why F5 give me this error

Hi,

You are using end_with but the correct syntax is ends_with :

when CLIENT_ACCEPTED { 
    set allowed 0 
    if { [class match -- [whereis [IP::client_addr] country] equals "EG"] or [[whereis [IP::client_addr] country ] not equals "EG"] } { 
        set allowed 1 
    } 
} 
when HTTP_REQUEST { 
    if { ($allowed == 0) and ([HTTP::uri] ends_with "/register") } { 
        HTTP::respond 403 content "Blocked!"
    } 
}

Hi,

You are using end_with but the correct syntax is ends_with :

when CLIENT_ACCEPTED { 
    set allowed 0 
    if { [class match -- [whereis [IP::client_addr] country] equals "EG"] or [[whereis [IP::client_addr] country ] not equals "EG"] } { 
        set allowed 1 
    } 
} 
when HTTP_REQUEST { 
    if { ($allowed == 0) and ([HTTP::uri] ends_with "/register") } { 
        HTTP::respond 403 content "Blocked!"
    } 
}

Hi,

Just see that the class match cause your error. Try this instead :

when CLIENT_ACCEPTED { 
    set allowed 0 
    if { [whereis [IP::client_addr] country] equals "EG" } { 
        set allowed 1 
    } 
} 
when HTTP_REQUEST { 
    if { ($allowed == 0) and ([HTTP::uri] ends_with "/register") } { 
        HTTP::respond 403 content "Blocked!"
    } 
}

Hi,

Just see that the class match cause your error. Try this instead :

when CLIENT_ACCEPTED { 
    set allowed 0 
    if { [whereis [IP::client_addr] country] equals "EG" } { 
        set allowed 1 
    } 
} 
when HTTP_REQUEST { 
    if { ($allowed == 0) and ([HTTP::uri] ends_with "/register") } { 
        HTTP::respond 403 content "Blocked!"
    } 
}

Hi,

([whereis [IP::client_addr] country] equals "EG") or (![whereis [IP::client_addr] country ] equals "EG")

You have to remove one of the condition. Because of possible subsequent requests, I suggest to change a little bit your irule. For example :

when HTTP_REQUEST { 
    set allowed 0 
    if { !([whereis [IP::client_addr] country ] equals "EG") } { 
        set allowed 1 
    }
    if { ($allowed == 0) and ([HTTP::path] ends_with "/register") } { 
        HTTP::redirect "http://www.test.com/register"
    } elseif { ($allowed == 1) and ([HTTP::path] ends_with "/register") } { 
        HTTP::redirect "http://www.test/login"
    } else {
        pool test
    } 
}

Hi,

([whereis [IP::client_addr] country] equals "EG") or (![whereis [IP::client_addr] country ] equals "EG")

You have to remove one of the condition. Because of possible subsequent requests, I suggest to change a little bit your irule. For example :

when HTTP_REQUEST { 
    set allowed 0 
    if { !([whereis [IP::client_addr] country ] equals "EG") } { 
        set allowed 1 
    }
    if { ($allowed == 0) and ([HTTP::path] ends_with "/register") } { 
        HTTP::redirect "http://www.test.com/register"
    } elseif { ($allowed == 1) and ([HTTP::path] ends_with "/register") } { 
        HTTP::redirect "http://www.test/login"
    } else {
        pool test
    } 
}

Hi,

Sorry just published a new version, I saw a mistake in the irule :

can't use empty string as operand of "!" while executing "if { (![whereis [IP::client_addr] country ] equals "EG") } { set allowed 1 }"

here the irule :

when HTTP_REQUEST { 
        set allowed 0 
        if { !([whereis [IP::client_addr] country ] equals "EG") } { 
            set allowed 1 
        }
        if { ($allowed == 0) and ([HTTP::path] ends_with "/register") } { 
            HTTP::redirect "http://www.test.com/register"
        } elseif { ($allowed == 1) and ([HTTP::path] ends_with "/register") } { 
            HTTP::redirect "http://www.test.com/login"
        } else {
            pool test
        } 
    }

Hi,

Sorry just published a new version, I saw a mistake in the irule :

can't use empty string as operand of "!" while executing "if { (![whereis [IP::client_addr] country ] equals "EG") } { set allowed 1 }"

here the irule :

when HTTP_REQUEST { 
        set allowed 0 
        if { !([whereis [IP::client_addr] country ] equals "EG") } { 
            set allowed 1 
        }
        if { ($allowed == 0) and ([HTTP::path] ends_with "/register") } { 
            HTTP::redirect "http://www.test.com/register"
        } elseif { ($allowed == 1) and ([HTTP::path] ends_with "/register") } { 
            HTTP::redirect "http://www.test.com/login"
        } else {
            pool test
        } 
    }

Just to summarize what the irule do :

• if Country=EG and path=/register then redirect to http://www.test.com/register
• if Country!=EG and path=/register then redirect to http://www.test.com/login
• if path!=/register then go to pool test

What is your exact issue now ?

Where is www.test.com located ?

Is it the same VS or another one ?

Just to summarize what the irule do :

• if Country=EG and path=/register then redirect to http://www.test.com/register
• if Country!=EG and path=/register then redirect to http://www.test.com/login
• if path!=/register then go to pool test

What is your exact issue now ?

Where is www.test.com located ?

Is it the same VS or another one ?