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smp_86112
Cirrostratus
Aug 24, 2010Difference Between "External" and "Scripted" Monitor
I am being forced to develop a monitor that will check the status of some DB2 databases. Since there is nothing built in for this, I am looking closely for the first time at External monitors. What we...
Colin_Walker_12
Mar 02, 2006Historic F5 Account
I'd recommend looking into using the HTTP::retry command. This command allows you to actually re-send the request to the server.
Combine that with the HTTP::request command that will give you the original request, in case you want to modfy it, and you can send just about any request you want, to just about any server you want with the HTTP::retry command.
-Colin
- Ilian_IvanovJun 06, 2017
Nimbostratus
Hello,
You can use that code:
when CLIENT_ACCEPTED { set time [clock format [clock seconds] -format "%d/%b/%Y:%H:%M:%S %z"] } when HTTP_REQUEST { HTTP::header insert "X-Time" "$time" }
- joe_root_323224Jun 06, 2017
Nimbostratus
you can use this code when CLIENT_ACCEPTED { set time [clock format [clock seconds] -format "%d/%b/%Y:%H:%M:%S %z"] } when HTTP_REQUEST { HTTP::header insert "X-Time" "$time" } joe root hr@ Finance Assignment Help
- jacky_worne_346Jan 10, 2018
Nimbostratus
when HTTP_REQUEST { set secs [clock seconds] set msec [clock clicks -milliseconds] set base [expr { $secs * 1000 } ] set fract [expr { $msec - $base }] if { $fract >= 1000 } { set diff [expr { $fract / 1000 }] incr secs $diff incr fract [expr { -1000 * $diff }] } set time [clock format $secs -format "%d/%b/%Y:%H:%M:%S.$fract,000 %Z"] HTTP::header replace "X-Time" "$time" } you can use this code. PSD to Wordpress Conversion Service