AltocumulusHi,
i am trying to "Do nothing" for example on Content-Type: application/octet-stream which is nested inside a Content-Type: multipart/form-data.
It seems that the exceptions i can made at url level are only checking the headers (somehow to expect that) but does not check for Content-Types inside the multipart/form-data.
Anyone knows a solution for this?
AltocumulusHi Yvonne,
thanks for reply. Unfortunately i didnt understood this part:
your server to treat application/octet-stream as a default or non-actionable content type
What do you mean by "your sever"? The webserver behind the Big-IP or the VS? If you mean the VS, where to configure that?
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Cumulonimbusmultipart/form-data uses key-value format in the http request body
example: key1=value1&key2=value2&key3=value3
you can use irules to check that pattern in request body but in this case the ideal solution is filtering by webserver.
they can use "try catch" mechanism or check of "undefined" in the server application code.
basically, make the server application code to be foolproof.