Irule - For redirection

Hello

I would use path instead of uri as you are only interested in a specific part of the uri. When you are not sure of what the objects are containing, you can always print them and check the /var/log/ltm and see how your iRule did behave. Be sure that the iRule is correctly applied to your VIP.

To print logs use the following

log local0. "my iRule is working"
set uri [HTTP::uri]
  log local0. $uri
`

You also use "contains" and to match the host or other elements. In general it looks legit what you did.

`when HTTP_REQUEST {
 if { (([string tolower [HTTP::host]] equals "www.test.com") and ([string tolower [HTTP::path]] contains "/fanta-manager"))} {
      HTTP::redirect "https://www2.test.com/scommesse" 
 } 

}

Take out the semi colons also.

Very important is to check the logs and you will very quickly see what the problem is.

Hope it helps

Cheers

You are trying to redirect an anchor tag (), but this isn't possible. The the anchor tag is never sent as part of the HTTP request by any browser, it is only interpreted locally within the browser.

Also see: https://devcentral.f5.com/questions/missing-anchor-from-redirect

As already stated anchor tags are not passed to the web server so the F5 will not see them, the solution proposed is to use a STREAM profile and update the link in the HTML instead of doing a redirect.

Not tested this iRule but generally this should look for the text

!/fanta-manager

https://www2.test.com/scommesse

e.g. the link in the HTML might be

when HTTP_REQUEST {
  set streamFlg false
  STREAM::disable
  
  if { ([string tolower [HTTP::host]] eq "www.test.com") and ([string tolower [HTTP::uri]] eq "/promotion.jsp")} {
    set streamFlg true
  } 
}

when HTTP_RESPONSE {
  if {$streamFlg} {
    STREAM::expression {@!/fanta-manager@https://www2.test.com/scommesse@}
    STREAM::enabled
  }
}