Hey, this will work for sure. But to make a proper fix, we would need to do the following:

• the variable HAPROXY_MASTER_CLI actually returns values separated by ;, in the future there could be multiple of those, so we need to spilt the string by ;
• we need to iterate through it and find the one with unix@ prefix as we currently only work with unix stats sockets, check if it works and use it

With this logic we would be safe that any other sockets, or types of sockets added to the env variable won't break our parsing and we will always use the one we actually need.

I would also like to add that this code (not the PR itself) would override the haproxyOptions.MasterRuntime even if the environment variable is not set:

because misc.IsUnixSocket returns true for empty strings:

So if someone tries to set the MasterRuntime with the--master-runtime/-m flag or haproxy.master_runtime in the config file that value will be overwritten with an empty string

I guess it relies on the fact that HAPROXY_MASTER_CLI is always set when HAPROXY_MWORKER is set but I don't know if that's a safe assumption

Hey, this will work for sure. But to make a proper fix, we would need to do the following:

* the variable `HAPROXY_MASTER_CLI` actually returns values separated by `;`, in the future there could be multiple of those, so we need to spilt the string by `;`

* we need to iterate through it and find the one with `unix@` prefix as we currently only work with unix stats sockets, check if it works and use it

With this logic we would be safe that any other sockets, or types of sockets added to the env variable won't break our parsing and we will always use the one we actually need.

Okay. How should then the haproxyOptions.MasterRuntime be set for more the one socket?

@georgijd-form3 is right, the IsUnixSocket should be improved to properly check whether the string is unix@, we should check wheter the exists also.

If we have multiple sockets set, we should use the first one that is valid. As it is good enough for what we need it for.

@mjuraga

If we have multiple sockets set, we should use the first one that is valid. As it is good enough for what we need it for.

Looks like there is a code which checks if the socket is usable.

maybe there is something similar to canUseMasterSocketReload or can this function be used to check if a master socket is usable?

Hi everyone,

Any updates on this?