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naladar_65658
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Dec 02, 2008Question about the "Switch" Command
Hello all,
I have a question about using the "Switch" command. Listed below are two iRules. The only difference is that in one I am trying to use a data group and in the other the strings are just listed out. The strings listed in the "proofpoint_uri" data group are the exact strings listed in iRule that does work, so /enduser/* is an example of one of the strings contained within the data group.
The question I have is why does referencing the data group from the switch using the -glob arguement not work? Maybe for it to work it would require using a regular expression? (not recommended or desired)
I am just curious....
Here are the iRules:
This is the iRule that does NOT work. Traffic goes to the default, but traffic matching the strings in the proofpoint_uri does not go to the Proofpoint_Pool, it all goes to the default.
when HTTP_REQUEST {
switch -glob [string tolower [HTTP::uri] ] {
$::proofpoint_uri {
pool Proofpoint_Pool
}
default {
pool ExchangeHub_Web_Pool
}
}
}
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This is the iRule that does work
when HTTP_REQUEST {
switch -glob [string tolower [HTTP::uri] ] {
"/enduser/*" -
"/images/*" -
"/js/*" -
"/res/*" -
"/script/*" {
pool Proofpoint_Pool
}
default {
pool ExchangeHub_Web_Pool
}
}
}
- naladar_65658
Altostratus
Thank you very much for the explanation and for your time!
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