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Ian_Amos_37833
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Apr 27, 2007

Using [HTTP::hostname] & [HTTP::uri]..

Afternoon all,     there is probably a really easy solution for this, but i've not had any F5 training, and have run out of ideas..     To try and explain the situation;     there is...
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hoolio
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Apr 30, 2007
The format you have posted should work. I tested the following and both the if and elseif actions worked:


when HTTP_REQUEST {
   if {[HTTP::host] starts_with "if" && [HTTP::uri] starts_with "/if"}{
      HTTP::respond 200 content "matched if"
   } elseif { [HTTP::host] starts_with "elseif" && [HTTP::uri] starts_with "/elseif"}{
      HTTP::respond 200 content "matched elseif"
   }
}

Can you check the /var/log/ltm log file for errors when you test your rule?

Also, you should be able to wrap conditions in ()'s. You would get an error if you used []'s to wrap the conditions though.

Aaron