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Gabriel_V_13146
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Aug 14, 2014

SAML SLO request ignored on iRules

Hello all, the F5 still doesn't pass the relay state on single logout (see https://devcentral.f5.com/questions/saml-logout-relaystate), I've tried to go around using an iRule (store the RelayState ...
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  • Yann_Desmarest_'s avatar
    Yann_Desmarest_
    Aug 26, 2014

    You can define a layered VS that apply your irule :

    1. Change the IP address of your current VS (for example: 1.1.1.1) and remove your irule

    2. Create a new VS (with published IP) and add your irule.

    3. just add 

      virtual /Common/Internal_VS
      to the end of the HTTP_REQUEST event of your irule (where Internal_VS is your VS with IP 1.1.1.1)

    Thus, you will be able to manipulate REQUEST and RESPONSE (HTTP_RESPONSE) without any issues.

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Yann_Desmarest_
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Hello,

Can you retry by adding the following line of codes on your irule : 

when CLIENT_ACCEPTED {
    ACCESS::restrict_irule_events disable
}

This peace of irule will allow you to manage with internal APM URIs.

Moreover, if you would be able to handle response coming from APM, you should change the HTTP_RESPONSE event by HTTP_RESPONSE_RELEASE.

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Gabriel_V_13146
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Aug 26, 2014
Hello, you were right * command "ACCESS::restrict_irule_events disable" enabled most of the events * /saml/idp/profile/post/sls fires only the HTTP_RESPONSE_RELEASE event problem stays, that in the HTTP_RESPONSE_RELEASE event we have no means (or do we?) manipulate the response. Only thing I've managed was to inject data BEFORE the response ( HTTP::payload 0 0 ".....") however trying to change anything INSIDE failed (or I just don't know how to do that). Mostly I got an APM error in access_sanitize_portal_headers.c (Line: 11767) :( Apparently - modifying response would work having the HTTP_RESPONSE event too, where we could call HTTP::collect to fill the payload.. but HTTP_RESPONSE is not called. Any hint around that? Best regards Gabriel