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Robert_47833
Altostratus
Altostratusif,elseif,else, need help
when HTTP_REQUEST {
set uri [HTTP::path]
set queryString [URI::query [HTTP::uri]]
set port [TCP::local_port]
set srcIP [IP::client_addr]
if {$uri equals "/"}
{ HTTP::redirect "http://m.srwd32.com/mobile/" }
elseif
{$uri starts_with "/myaccountapi/myaccount"}
{ persist none
pool SRWD32-MYX }
else{ if {$uri starts_with "/mobile/auth" and $port != 443 }
{ HTTP::redirect "https://[HTTP::host][HTTP::uri]"
log local0. "here i am 1 [HTTP::uri]" }
else
{ persist none
SSL::disable serverside
pool SRWD32-STATIC
log local0. "here i am 2 [HTTP::uri]" } } }
there is some issue in this irule
how to change it
if $uri is / go to http://m.srwd32.com/mobile/
if $uri starts_with "/myaccountapi/myaccount go to pool SRWD32-MYX
if {$uri starts_with "/mobile/auth" and $port != 443 go to https://[HTTP::host][HTTP::uri]
for other go to pool SRWD32-STATIC
I know I have mixed up by the realation of if ,elseif,else,..xo if......
Help me ?
Michael_YatesNimbostratus
Hi jucao,
Try this and see if it works for what you are needing:when HTTP_REQUEST { switch -glob [ string tolower [HTTP::uri]] { "/" { HTTP::redirect "http://m.srwd32.com/mobile/" } "/myaccountapi/myaccount*" { persist none; pool SRWD32-MYX } } if { [[TCP::local_port clientside] != 443] && [[HTTP::uri] starts_with "/mobile/auth"] } { HTTP::redirect "https://[getfield [HTTP::host] ":" 1]/[HTTP::uri]" log local0. "here i am 1 [HTTP::uri]" } else { persist none SSL::disable serverside pool SRWD32-STATIC log local0. "here i am 2 [HTTP::uri]" } }- Michael_YatesThe "&" are &'s.
So it is & & (No Spaces). 
hooleylistCirrostratus
Hi Michael,
If you click Edit and then Save on your post the ampersands will be rendered correctly.
Aaron- Michael_YatesEvery time I have done that in the past it distorts the formatting of the entire post :-(
Robert_47833Thanks ,it seems switch works more effective than if.elseif,else,right?
Any ,I found issue with this irule ,esle should be put behind },maybe it is sensitive to the } position.
if {$uri equals "/"}
{ HTTP::redirect "http://m.srwd32.com/mobile/" }
elseif
{$uri starts_with "/myaccountapi/myaccount"}
{ persist none
pool SRWD32-MYX }
else{ if {$uri starts_with "/mobile/auth" and $port != 443 }
{ HTTP::redirect "https://[HTTP::host][HTTP::uri]"
log local0. "here i am 1 [HTTP::uri]"
}else
{ persist none
SSL::disable serverside
pool SRWD32-STATIC
log local0. "here i am 2 [HTTP::uri]" } } }- hooleylistI think the problem is with no spaces before or after the elses:
else{ if {$uri starts_with "/mobile/auth" and $port != 443 }
...
}else
If you put spaces before and after the else statements it should load. But yes, the switch statement should be more efficient than the if/elseif/.../else chain.
Aaron - Generally speaking we always encourage people to use switch over if/else chains where it makes sense. They're more efficient once you get past only a few if/else comparisons.
Colin
