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NimbostratusAny ideas for [HTTP::path] eq "/"
Hi,
What is the function for [HTTP::path] eq "/". If below iRule without [HTTP::path] eq "/" internet browser display status code 302.
when HTTP_REQUEST {
if { ([HTTP::host] equals "abc.domain.test.com") and ([HTTP::path] eq "/")} {
HTTP::redirect http://[HTTP::host]/snoop
} elseif {([HTTP::host] equals "xyz.domain.test.com") and ([HTTP::path] eq "/")} {
HTTP::redirect http://[HTTP::host]/hello
}
}
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
2 Replies
hoolioCirrostratus
Hello,
The iRule you have listed will check if the host matches abc.domain.test.com and the path (URI without the query string) is the root object (/). If so, a 302 redirect to the same host and a URI of /snoop will be sent.
Are you wanting to change the rule, or just understand what it's doing?
Aaron- The rule will only perform the desired redirects if the path equals "/". If you have something else in the URI following the domain, it won't redirect. Perhaps that's the confusion you're having?
Colin
