httplog | Monitor actively written-to HTTP log files | HTTP library

I would like to print some log messages from the external check script of HAPROXY to rsyslog. For now, I use “echo” in my external-check.sh script but it does not show up the echo messages. It only shows the haproxy log messages. Is that possible?

The content of haproxy.cfg:

I have a sample app running in a kubernetes cluster with 3 replicas. I am exposing the app with type=LoadBalancer using metallb.

The external ip issued is 10.10.10.11

When I run curl 10.10.10.11 I get a different pod responding for each request as you would expect from round robin. This is the behaviour I want.

I have now setup HAProxy with a backend pointing to 10.10.10.11, however each time I access the HAProxy frontend, I get the same node responding to each request. If I keep refreshing I intermittently get different pods, sometimes after 20 refreshes, sometimes after 50+ refreshes. I have tried clearing my browser history, but that has no effect.

I assume it is my HAProxy config which is the cause the problem, perhaps caching? but I have not configured any caching. I am a HAProxy newbie, so I might be missing something.

Here is my HAProxy config.

I have tried both mode tcp and mode http, but both give the same result (the same pod responding to each request)

i am beginner in flutter . i have a probleme firebase auth with email work on all phones and emulators but on my new samsung phone it doesn't . here is the error message

I'm having trouble enabling logging for a ServiceStack.JsonServiceClient. I'm working from the documentation Capture HTTP Headers in .NET Service Clients but I must be missing something becasue I'm only ever getting an empty string.

Here's my code:

I'm creating a mobile application where users will select the video from the list and play. So I have built two widgets in a flutter, one for displaying a video list from a certain URL and the other one for playing a video when the user clicks the video from the list. I'm stacking on the way of dynamic picking URL from the list widget, I have tried to setState in the BuildContext method but does not seem to work. I have tried to initialize the video player inside a build method but does not work instead I get "(HTTPLog)-Static: isSBSettingEnabled false" and continue looping without ending I'm looking for anyways of getting these variables I sent through the "Navigator pushNamed" method from the video list page before the player initialized. or anything else which can help

I saw this answer 'https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56262655/flutter-get-passed-arguments-from-navigator-in-widgets-states-initstate' but I could not understand since I'm new to a flutter, i decided to ask again my be I can get a good answer

Thanks in advance!

I use the video_player flutter package and below are my code:

I have a haproxy-ingress (v0.13.5, default helm setup) in an aws hosted kubernetes cluster (v1.21.2-eks-06eac09) and a single service/deployment. The service is up and running and can be called via curl successfully and the haproxy stats page shows a green backend with the correct ip. Everything looks good to me, but if I call the url I get the default 404 backend unless I configure a default backend with the same service. This brings me to the conclusion that there must be some problem with the host or path mapping, right?. Is there an error in my configuration or is the problem somewhere else?

This is my ingress resource:

I'm new to this whole thing, so please be nice...

I'm using HAProxy as a proxy for multiple things, but the issue that keeps coming back is that I want to use a proxy to connect to a Mariadb Galera cluster. I'm using keepalived to assign a virtual IP, on which the proxy should then listen and balance the connections to the databases. Current status is:

3 machines, each running a set of (slightly modified, only the necesary stuff) keepalived, HAProxy and MariaDB (with Galera enabled).

Their IPs are 10.0.0.1, 10.0.0.2 and 10.0.0.3, virtual IP assigned by keepalived is 10.0.0.9.

HAProxy listens on 3310, then balances to 3306 to the other machines (since the machines running HAProxy also run the database, that's why I use non-default port).

ISSUE: I'm using a no-password test user "lol" with no privileges, connecting from 10.0.0.1 (which also has 10.0.0.9 assigned atm). I'll post the rest below.

I have a .NET Core 3.1 Application that's hosting REST services and I'm incorporating the SAP Connector utilities for some of the endpoints. I'm on Windows 10.

I'm running into an error through one of the endpoints when establishing new RfcConfigParameters by doing RfcConfigParameters parameters = new RfcConfigParameters()

The error trace is as follows:

I am experimenting with a controller endpoint that looks like this: