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Jaime_Quiroga
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Oct 09, 2019
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IRULE SIDE BAND CONECTION HTTP

Hello   I'm working with an irule that makes a connection with a server to get a file from this, and save the information on a table and a sub table, at this moment I have used the sintax comman...
  • Enes_Afsin_Al's avatar
    Enes_Afsin_Al
    Oct 10, 2019

    Hi Jaime,

    Can you try this?

    set tableKeys [table keys -subtable $db_cache_table]
foreach key $tableKeys {
	if { $key starts_with [HTTP::path] } {
		# log local0. "KEY: $key
		# log local0. "PATH: [HTTP::path]"
	}
}
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Enes_Afsin_Al
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Oct 10, 2019

Hi Jaime,

Can you try this?

set tableKeys [table keys -subtable $db_cache_table]
foreach key $tableKeys {
	if { $key starts_with [HTTP::path] } {
		# log local0. "KEY: $key
		# log local0. "PATH: [HTTP::path]"
	}
}
  • Jaime_Quiroga's avatar
    Jaime_Quiroga
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    Oct 15, 2019

    Hello

     

    Thanks for your time in this response. I worked with this code and completed with the next code.

     

    1. when HTTP_REQUEST {
    2.                set path_normal [HTTP::path]
    3.                set tableKeys [table keys -subtable $db_cache_table]
    4.                set new_path_normal [substr $path_normal 1 .]
    5.                foreach key $tableKeys {
    6.                         if { $key contains $new_path_normal } {
    7.                           set path_virtual [table lookup -subtable $db_cache_table $key]
    8.                                   }
    9.                         } 
    10.                set newpath_virtual [string map {" " "" \n "" \r ""} $path_virtual]
    11.                if { $newpath_virtual ne "" } { virtual $newpath_virtual }
    12. }