On Thu, Apr 08, 2010 at 02:54:01PM -0700, Brian Koloszyc wrote: > So with something like this? > > frontend loadbalancer *:80 > acl bot_acl hdr(User-Agent) msnbot/2.0b
use hdr_beg() or hdr_sub() instead of hdr(). hdr() alone matches the whole string. hdr_beg() will check the header begins with the same string. hdr_sub() will check that the header contains the string. Also you may want to add "-i" to ignore case when matching strings : acl bot_acl hdr_beg(User-Agent) -i msnbot/2.0b (...) > Can you add multiple acls on the frontend? For example: yes. > frontend loadbalancer *:80 > acl bot_acl hdr(User-Agent) msnbot/2.0b > acl bot_acl hdr(User-Agent) Baiduspider+ > acl bot_acl hdr(User-Agent) Googlebot/2.1 You can even use multiple patterns on one line, which will speed up the test, because all of them will be checked for each header while in your case, the header lookup will have to be performed for each value : acl bot_acl hdr_beg(User-Agent) -i msnbot/2.0b Baiduspider+ Googlebot/2.1 But I see that you got it, so as of now you're able to do whatever you want with that :-) Regards, Willy
