How to combine 2 iRules

You could simply move the if-statement from the second rule into the first rule. However, there's a non-conditional "reject" command in the first rule that will reject all requests. Is this intentional?

rule 1:

when HTTP_REQUEST { 

    if { [HTTP::host] equals "www.webpage.com" } { 

        if { [HTTP::path] starts_with "/access/" } { 

            log local0. "host=[HTTP::host] path=[HTTP::path] action=allow" return 

        } 

    } 

    log local0. "host=[HTTP::host] path=[HTTP::path] action=reject" 

    reject 

}

Thanks!

I need the iRule to just allow URL: www.webpage.com/access/.....client_id=connection

And reject all if it doesn't have host, www.webpage.com, URI, /access and string cleint_id=connection within the URL.

Another words, I'm just allowing 1 URL.

I tried moving the if statement but I got error messages.

Arie - Thanks, I was able to move the if statement

This should do it, then:

when HTTP_REQUEST { 

    if { ( [HTTP::query] contains "client_id=connection" ) && ( [HTTP::path] starts_with "/access/" ) && ( [HTTP::host] equals "www.webpage.com" ) } { 

        log local0. "uri=[HTTP::uri] action=allow" 

    } else {

        log local0.  "Rejected"

        reject

    }

}

Better:

when HTTP_REQUEST { 

    if { !( [HTTP::query] contains "client_id=connection" && [HTTP::path] starts_with "/access/" && [HTTP::host] equals "www.webpage.com" ) } { 

        reject

    }

}

Worked perfectly Arie - Thanks so much!!

Sure...... but not sure how to do that but I'm assuming you mean to click the 'Check mark'?