IRule condtion for one mor more slashes in URL

Will you please share your irule?

Though I mentioned what logic we have but find following irule setup for single slash:

if { ([HTTP::uri] equals "/") } {

HTTP::redirect "https://[HTTP::host]/web/guest/cna/home"

#log local0. "debug0000: [IP::client_addr]:[TCP::client_port]: [HTTP::method] to [HTTP::host][HTTP::uri]"

}

We would like to know what should be the right irule of domain URL has 2 or more slashes. I have mentioned what we already tried.

Please advise.

Thanks.

This should reduce all trailing slashes to one only, but I haven't tested it yet:

when HTTP_REQUEST {
    if { [HTTP::uri] ends_with "//" } { 
        set new_uri [string trimright [HTTP::uri] '/']
        HTTP::uri "$new_uri/"
    }
    if { [HTTP::uri] equals "/" } {   
        HTTP::redirect "https://[HTTP::host]/web/guest/cna/home"
    }
} 

[Edited]

I'm not exactly sure of your requirement but another idea and very quick to handle double // at end of URI without if constructs, string functions...

when HTTP_REQUEST {
   # replaces // at end of URI with / if present
   HTTP::uri [regsub "\//$" [HTTP::uri] "/"] 
   HTTP::redirect "https://[HTTP::host]/web/guest/cna/home"
}

Thanks JD for your suggestion!!

Rob,

Our requirement is - no matter how many slashes user put at end of domain URL, it should always redirect to application home page without any redirection. for example - https://www.cna.com// or https://www.cna.com//// and so on.

We were able to achieve what is expected by using "starts_with" operator in IF condition but we got "multiple redirect" error

Please advise.

Thanks.

Have you tried the irule I provided above?

Yes JD but did not work. It worked as same as one "/". Please advise.

Rob, even we tried your suggestion we are getting syntax error. Request you to please share with proper syntax.

Please do share in case of any other suggestions.

Thanks.

I have fixed an error in the irule and you can try it again.

Or better still change it to use "HTTP::path" instead:

when HTTP_REQUEST {
    if { [HTTP::path] ends_with "//" } {
        set new_path [string trimright [HTTP::path] '/']
        HTTP::path "$new_path/"
    }
    if { [HTTP::path] equals "/" } {  
        HTTP::redirect "https://[HTTP::host]/web/guest/cna/home"
    }
}