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Copy Cookie Header with new Header Name
D_T I believe what you are trying to do is the following which will search for the cookie and then insert a new cookie with the same value as the old cookie and the header will have both the old and new cookie in it.
when HTTP_REQUEST {
if {[HTTP::header exists "old-cookie-name"]}{
HTTP::cookie insert name "new-cookie-name" value [HTTP::cookie value "old-cookie-name"]
}
}
This unfortunately does not appear to be doing the trick. Does this only work with response cookies?
- PauliusFeb 14, 2023MVP
D_T This would be on the request but you could try to change it to the response as well which would require replacing "HTTP_REQUEST" with "HTTP_RESPONSE" in the above iRule or you can combine them together. Please keep in mind that the values with "old-cookie-name" and "new-cookie-name" should be replaced with the cookie you are searching for, old-cookie-name and the new cookie name which is new-cookie-name in the example.
when HTTP_REQUEST priority 500 { if {[HTTP::header exists "old-cookie-name"]}{ HTTP::cookie insert name "new-cookie-name" value [HTTP::cookie value "old-cookie-name"] } } when HTTP_RESPONSE priority 500 { if {[HTTP::header exists "old-cookie-name"]}{ HTTP::cookie insert name "new-cookie-name" value [HTTP::cookie value "old-cookie-name"] } }
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