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Roman_80473
Nov 29, 2011Nimbostratus
Redirect to another URL from inside HTTP::REQUEST after timeout detected
Hi guys,
I have setup the timer using the 'after' command inside HTTP_REQUEST which I then cancel in HTTP_RESPONSE. I detect timeout and take node out of the mix. I then need to redirect req...
daniel_spillers
Aug 09, 2012Nimbostratus
The solution is there, but did anyone ever determine why the HTTP::redirect is being executed within the CLIENT_ACCEPTED context, as the error message states? Why isn't it being executed only within the HTTP_RESPONSE or HTTP_REQUEST contexts?
What is it about using "after" and a timeout period that seems to cause the code to be run in the CLIENT_ACCEPTED context?
I have a similar rule that uses an after that periodically triggers a similar error (only difference is that I'm trying to use HTTP::respond). I put the command in the HTTP_REQUEST context, yet it's being triggered in the CLIENT_ACCEPTED context.
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