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Kevin_Davies_40
Nacreous
NacreousSTREAM *head scratching*
Hello,
I have a VS setup on port 443 applied to external VLAN using builtin SSL profile on clientside only, http profile (rechunk, x-forwarded), empty stream profile, SNAT pool; points to a pool of web servers on port 80 with an iRule attached as follows. Environment, VLANs, SNAT are well known and working and we are using route domains.
when HTTP_RESPONSE {
if {[HTTP::header "Content-Type"] contains "text"} {
STREAM::expression {@http://@https://@}
STREAM::enable
}
}
Initial page returns with broken images and the page is full of "http://" links which should have been rewritten as "https://".
Any Help Appreciated!
Kevin
Kevin_Davies_40when HTTP_REQUEST { STREAM::disable HTTP::header remove "Accept-Encoding" }
Turns out this bit of iRule above is necessary to make all this work. However the stream profile @http://@https://@ does not. It had to be modified to @http@https@
The following expressions have different results... host = hello
STREAM::expression @http://@https://@ does not work
STREAM::expression @http://hello@https://hello@ does not workSTREAM::expression @http://\@https://\@ does work
STREAM::expression @http://$host@https://$host@ does work
STREAM::expression @http@https@ does work
Can anyone explain to me why certain things work and others do not. I would like to understand the parsing that is going on here.
Regards
Kevin (Jarvil)- That's actually very interesting. I would think that all of those forms would work. When you say "doesn't work" do you mean that it's not replacing the strings, or returning an error of some form?
Colin
