irule - syntax error, what is wrong with my irule?

Hi Maciej,

Try using 'elseif' instead of 'else if'.

Best regards,

Niels

Hello,

It's even better to use the switch/case instead of if elseif else.

Thank you very much Niels and Yann

Hi,

this irule may help you to manage pool assignment in a array:

when RULE_INIT {
    array set static::V1_P_NSIVM {
        "212.222.10.211%1" V1_P_NSIVMQ1
        "212.222.10.212%1" V1_P_NSIVMQ2
        "212.222.10.213%1" V1_P_NSIVMQ3
    }
}

when HTTP_REQUEST {
    if {[info exists static::V1_P_NSIVM([IP::client_addr])] && ([active_members $static::V1_P_NSIVM([IP::client_addr])] == 1 )} {
        pool $static::V1_P_NSIVM([IP::client_addr])
    }
        else pool V1_P_NSIVMQ1-3
    }
}

Or if you create a pool with only one member, you can assign pool member in the irule instead (with this irule, the pool V1_P_NSIVMQ1-3 may be assigned to the VS):

when RULE_INIT {
    array set static::V1_P_NSIVM {
        "212.222.10.211%1" {1.1.1.1 80}
        "212.222.10.212%1" {1.1.1.2 80}
        "212.222.10.213%1" {1.1.1.3 80}
    }
}

when HTTP_REQUEST {
    set default_pool [LB::server pool]
    if {[info exists static::V1_P_NSIVM([IP::client_addr])]} {
        set member(ip) [lindex $static::V1_P_NSIVM([IP::client_addr]) 0]
        set member(port) [lindex $static::V1_P_NSIVM([IP::client_addr]) 1]
        if { [LB::status pool $default_pool member $member(ip) $member(port)] eq "up" }} {
            pool $default_pool member $member(ip) $member(port)
        }
        unset member
    }
    unset default_pool
}