Re-write works with one URI but the other

Small correction - in the second statement the uri begins with /a22 not /v1_0 as previously posted

 

 

when HTTP_REQUEST {

 

switch -glob [HTTP::uri] {

 

"/a22/O/cd/wd" {

 

set xyz [HTTP::header "abc"]

 

HTTP::uri [string map "/a22/O /a22/$abc" [HTTP::uri]]

 

pool p_rewrite }

 

"/a22/O/cd" {

 

set xyz [HTTP::header "abc"]

 

HTTP::uri [string map "/a22/O /a22/$abc" [HTTP::uri]]

 

pool p_rewrite }

 

default {

 

pool p_nonrewrite }

 

}

 

}

 

 

The second one (/a22/O/cd) works as expected and the user is routed to the correct Pool. In the first case (/a22/O/cd/wd) it does not work. Note that the Pool (p_rewrite) is the same in both cases.

Hi dochack,

Can you add logging to the iRule and retest? Also, I assume you're rewriting the URI with the value of the abc header saved to a variable named $abc?

when HTTP_REQUEST {
   log local0. "original URI: [HTTP::uri]"
   switch -glob [HTTP::uri] {
      "/a22/O/cd/wd" {
         set xyz [HTTP::header "abc"]
         HTTP::uri [string map "/a22/O /a22/$xyz" [HTTP::uri]]
         pool p_rewrite
         log local0. "Matched case 1"
      }
      "/a22/O/cd" {
         set abc [HTTP::header "abc"]
         HTTP::uri [string map "/a22/O /a22/$abc" [HTTP::uri]]
         pool p_rewrite
         log local0. "Matched case 2"
      }
      default {
         pool p_nonrewrite
         log local0. "Default case"
      }
   }
}
when HTTP_REQUEST priority 501 {
   log local0. "Current URI: [HTTP::uri]"
}

Aaron

Figured out what the problem was - missing a * on the first statement. Should have been "/a22/O/cd/wd*"