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cerpika_14370
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Aug 12, 2010

iRule to send a cookie with every HTTP request

Cookie persistence in v10.2 will only send a cookie back to the client with the first http request/response of the connection. Subsequent requests/responses will not get a cookie sent back. This is a ...
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naladar_65658
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Aug 13, 2010
Sorry had to post this in two separate posts...

If you want to just set the timeout value of your cookie to zero, then something like this should work (not sure of the 10.2 syntax): 

 
 when HTTP_REQUEST { 
 set persistence cookie insert "insert-cookie-name" "0d 00:00:00" }

Just wondering, but could you fill me in on why the cookie needs to be sent to the client every time? Just curious about the application that you are using and why it works like that. Hope one of those helps.