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traefik.enable=stack, traefik.alias.fqdn=foo.bar.com needs to be documented better #115

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Theaxiom opened this issue Sep 10, 2018 · 1 comment
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traefik.enable=stack, traefik.alias.fqdn=foo.bar.com needs to be documented better #115

Theaxiom opened this issue Sep 10, 2018 · 1 comment

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Theaxiom commented Sep 10, 2018 •
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Currently using the latest version of the traefik active load balancer and those labels are no longer working. I can only create rules by passing frontend rules as container labels.

UPDATE: They work when I set integration to external, I believe the documentation needs to be made more clear around that point, thanks!
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I found out the solution to this problem, I think the documentation needs to be a bit more clear, per this issue: #54

@Theaxiom Theaxiom changed the title traefik.enable=stack, traefik.alias.fqdn=foo.bar.com labels no longer working traefik.enable=stack, traefik.alias.fqdn=foo.bar.com needs to be documented better Sep 11, 2018
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