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AltocumulusF5 Policy using replace with TCL
solved as tcl[HTTP::uri "/ICTDesktop[HTTP::uri]"]
ps: also tcl[HTTP::path "/ICTDesktop[HTTP::path]"] works
MVPArlindT This might do what you want, this is also assuming I understood the situation.
when HTTP_REQUEST priority 500 {
if {[HTTP::host] == "ictservice.it"} {
if {[[string tolower [HTTP::uri]] == "/some_text/etc"} {
HTTP::uri [string map {"/some_text/etc" "/ICTDesktop/some_text/etc"}[HTTP::uri]]
pool POOL_your_pool
}
}
}
Altocumulusi was thinking something like that
tcl:[
set old_path [HTTP::path]
set new_path /ICTdesktop${old_path}
string map [list "$old_path" "$new_path"] [HTTP::uri]
]
- Paulius
ArlindT I don't believe this would work well with a string map because a string map works off of a static value being changed to another static value. What is the reason behind having to insert the "/ICTdesktop" into the path? This might be something that is better taken care of on the server side and letting the client see the path rather than attempting to hide it from the client.
- ArlindT
we had this request to balance:
node1/ICTdesktop
node2/ICTdesktop
pool1( node1 + node2) -> policy ictservice.it/variable_path
the requester want ictservice.it/variable_path
to be processed as ictservice.it/ICTdesktop/variable_path
you think this is better to be done Server side, or can be done also F5 side?
