If not a , b, or c, do 1 through 15

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I have an iRule where I need to run some commands, but only if the URI does not match several cases. &nbsp;&nbsp;I can't seem to get two negative conditionals to work and I don't have the option to invert the checks and use switch.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This works OK:&nbsp;when HTTP_REQUEST {&nbsp;  if { !([HTTP::uri] starts_with "/blah") }{&nbsp;    do something&nbsp;  }&nbsp;}&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;This doesn't:&nbsp;when HTTP_REQUEST {&nbsp;  if { ( !([HTTP::uri] starts_with "/blah")) or ( !([HTTP::uri] 
starts_with "/blah2")) }{&nbsp;    do something&nbsp;  }&nbsp;}&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Ideally, l'd like to have a rule that says if the URI doesn't start with any of these five things continue with the rest of the irule.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Any suggestions?&nbsp;

hooleylist · Answer

Hi, 
 Here's an example: when HTTP_REQUEST {

switch -glob [HTTP::uri] {
"/a*" -
"/d*" -
"/f*" {
 Do nothing
}
default {
 Did not match a, d or f so do something
}
}
}

Aaron

mdcarson_58978 · Answer

Pretty basic.  I should have figured that out. I find solutions for my problems in your past forum posts all the time.  Thanks for your help Aaron!

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