What causes the TSbd/TSbp script to be inserted into the source code of a website?
In the source code of the website I work on I see that the script below is being inserted. <script type="text/javascript"> //<![CDATA[ window["_tsbp_"] = { ba : "X-TS-BP-Action", bh : "X-TS-AJAX-Request"}; //]]> </script><script type="text/javascript" src="/TSbd/08300f25d2ab20002940ca95b1a84050e4ba6d156f677a6f2819bde419b59b20e8b36a05eca4b390?type=2"></script> As we have AMP pages on our website which doesn't allow any custom JavaScript we would like to not get this script inserted. However, we are having some problems indentifying what exactly is causing this script to be inserted. We do run the WAF on our F5 and I suspect it's the culprit but I have been unable to confirm this. Also, I've been moving around some elements in the <head> tags and when I specifically move our scripts down to the bottom the TSbd/TSbp script is no longer being inserted. What I would like to know is what triggers the TSbd/TSbp script to be inserted. I am starting to think something on the F5 looks at the first X bytes of the page and then decides whether or not to insert the script. I would also like to know if there is more information about this topic available as I've not been able to find a lot. Maybe I am just not searching for the correct thing.
Converting NGINX script to F5 iRules
Hii Everyone, Can i ask about converting NGINX script to iRules F5? I have a NGINX script : [root@webdplk conf.d]# cat simponi.conf server { listen 80; listen 443; server_name dplk.bni.co.id; location / { proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Host $host; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Server $host; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for; proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto https; proxy_pass http://192.168.3.187; } location /mobile { rewrite /mobile(.*) /$1 break; proxy_pass http://192.168.3.186:7005/; } } server { listen 7005; server_name dplk.bni.co.id; location / { rewrite /mobile(.*) /$1 break; proxy_pass http://192.168.3.186:7005/; } } [root@webdplk conf.d]# How if that script if convert to F5 IRules?? Thankyouu
F5 BIG-IP LTM VE - disk space issue
We do have a cron job running which updates a CRL file on regular basis in order to allow F5 to use up to date CRL file for verification of client certificate during mTLS. What we have noticed is, that the HDD space is constantly being filled up. We did some investigation and we found out, that there are always files being created in the ./config/filestore/.trash_bin_d/ folder Please see below an example ls -lh ./config/filestore/.trash_bin_d/.backup_1597885592_196_d/Common_d/certificate_revocation_list_d/:Common:trust2408-full_88715_317 ls -lh ./config/filestore/.trash_bin_d/.backup_1597885592_196_d/Common_d/certificate_revocation_list_d/:Common:trust2408-prod_79040_294 trust2408-prod / trust2408-full are the certificate revocation lists created by the script. This is causing, that the file system below is full and F5 can no longer operate properly Here is a difference within 24 hours Status from 19/08/2020 Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/vg--db--vda-set.2._config 2.1G 467M 1.5G 24% /config Status from 20/08/2020 Filesystem Size Used Avail Use% Mounted on /dev/mapper/vg--db--vda-set.2._config2.1G805M1.2G41% /config I see that there are 10 files generate in less than 24 hours, each file has 43M. At the end of the day it will eat up all free space and cause F5 to not function properly any longer. I would expect, that these files which are in "./config/filestore/.trash_bin_d/.backup_nnnn " foler are automatically removed by F5 on regular basis. Or am I missing anything here? We do have 4 F5 load balancers which have this script enabled and only 2 of them have this issue. All the setup is the same. Has anyone experienced anything similar? Any advice is highly appreciated.REST API authorization in a cronjob, recommendation
I'd like to run an automatic script via cronjob to trigger REST API calls on a BIG-IQ (the script is located on the BIG-IQ itself). What possibilities are available in regards to authorization, especially from a security point of view, meaning avoiding placing credentials in the script. Is there maybe an option to use mutual SSL as trust? Right now doing manual testing I first create a token with basic credentials and then doing the REST-call with this token. But having an automatic script, there is no posibility to enter the password, means it needs to be placed somewhere. Any ideas would be very helpful. Thank you! Regards Stefan 🙂Script to export list of Virtual Servers attached with HTTP profiles
Hi, I'm been asked to update all the virtual servers having http profile with logging iRule. Now, in my environment I have thousands of virtuals servers in each BIG IP of APAC/ EMEA / US and therefore it would be laborious process to extract all this information and attach iRule to them. I'm looking for some script (to find virtual servers having http profile) that I can run on LTM which could be exported into excel so as to send that details to CAB meeting in our system and also it would be easy for me to delegate some of the work and to perform check and balance. It would be great if anyone can help me in this. Thanks, Sai
COPYING OF OBJECTS AND OTHER CONFIGS FROM BIG-IP 5050 TO WORKING BIG-IP VPR-B2250
Hi Team, From BIG-IP 5050 TO WORKING (BIG-IP VPR-B2250) to BIG-IP 5050 TO WORKING (BIG-IP VPR-B2250), we intend to copy the objects and other configurations. If someone knows how to do it using script, please let me know. I want to copy the items below. virtual, nodes, pools, monitor instances interfaces, nats, self ips,snats,trunks, tunnels, vlans. Thank youiControl or script to get dynamic route from F5
Hi I currently use F5 with dynamic routing (Learn BGP dynamic route from neighbor router). Problem is sometimes router can't send me route and all dynamic route is gone. (we got downtimes and there is no alert to us) Do we have iControl script or any script command to get route list from F5 ? I only know tmsh command to get dynamic route. So there will be alert to us when routing have a problem. Thank you
