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|CONSUL_ADDRESS |The address of a Consul instance used for storing proxy information and discovering running nodes. Multiple addresses can be separated with comma (e.g. 192.168.0.10:8500,192.168.0.11:8500).|Only in *default* mode||192.168.0.10:8500|
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|CONSUL_ADDRESS |The address of a Consul instance used for storing proxy information and discovering running nodes. Multiple addresses can be separated with comma (e.g. 192.168.0.10:8500,192.168.0.11:8500).|Only in the *default* mode||192.168.0.10:8500|
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|EXTRA_FRONTEND |Value will be added to the default `frontend` configuration.|No ||http-request set-header X-Forwarded-Proto https if { ssl_fc }|
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|LISTENER_ADDRESS |The address of the [Docker Flow: Swarm Listener](https://github.com/vfarcic/docker-flow-swarm-listener) used for automatic proxy configuration.|Only in *swarm* mode||swarm-listener|
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|PROXY_INSTANCE_NAME|The name of the proxy instance. Useful if multiple proxies are running inside a cluster|No|docker-flow|docker-flow|
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|MODE |Two modes are supported. The *default* mode should be used for general purpose. It requires a Consul instance and service data to be stored in it (e.g. through Registrator). The *swarm* mode is designed to work with new features introduced in Docker 1.12 and assumes that containers are deployed as Docker services (new Swarm).|No |default|swarm|
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|SERVICE_NAME |The name of the service. It must be the same as the value of the `--name` argument used to create the proxy service. Used only in the *swarm* mode.|No|proxy|my-proxy|
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|STATS_USER |Username for the statistics page ||admin |my-user|
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|STATS_PASS |Password for the statistics page ||admin |my-pass|
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|TIMEOUT_CONNECT |The connect timeout in seconds ||5 |3 |
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|TIMEOUT_CLIENT |The client timeout in seconds ||20 |5 |
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|TIMEOUT_SERVER |The server timeout in seconds ||20 |5 |
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|TIMEOUT_QUEUE |The queue timeout in seconds ||30 |10 |
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|TIMEOUT_HTTP_REQUEST|The HTTP request timeout in seconds ||5 |3 |
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|TIMEOUT_HTTP_KEEP_ALIVE|The HTTP keep alive timeout in seconds ||15 |10 |
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|USERS |A comma-separated list of credentials(<user>:<pass>) for HTTP basic auth, which applies to all the backend routes.|||user1:pass1,user2:pass2|
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|STATS_USER |Username for the statistics page |No|admin |my-user|
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|STATS_PASS |Password for the statistics page |No|admin |my-pass|
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|TIMEOUT_CONNECT |The connect timeout in seconds |No|5 |3 |
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|TIMEOUT_CLIENT |The client timeout in seconds |No|20 |5 |
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|TIMEOUT_SERVER |The server timeout in seconds |No|20 |5 |
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|TIMEOUT_QUEUE |The queue timeout in seconds |No|30 |10 |
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|TIMEOUT_HTTP_REQUEST|The HTTP request timeout in seconds |No|5 |3 |
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|TIMEOUT_HTTP_KEEP_ALIVE|The HTTP keep alive timeout in seconds |No|15 |10 |
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|USERS |A comma-separated list of credentials(<user>:<pass>) for HTTP basic auth, which applies to all the backend routes.|No||user1:pass1,user2:pass2|
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