Add "http://" in HTTP response

Ok, then your first rule should work, with a few modifications

 

 

when HTTP_REQUEST {
  if { not ([HTTP::uri] starts_with "http") } {
    HTTP::uri "http://[HTTP::uri]"
  }
}

 

 

The TCL concat command concatenates two lists and the resulting value will be space delimited. Also, enclosing the "http://" in brackets should result in a runtime error because you are telling the code to run the "http://" command which doesn't exist.

 

 

I've just avoided the overhead of the temporary variable and created the concatenated string directly in the HTTP::uri command statement.

 

 

If this still doesn't work, then I'd suggest throwing some log statements in to verify that the "if" condition is met and that the "HTTP::uri" command is actaully getting called. If that is happening and you still aren't seeing the correct GET request on the backend server, then you'll probably have to contact F5 Technical Support to get further assitance.

 

 

-Joe