Switch option always matches on default

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Hello everybody. I have one question which probably for some people should be something simple, but I have spent a few days on a lab environment and studying a lot, with no succesfull results. I need to do a previous check to send a path which starts with /pf to a pool, but always goes to the default pool. The first or second part is working, but I can’t make it work together.

This is the iRule:

when HTTP_REQUEST 
{
if {[string tolower [HTTP::uri]]  starts_with "/pf" } 
                    { 
                    HTTP::uri [string map {"/pf/" "/PF/"} [HTTP::uri]]
                    pool Pool_apache_lab
                    } 

  switch -glob [string tolower [HTTP::path]] {
     "default"      {            HTTP::respond 200 content {
                                                          Default switch 
                                                          }
                                }
}                   
}

Mandatory is not to touch “switch -global”, but for the first match, I can use a “global”, “if”, “else if” or anything you suggest.

Thanks in advance.

2

I don’t understand your problem. If you only have the default option in the switch, it always triggers that.

Can you explain a little bit more the problem?

3

Hi,

I think you want to include the first condition in the switch command:

when HTTP_REQUEST {
    switch -glob -- [string tolower [HTTP::path]] {
        "/pf*" {
            HTTP::uri [string map {"/pf/" "/PF/"} [HTTP::uri]]
            pool Pool_apache_lab
        }
        "default" {
            HTTP::respond 200 content {Default switch}
        }
    }
}