Hi Cyril, D'ar meurzh 01 a viz Ebrel 2014 e 23 eur 35, « Cyril Bonté » he deus skrivet : > > > If bk_local has server UP in the farm, and request look like > > https://203.0.113.42/__bar, then everything is fine, request is nicely > > handled by bk_local/localhost. http://203.0.113.42/__bar is correctly > > redirected. > > > > If bk_local has no server UP in the farm, then the 'http-request > > redirect scheme' is always applied instead of a 503 response. I don't > > known if this is the really intended result. In the request > > (https://203.0.113.42/__bar), > > I'm not sure to understand. Did you want to write > http://203.0.113.42/__bar just above ?
No https://203.0.113.42/__bar should not pass 'http-request redirect scheme' as not the all prerequisites are matched. I need the 'http-request redirect scheme' be applied only if request is for the right vhost (v-local) and for the right path (p-admin) and if is not a ssl request. > If it was supposed to be "http" instead of "https", I'd call it a > feature and you can use "nbsrv" to disable disable redirects when no > server are available. Sure, but I'm more trying to understand that behaviour here. -- Bertrand
