp-profile-for-ftp-connections
and dozens of
using the built-in balancer-manager ui or curl to disable a balancer member
does not actually do anything.
command: /usr/bin/curl --silent --insecure -o /dev/null -XPOST '
https://localhost:443/balancer-manager?' -d b=home.monolith.on1.saasure.net
-d w=https://on1-lbmo01c.aue1t.internal -d
nonce=2
Hi Kamal,
You could look into keepalived.
This article is a decent (although old) guide:
https://backreference.org/2012/04/25/load-balancing-and-ha-for-multiple-applications-with-apache-haproxy-and-keepalived/
(You can ignore all the parts about HAProxy)
- Y
On Tue, Jul 31, 2018 at 8:22 AM kamal
Usually the proxy server is not aware of a low-level load balancer (ip
sprayer) in front of it, that's why you will not see Apache or
mod_proxy specifics.
IPVS/LVS (linux) or haproxy are options in this area.
On Tue, Jul 31, 2018 at 8:22 AM kamaljeet singh
wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I want to configure
Hi,
I want to configure two Apache mod_proxy servers in failover cluster with a
single backend web server.
Presently I have a single webserver (since it does not handle heavy workloads)
for which I plan to configure mod_proxy server. Since we will be relying
heavily on the proxy server to han
Hi Ranier Caravan,
Looks like this problem didn't go away.
To get symbols I had to first:
sudo debuginfo-install httpd
Then
sudo gdb -p PID
Several hundred apache forks are present so I selected random one
*(gdb) where*
#0 0x7f247f302f0d in poll () at ../sysdeps/unix/syscall-templat