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@feurix Is this project dead? If so I'd volunteer to take ownership of it. There's at least one useful active PR (#7 for Python 3 support) and a couple of the issues could use some love as well, but the last (code) activity is over 4 years ago.

I see you're also the maintainer of the Debian package, and I'm not sure what other distros this tool is in, but I suppose those would come with the territory.

I use hatop almost daily and find it incredibly useful, and I'm certain I'm not alone there!

The URL is not working http://hatop.googlecode.com/files/hatop-0.7.7.tar.gz
Is there an alternative URL to download hatop?

Hi,
it will be much more easier if hatop will have a config file like .my.cnf.
Where user can specify socket location, instead of adding that as a parameter to command.

Hi:
I'm xin, from China, a python developer in SUSE.
I have three questions about hatop:

1. Is hatop project still in maintain?
2. Is hatop project compatible for HaProxy 1.8+? Will keep evolving?
3. Does hatop want to support python3?
   If yes, I probably could help to contribute.

Best regards,
xin

Currently HAPROXY_STAT_MAX_SERVICES is hardcoded at 100. This is fine for most use cases but I've got a few HAProxy instances with >100 backend services, so with this setting as-is hatop is very limited. To work around this I've manually edited the binary to support 500 services, and in my experience the performance and functionality remains the same (or perhaps a little slower on the larger instances, but still usable).

I'd like to suggest either including this as an optional flag to the command-line, or perhaps just increasing it to a larger number like 500.

Pretty great tool. Is there a way to sort the backends/frontends by a column ? eg. BIN/BOUT etc