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CraigM_17826
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Aug 02, 2011

non case senitive match in http class

Hi,     I currently use http classses to do redirects which used to be done in iRules. At the moment for the URI Path I use pattern strings and this has worked fine, however these are case sensa...
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Kevin_Davies_40
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Aug 02, 2011
Put (?i) in front of your regular expression. This will make it case insensitive. The period and star at the end are representative of any character "." that is repeated 0 or more times "*". Be mindful to choose regex when adding these. Too many times I have added a regex as a pattern and wondered why it was not working.

 

 

eg.

 

 

(?i)^/hellothere.*

 

 

Will match ...

 

 

/heLLoTherehowareyou

 

/hellotherehowareyou

 

/HELLOTHERE

 

/HelLothereHOWAREYOU

 

 

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