'-registry.consul.register.enabled' does not seem to be respected

[jrasell]

I wish to disable the default Fabio registration in Consul in order to use my own health checks and from its description am trying to use the -registry.consul.register.enabled flag to do this. Within my Nomad job specification file I am supplying the flag:

args = [ "-registry.consul.register.enabled", "false"]

When submitting the job however, Fabio is configured with "Register": true, which is also reflected through the Consul UI which shows the service check Service 'fabio' check service:fabio-* registered.

Additional config:

"Addr": "localhost:8500",
            "Scheme": "https",
            "Token": "",
            "KVPath": "/fabio/config",
            "NoRouteHTMLPath": "/fabio/noroute.html",
            "TagPrefix": "urlprefix-",
            "Register": true,

[magiconair]

Try registry.consul.register.enabled=false — Frank Schröder

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On 15. Mar 2018, at 09:26, James Rasell ***@***.***> wrote: I wish to disable the default Fabio registration in Consul in order to use my own health checks and from its description am trying to use the -registry.consul.register.enabled flag to do this. Within my Nomad job specification file I am supplying the flag: args = [ "-registry.consul.register.enabled", "false"] When submitting the job however, Fabio is configured with "Register": true, which is also reflected through the Consul UI which shows the service check Service 'fabio' check service:fabio-* registered. Additional config: "Addr": "localhost:8500", "Scheme": "https", "Token": "", "KVPath": "/fabio/config", "NoRouteHTMLPath": "/fabio/noroute.html", "TagPrefix": "urlprefix-", "Register": true, — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[jrasell]

@magiconair thanks a lot, that does sort it. Thanks also for the project, I am a big fan of it!