iRule that allows passing parameters

Hi,

 

 

Newbie here trying to figure things out. I have an iRule set as follows (condensed for brevity, actual paths removed for security):

 

 

when HTTP_REQUEST {

 

switch -glob [string tolower [HTTP::uri]] {

 

"/foo" { pool content_pool }

 

"/foo/*" { pool content_pool }

 

default { pool pool_main_site }

 

}

 

}

 

 

What I want is for all requests for "/foo" and "/foo/*" to go to the content_pool while everything else goes to the main pool. I originally had "/foo*" but then "/foobar" was getting routed as well, which I didn't want. This rule works fine except for one problem: when parameters are passed to "/foo" the request goes to the default pool. For example...

 

 

This does not route to the content pool but should:

 

http://example.com/foo?i=1

 

 

These work as expected (route to content pool):

 

http://example.com/foo

 

http://example.com/foo/page

 

http://example.com/foo/page?i=1

 

 

Note that all pages may or may not have parameters passed, and these URIs should always route to the content pool regardless.

 

 

Also note that I have about 10 pages/paths that I need to do this with, not just foo. So also let me know if there's a cleaner, better, easier way to say "these 10 pages, plus everything under them, with or without parameters."

 

 

Thanks in advance,

 

John