12031 error

 

Sorry I should be been more specific. I want to keep the global_URL to be a 1 (the same) for all subsequent requests on the same TCP connection.

 

The logic is this (read comments):

 

 

set global_URL 0 set global variable to 0

 

if { ([HTTP::uri] contains "/solutioncenter") } {

 

set global variable flag for any old solutioncenter URL

 

set global_URL 1 if the initial request URI is an old URL then do a 301 re-direct to our new homepage URL which is "http://www.qad.com/erp/x+y ...."

 

HTTP::respond 301 Location [string map {"/solutioncenter" "/erp"} "[HTTP::uri]"]

 

return

 

} elseif { ([HTTP::uri] contains "+") or ([HTTP::uri] contains "action.process") or ([HTTP::host] equals "outside.qad.com") } { else URI contains a "+" characther then return

 

return

 

 

... when it is redirected in the 1st if statement to "http://www.qad.com/erp/x+y ...." then it will hit the second elseif

 

because of the "+" sign in the URI, but by now, the global_URL will be set to 0 due to the global variable set at the

 

begginging of HTTP_Request.

 

 

.. The reason why I want the global_URL to be 1 is because I do a check at the bottom of HTTP_RESPONSE. IF the global_URL is NOT 1, then it will never execute the else if.

 

 

 

when HTTP_RESPONSE {

 

if { ([HTTP::status] starts_with "3") } {

 

set newRedir [string map {"/portal/site" "" } [HTTP::header Location]]

 

HTTP::header replace Location $newRedir

 

log local0. "301 re-direct Header: $newRedir"

 

return

 

} elseif { ([HTTP::status] contains "404") and ($global_URL == 1) } {

 

HTTP::respond 301 Location "http:[HTTP::host]/erp/"

 

log local0. "404 error re-direct to erp homepage from solutioncenter"

 

return

 

}

 

}

 

 

I hope that clarified my issue.

 

 

Thank you.

 

 

Regards,

 

TRX