I actually figured it out. My mistake was not accounting for the verb
(GET) at the beginning and the whatever it's called at the end
(HTTP/1.1). Now it looks like this, and it works perfectly as far as I
can tell:
reqirep ^([^\ ]*)\ +/string3/(.*)\ +(.*) \1\
/cgi-bin/cgi-gw.exe?id=\2&action=autodetails\ \3 if bot string3
Shawn
On 12/14/2010 11:42 AM, Shawn Heisey wrote:
I am trying to get some URL rewriting done with the following config.
I've sanitized it with generic strings. It should only do the rewrite
on string3 if it is coming from a bot. The request paths appear to be
passing through unmodified.
It does appear that the use_backend stuff is working, but the reqirep
statements aren't working. What am I doing wrong?
frontend service *:80
acl bot hdr(user-agent) -i ia_archiver jeeves googlebot
mediapartners-google msnbot slurp zyborg
acl string1 path_beg -i /string1/
acl string2 path_beg -i /string2/
acl string3 path_beg -i /string3/
reqirep ^/string1/(.*) /cgi-bin/cgi-gw.exe?id=\1&action=webres if
string1
reqirep ^/string2/(.*) /cgi-bin/cgi-gw.exe?id=\1&action=capt if
string2
reqirep ^/string3/(.*)
/cgi-bin/cgi-gw.exe?id=\1&action=autodetails if bot string3
use_backend apache if string1
use_backend apache if string2
use_backend apache if bot string3
default_backend tomcat
backend apache
balance leastconn
# server server8080 10.10.14.127:8080 check
server server8081 10.10.14.127:8081 check
backend tomcat
balance leastconn
server server8080 10.10.14.127:8080 check
server server8081 10.10.14.127:8081 backup check
