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heskez_36146's avatar
heskez_36146
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Nov 13, 2013
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Redirection multiple URLS

Hi, We've two websites www.x.com/GoWest and www.x.com/GoSouth We'd like an Irule which redirects to: GoWest -> www.y.com/Gowest and GoSouth -> www.y.com/GoSouth Therefore We've build an iru...
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  • Richard__Harlan's avatar
    Richard__Harlan
    Nov 13, 2013

    I would just do the switch statment and not the switch and the if statment. The redirects in the if statments should not be https://https. The problem with the switch statment is you are doing a string tolower but then are matching on a string with Caps. It would also be good in troubleshooting to add a log statement showing what you are matching. 

    when HTTP_REQUEST {
set RequestedPath [string tolower [HTTP::path]]
log local0. "RequestedPath = $Requestedpath" 

switch $RequestedPath
{


  "/gowest"
  {
     HTTP::redirect "https://www.y.com/GoWest"
  }
  "/gosouth"
  {
     HTTP::redirect "https://www.y.com/GoSouth"
  }

}

}
What_Lies_Bene1's avatar
What_Lies_Bene1
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Nov 13, 2013

This should. You were lowering the path, but still had the capitalisation in your switch cases. No need for the if statements, they just duplicated what the switch did.

when HTTP_REQUEST {

set RequestedPath [string tolower [HTTP::path]]

switch $RequestedPath {

      "/gowest" {
         HTTP::redirect "https://www.y.com/GoWest"
      }
      "/gosouth" {
         HTTP::redirect "https://www.y.com/GoSouth"
      }
      default {
         HTTP::redirect "https://www.y.com"
    }
 }
}