(Sorry for pressing send too early) Hi,
I am trying to use http-request set-map with fixed strings which are defined in config file. Example lines http-request set-map(motion.map) monday %[date()] if acl_1 http-request set-map(motion.map) tuesday %[date()] if acl_2 Note that monday and tuesday are literal string and not log-format variables. However, when I look into the map using echo "show map motion.map" | socat stdio /var/run/socket-haproxy 0x13c1b90 1425089705 As you can see, the key is missing from the map. "monday" is getting replaced by space " " However, if I switch the format to http-request set-map(motion.map) %[date()] monday if acl_1 such that the literal string "monday" is a value instead of key, the set-map works fine. echo "show map motion.map" | socat stdio /var/run/socket-haproxy 0x13c1b90 1425089710 monday Please suggest if I have stumbled across a bug or I am missing something in my configuration. Regards, Vivek On Fri, Feb 27, 2015 at 8:20 PM, Vivek Malik <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > I am trying to use http-request set-map with fixed strings which are > defined in config file. Example lines > > http-request set-map(motion.map) monday %[date()] if acl_1 > http-request set-map(motion.map) tuesday %[date()] if acl_2 > > Note that monday and tuesday are literal string and not log-format > variables. However, when I look into the map using > > echo "show map motion.map" | socat stdio /var/run/socket-haproxy > 0x13c1b90 1425089705 > > As you can see, the key is missing from the map. "monday" is getting > replaced by space " " > > However, if I switch the format to
