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I solved it without ACLs and a default backend. Now it works. Thanks for giving the hint that i don't need ACL at all :)
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18.7 Legacy Series / Help with HAproxy TCP connections
November 29, 2018, 11:37:24 AM
I am trying to set up a HAproxy connection. While i was successful with a frontend-backend-combination for HTTP and HTTPS, i am currently struggling with a plain TCP connection, so that can use SSH over HAproxy (for git clone operations).
I have set up both frontend and backend to TCP and combined it with a role which checks for the appropriate host name. The frontend is configured to the right port. However, although a simple telnet to the public port is successful , a SSH connection fails. This also happens for a MySQL connection i also want to set up as a HAproxy TCP connection.
I am no HAproxy expert, so maybe it's just a little option i have overseen. Here's a link to the generated configuration: https://pastebin.com/8QAQQ2pA
I think it has something to do with the hostname-matching ACL, but i do not know for sure. Maybe someone else has an idea?
I have set up both frontend and backend to TCP and combined it with a role which checks for the appropriate host name. The frontend is configured to the right port. However, although a simple telnet to the public port is successful , a SSH connection fails. This also happens for a MySQL connection i also want to set up as a HAproxy TCP connection.
I am no HAproxy expert, so maybe it's just a little option i have overseen. Here's a link to the generated configuration: https://pastebin.com/8QAQQ2pA
I think it has something to do with the hostname-matching ACL, but i do not know for sure. Maybe someone else has an idea?
