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Maskman_58643
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NimbostratusRedirect an uri without "/"
Hi,
How can create a rule that redirect an uri without anything after "/" ?
for example :
redirect a https like "https://software.tuto.com/toto" to "https://software.tuto.com"
redirect the uri without "toto" !
Thank you for your help !
Bye.
Cspillane_18296Hi Maskman,
have you tried just redirecting to "/"?
e.g.
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when HTTP_REQUEST {
switch [HTTP::uri] {
/someuri { HTTP::redirect / }
}
}
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I believe this would achieve the result you are looking for.
Maskman_58643Thanks Cspillane for the answer, but I don't understand.
Why don't check the "starts_with" before redirect, like : if { [HTTP::uri] starts_with "/toto" } ?
I just want the url redirect to the same without "toto" !
Thanks.
Bye.- Cspillane_18296Hello Maskman,
yes you can use 'starts with' and 'ends with' etc - exactly how you implement the rule is up to you.
so, for example:
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when HTTP_REQUEST {
switch [HTTP::uri] {
/toto { HTTP::redirect / }
}
}
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We're only modifying the uri here, so "/toto" becomes "/".
The host (i.e. "https://software.tuto.com") is not affected by the iRule.
So using the iRule above, a user accessing "https://software.tuto.com/toto" is redirected to "https://software.tuto.com/".
If i have understood your requirements correctly, this is exactly what you need!