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Add /stats to https configuration#5
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Signed-off-by: Karl <karl.hepworth@gmail.com>
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The stats page isn't present when haproxy isn't set up for https.
Though the container can be run to expose
80or443, the stats page will only be present when accessing via port80- assuming it is configured. If somebody is running exclusively on port443the stats page becomes unavailable - so the port would need to be reassigned independent of trying to access the stats page.This PR simply copies the configuration of http for the
/statspage for https.