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CLOUD-4195 do not return haproxy ingress network #160
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* Adds option for turning off basic auth for selected services (#154) * Allow a service to be configured as failover for another service in the same backend (#120) * Added support for hot-failover mode * Updated README * Add ability to pass hashed password credentials to HAproxy. (#107) * Remove DHE-RSA-AES128-SHA from SSL_BIND_CIPHERS (#103) * fixed tests error by PRs * do not return haproxy ingress network (#160) * fix the error introduced by EXCLUDE_BASIC_AUTH * bump version
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If a application publishes any port in docker v1.13, haproxy script picks the container address in ingress network, causing a network failure.
Related to #157