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wctwf_78814
Nimbostratus
NimbostratusValidation of iRule HTTPS::REDIRECT
Totally blank on the scripting side of things so here is the scenario for which iRule needs to be written. Looking for some insight here as to what's the logic to apply here.
Situation Given:
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website: www.ensynch.com
Create iRule: HTTPS REDIRECT the above website to https://www.ensynch.com/test/
Below is what I came up with base on published solution on the forum as the sample iRules:
rule company.com_https_redirect {
when HTTP_REQUEST {
HTTP::redirect "https://[HTTP::host][HTTP::uri]" }
}
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW IF THERE IS ANYTHING WRONG WITH THE above created iRule or syntax or logic.
Appreciate your input as I am still trying to get around the various syntax & TCL tit bits.
WCTWF
4 Replies
- The_BhattmanI suppose you can write it like the following
when HTTP_REQUEST { if {([HTTP::host] eq "www.ensynch.com") && ([HTTP::uri] ends_with "/") } { HTTP::redirect "[HTTP::host]/test" } }
This specifically looks for "www.ensynch.com" and also checks if you have an URI, but assumes not to redirect if it the URI already contains /test. Since I you haven't stated exactly what the conditions of the redirect this is a simple point to start with.
Hope this helps
CB
CB 
wctwf_78814CB,
Not sure if I understood your last statement about "what the conditions of the redirect".
As I indicated in the earlier post that situation is whenever anyone trying to access www.ensynch.com website then request must be redirected to https://www.ensynch.com/test
I am thinking above pretty much tells you the condition, event for the iRule. Is it not so?
WCTWF
lmwf1_55268The control operators are && (read as AND) and || (read as OR). The syntax for AND list is as follows
Syntax:
command1 && command2
command2 is executed if, and only if, command1 returns an exit status of zero.
The code cmbhatt provided evaluates:
command1 = ([HTTP::host] eq "www.ensynch.com")
AND
command2 = ([HTTP::uri] ends_with "/")
if BOTH are true, then will redirect.
hoolioCirrostratus
Also, you mention that the requests are being made over HTTPS. In order to view/modify the HTTP content on LTM, you will need to decrypt the SSL with a client SSL profile.
Aaron
