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JAIME_QUIROGA_1's avatar
JAIME_QUIROGA_1
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Jul 23, 2014

CHANGE THE HOST NAME IF THE CONNECT IS A POOL MEMBER

Hi   I need to change the hostname for "server1" if the connect is a pool member X and "server2" if the pool member is Y. In this case the client set the URL http://caso.com/ejemplo and the sessio...
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Kevin_Stewart's avatar
Kevin_Stewart
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Jul 25, 2014

There's probably a few things going on here:

 

  1. In versions of v10 (not sure when it changed) the HTTP::uri command does not update the filter cache to show the new value. So if you set a new value with HTTP::uri, and then go and read it with HTTP::uri, you'll get the original value. The URI is still changing for the traffic itself though. You can get around this in your logging by setting and using a variable instead.

     

  2. I would add a log statement at the beginning of your HTTP_REQUEST event to show the actual URI request. You may not be catching it because it's not what you think it is.