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darrenclegg_199
Oct 06, 2011Nimbostratus
HTTPS repond
I have the following irule set up for our websites and it is working fine for HTTP but when the user tries the HTTPS site they just get Internet explorer cannot display the web page
when HTTP_REQUEST {
if { not ([string tolower [HTTP::host]] eq "")
}
{
drop
HTTP::respond 200 content\
"Wrong URL entered!You have been redirected to the wrong site." "Content-Type" "text/html"
How can I set up the rule to give the HTTP responce on HTTPS sites
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- why do u need to use drop command?
[root@iris:Active] config b virtual bar list virtual bar { destination 172.28.17.33:https ip protocol tcp rules myrule profiles { clientssl { clientside } http {} tcp {} } } [root@iris:Active] config b rule myrule list rule myrule { when HTTP_REQUEST { HTTP::respond 200 content \ "Wrong URL entered!You have been redirected to the wrong site." "Content-Type" "text/html" } } [root@iris:Active] config curl -ik https://172.28.17.33 HTTP/1.0 200 OK Content-Type: text/html Server: BigIP Connection: Keep-Alive Content-Length: 61 Wrong URL entered!You have been redirected to the wrong site.
- I don't know why I need the drop command. I am new to irules and have only written 2. The rule works for HTTP sites so I kept it as it is. It won't give the reponse for HTTPS sites
- interesting... client still gets response even having drop command in http virtual but it does not in case of https virtual.
- CR77235 use drop command on the request event didn't see connection to be dropped
- removing the drop command works a treat thanks nitass
hi everyone , this is example for http redirect with respond 302 custom header : example `text` when HTTP_REQUEST { if { [LB::server addr] eq "" }{ eval [LB::select] } switch [LB::server addr] { "IP1" { HTTP::respond 302 Location "[https://a.x.domain.com](https://a.x.domain.com)[HTTP::uri]" \ Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*" } "IP2" { HTTP::respond 302 Location "[https://b.x.domain.com](https://b.x.domain.com)[HTTP::uri]" \ Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*" } "IP3" { HTTP::respond 302 Location "[https://c.x.domain.com](https://c.x.domain.com)[HTTP::uri]" \ Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*" } "IP4" { HTTP::respond 302 Location "[https://d.x.domain.com](https://d.x.domain.com)[HTTP::uri]" \ Access-Control-Allow-Origin "*" } } }
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