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Arie
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Jun 30, 2008

Multiple redirect/respond invocations not allowed

I keep running into this error: "Multiple redirect/respond invocations not allowed" We've got a fair number of web sites that all seem to have their own redirect requirements (...
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Arie
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Jul 01, 2008
Good to know that "return" applies to the current iRule only.

 

 

If I use disable on HTTP_REQUESTS, does that apply to the connection as a whole or merely the current request? My concern is that if it applies to the connection itself and it gets re-used by the client for subsequent requests that those are no longer subject to any of the iRules.

 

 

I have the same question about using a binary switch - would I run the risk of disabling the redirect iRules for subsequent requests that re-use the same connection?