Re: Binding by Hostname

Hi Chris

This would do what I want, expcet the timeout client directive does not work within a backend block. :-(

I tried it just in case, and in the config you suggest it uses the default client timeout for all connections.

Laurie

On 19 April 2010 10:43, Chris Sarginson <chris#sargy.co.uk> wrote:

> Laurie Young wrote:
>
>>
>> But could not make this work, first because the hostname was not
>> resolvable - but then only one fronted could bind. (is this because only
>> one socket to port 80 can be opened)
>>
>> Then I tried something like
>> frontend all
>> bind :80
>> acl is_long hdr_dom(Host) -i longtimeout
>> timeout client 5000
>> timeout client 86400000 if is_long
>>
>> but this also didn't seem to work (all connections had a timeout of 5000)
>>
>
> If you set these up as seperate backends, you can specify the timeouts in
> there,
>
> EG:
>
>
> frontend all
> bind :80
> acl is_long hdr_dom(Host) -i longtimeout
> use_backend shorttimeout if !is_long
> use_backend longtimeout if is_long
>
>
> backend shorttimeout
> timeout client 5000
> server srv1 srv1:80
> server srv2 srv2:80
>
> backend longtimeout
> timeout client 86400000
> server srv1 srv1:80
> server srv2 srv2:80
>
> I think this should do what you need.
>
> Chris
>

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