HTTP Class not supported on 11.4 and above

To my knowledge the upgrade to 11.4 is the only "tool" that there is that converts http classes to policies. With that said its not always able to convert everyone and that's why you see that error. This SOL may be of use. You can remove your complex regex with something simple as a place holder, upgrade, and re-create them.

https://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/solutions/public/14000/400/sol14409.html

Hi Bryce,

All, Thanks for the responses. I am going to replace the http class with irules. I have one regex that I am having problems with. Does anyone know how to convert the below expression. Looks like it was designed to allow anything with .js except .jsp. Not sure how to do this in an irule. Thanks, Bryce regex:/.js[^p]+.*

Hi Bryce,

for testing you can go with this one:

when HTTP_REQUEST {
    switch -regexp [string tolower [HTTP::path]] {
    {\.gif$}        { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.gif$>" }
    {\.pdf$}        { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.pdf$>" }
    {\.txt$}        { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.txt$>" }
    {\.css$}        { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.css$>" }
    {\.swf$}        { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.swf$" }
    {\.flv$}        { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.flv$>" }
    {\.png$}        { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.png$>" }
    {\.ico$}        { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.ico$>" }
    {\.js$}         { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.js$>" }
    {\.js[^p]+.*$}  { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.js[^p]+.*$>" }
    {\.jpg$}        { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.jpg$>" }
    {\.ogv$}        { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.ogv$>" }
    {\.ttf.*$}      { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.ttf.*$>" }
    {\.mpv$}        { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.mpv$>" }
    {\.webm$}       { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.webm$>" }
    {\.*.m4v$}      { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.*.m4v$>" }
    {\.mp4$}        { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.mp4$>" }
    {\.xml$}        { log local0. "[HTTP::path] matches <\.xml$>" }
    default         { log local0. "<[HTTP::path]> no match; using default pool" }
    }
    HTTP::respond 200 content "okay" Connection close
}    

Due to the string tolower we can reduce the number of comparisons.

Maybe your app is working with the following one:

when HTTP_REQUEST {
    switch -regexp [string tolower [HTTP::path]] {
        {\.gif$}    -
        {\.pdf$}    -
        {\.txt$}    -
        {\.css$}    -
        {\.swf}     -
        {\.flv$}    - 
        {\.png$}    -
        {\.ico$}    -
        {\.js$}     -
        {\.js[^p]+.*$} -
        {\.jpg$}    -
        {\.ogv$}    -
        {\.ttf.*$}  -
        {\.mpv$}    -
        {\.webm$}   -
        {\.*.m4v$}  -
        {\.mp4$}    -
        {\.xml$}    { pool preview_static_lb }
        default     { log local0. "<[HTTP::path]> no match; using default pool" }
    }
}

I´m struggling with an expression '(?i)^(?!.*.jsp)..html?.$' from your httpclass.

It´s case insensitive with a negativ lookahead to match everything not containing ".jsp" and ending with "htm" or "html" followed by some single character, if I got it right.

Thanks, Stephan

Stephen, New irules are working perfectly! Just needed to add a couple of static expressions and combined to my existing domain responder irules. Thanks for your assistance! Now I can upgrade the code to resolve TLS poodle and GHOST. Thanks, Bryce

when HTTP_REQUEST { if { ([HTTP::host] equals "stage.foo.com") or ([HTTP::host] equals "206.X.X.X") } { HTTP::respond 301 Location "http://www.stage.foo.com[HTTP::uri]"

 }

switch -regexp [string tolower [HTTP::path]] { {.gif$} - {.pdf$} - {.txt$} - {.css$} - {.swf} - {.flv$} - {.png$} - {.ico$} - {.js$} - {.js[^p]+.$} - {.html$} -