about i-rule sorry page configuration

Hello Ito Taka,

 

 

You could probably base64 encode the contents of the maint.index.html.class file in the same way that the article describes encoding the image contents. You could then use b64decode in the iRule to send back the unencoded content.

 

 

Aaron

hi.

 

Aaron

 

 

thank you for your advice.

 

 

i changed the i-rule in maker sample url.

 

 

"/index.html" { HTTP::respond 200 content [lindex $::maint_index_html 0] "Content-Type" "text/html" }

 

-->

 

"/index.html" { HTTP::respond 200 content [b64decode [lindex $::maint_index_html 0]] "Content-Type"

 

 

"text/html" }

 

 

http://devcentral.f5.com/Default.aspx?tabid=120&articleType=ArticleView&articleId=249

 

 

 

 

and did b64 encode all content of maint.index.html.class by the following url.

 

 

http://www.opinionatedgeek.com/dotnet/tools/Base64Encode/Default.aspx

 

 

 

 

but b load error ..

 

 

[root@fsl01-L:Active] class b load

 

 

Reading configuration from /config/bigip_base.conf.

 

Reading configuration from /usr/bin/monitors/builtins/base_monitors.conf.

 

Reading configuration from /config/profile_base.conf.

 

Reading configuration from /config/daemon.conf.

 

Reading configuration from /config/bigip.conf.

 

Reading configuration from /config/bigip_local.conf.

 

Loading the configuration ...

 

BIGpipe: class creation error:

 

01070627:3: The string class external file (/var/class/maint.index.html.class) has an invalid

 

 

format.

 

 

i had mistaken ??

Can you check the format of the class file? The format for the /var/class/maint.index.html.class file should be double quote base64 encoded string double quote comma:

 

 

"base64_encoded_string",

 

 

Aaron

hi.

 

 

i did b64 encode all html file, but b load error.

 

 

"....." ----> gdfgdgjgdjfbjb...

 

b64

 

 

 

i did b64 encode a part of html file, but b load error too.

 

 

""..."" ----> jrgtjxjxb...

 

b64

 

 

 

do you know what is missing ?

 

 

and

 

 

my i-rule is ok ?

Can you base64 encode the HTML and then add a double quote to the beginning of the base64 encoded string and at the end. Then add a comma after the second double quote:

 

 

test

 

->

 

PGh0bWw+dGVzdDwvaHRtbD4=

 

->

 

"PGh0bWw+dGVzdDwvaHRtbD4=",

 

 

Aaron

You could try Kirk Bauer's generator...Click here

 

 

Install the perl script on your LTM, run it, answer a few questions, and all the configuration is taken care of for you.

I was able to get the page and one image..The issue for me is that the background images are not getting created as classes and it is not displaying the background images in the sorry webpage..Any quick help regarding this is very much appreciated.

What version did you download?

The issue for me is that the background images are not getting created as classes and it is not displaying the background images in the sorry webpagecan you attach the background image here? i just want to try.

Also I have been using the v2.2 of this script.