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Walter_WorkAcct
Altostratus
AltostratusConvert .htaccess rewrite rules to iRule
Literally trying to copy this logic into an irule and struggling with the translation: Is not a regular file:RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f Is not a regular directory:RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FIL...
Hi Walter_WorkAcct...using the htaccess tester, here's a before/after example:
- Original URL: https://test.domain.local/http-path?k1=v1
- Rewritten URL: https://test.domain.local/index.php?p=http-path&k1=v1
The first two rewrite conditions are apache specific for local implementation and should be fine to ignore, but ignoring the favicon needs to be addressed. This results in an iRule that could look something like this (untested, might need adjustment):
when HTTP_REQUEST { set uri [string tolower [HTTP::uri]] if { not (($uri ne "/favicon.ico") or [string match apple-touch-icon*.png $uri]) } { HTTP::uri /index.php?p=[string range $uri 1 end] } }
JRahm
Admin
AdminHi Walter_WorkAcct...using the htaccess tester, here's a before/after example:
- Original URL: https://test.domain.local/http-path?k1=v1
- Rewritten URL: https://test.domain.local/index.php?p=http-path&k1=v1
The first two rewrite conditions are apache specific for local implementation and should be fine to ignore, but ignoring the favicon needs to be addressed. This results in an iRule that could look something like this (untested, might need adjustment):
when HTTP_REQUEST {
set uri [string tolower [HTTP::uri]]
if { not (($uri ne "/favicon.ico") or [string match apple-touch-icon*.png $uri]) } {
HTTP::uri /index.php?p=[string range $uri 1 end]
}
}