Logging when there are multiple threads from one host

when RULE_INIT {
  array set ::customer_sourceip { }
}

when HTTP_REQUEST { 

if { [HTTP::request_num] > 20 } then { 
  if { ([info exists ::customer_sourceip([IP::client_addr])]) } { 
        incr ::customer_sourceip([IP::client_addr])
        log local0. "SourceIP - [IP::remote_addr] - SYSNAME_Threads_high [HTTP::request_num]"  
}
   else { set ::customer_sourceip([IP::client_addr]) 1 }
        log local0. "SourceIP - [IP::remote_addr] - SYSNAME_Threads_high [HTTP::request_num]"  
}

if { [HTTP::uri] starts_with "/ROB" } {
    HTTP::respond 200 content [array get ::customer_sourceip]

set td_html ""

 foreach {SRC_IPS CNT_HITS} [array get ::customer_sourceip] {
  append td_html "$SRC_IPS$CNT_HITS"

  }
  append td_html ""
log local0. "ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOB $td_html"
 HTTP::respond 200 content $td_html

 }
} 

Sorry, here is the updated one. I did some changes when it didnt work as expected, that's why I removed the other variable in the forearch statement. But since there is a bug causing the forearch with array to not work as expected, I dont know how to do a work around. Saw something about Tables, going to take a look at it shortly.

The output right now is for example: (IP IP, and on next row, COUNT COUNT)

127.0.0.1 127.0.0.1

135 135

In the other article they referred to a know issue ID, but I haven't been able to find out if it's been fixed in later releases.

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Michael: About the log thingy, I tried it but since there is no syntax checking on the log separating... the syntax looked good to me (copy paste basically) it didnt work when I tried to restart syslog. And the command gives a clear warning not to use it without F5 support assistant.

Thanks!

//R