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Brian,
The simplest solution, and the one I would implement, is to reserve a special
URL for the ldirectord HTTP(80) check. This URL should not be matched by your
301 redirect configuration, but rather just return a HTTP 200 response. This
would make sure the check knows whether your HTTP-server is online. Then, like
you already did, you make a check for HTTPS in the same way.
Now, when director checks your servers, it won't encounter the 301.
> How can I get my http traffic on 80 always routed to https on 443 with LVS?
You should not be doing that. You should let the web server decide where
invalid/unwanted request should be redirected. If you are going to route 80 too
443 your in a whole new world of trouble. You don't want to use
https://example.com:80/ for your encrypted traffic right? That makes no sense.
Met vriendelijke groet,
Samy Ascha
> Brian,
>
> LVS operates at Layer 4 and therefore has no capability to do Layer 7
> re-directs.
> You would need to use HAProxy (or preferably your application cluster to do
> it.)
>
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>
>
> On 24 July 2013 04:36, Brian <ba221400@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> Thanks Samy. I am not sure what you mean though--I'm not doing anything
>> specific to ldirectord with the 301. I'm simply doing a redirect with my
>> web server to send http to https.
>>
>> I'm still stuck on this one. Does anyone have experience routing their http
>> traffic to https with lvs?
>>
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>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Malcolm Turnbull.
>
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