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Aurel
Cirrus
CirrusHTTP_REQUEST - invalid command name "1.1.1.1%1" while executing "$client_ip equals "2.2.2.2""
Hi guys, I try to do something that looks not difficult, but i'm really stucked. Any help is welcome.
I just want to check the remote client ip and push an ifile proxy.pac to him, and if not i want to push the default one.
I don't understand anything about how to post code there, with the autmatic html formating.Is it so complicated ?
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Steph_69890Nimbostratus
Are you using "Route Domains? If so, it's probably your error. Example from one of my irule; set userip [getfield [IP::client_addr] "%" 1] switch -glob -- $userip { "10.10.10.*" - "10.10.11.*" - "10.10.13.*" { Do what you want! } default { the default }}- Steph_69890Also, if you need to known the routing domain from an irule; [ROUTE::domain]
AurelHi Steph, i do use one RD.- AurelWell, i use the IP::remote_addr which do gather the ip address with the "%1". It seems to be a mistake in this line :
- Aurelwhen HTTP_REQUEST {
- Aurelset client_ip [IP::remote_addr]}
- Aurelif {[$client_ip equals "1.1.1.1"]} (this line!)
- Aurel{switch -glob [HTTP::uri] (etc...)
- Steph_69890Try to dump values [IP::remote_addr] and [IP::client_addr] into your local0.info log. Then try some connection and check your /var/log/ltm.
- AurelYes, Steph. I did that. The remote_addr value is my correct ip address with %1 at the end. (1.1.1.1%1). But TCL keep telling me that the command is invalid, while executing "client_ip equal "1.1.1.1""
