Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

Am 27.10.2016 um 13:30 schrieb Jürgen Haas: >> ​However Michael's suggestion of "http-request redirect code 301 >> location %[capture.req.uri,regsub(^/de,)] if { path_beg /de }" looks >> even better. > > That looks great indeed. I'll give that a try and will report back. It is working! Thank you

Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

> ​However Michael's suggestion of "http-request redirect code 301 > location %[capture.req.uri,regsub(^/de,)] if { path_beg /de }" looks > even better. That looks great indeed. I'll give that a try and will report back.

Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

​ Jurgen following the rules I shared, maybe a different curl command or option shows you better. this is using the same rule I previously provided curl --head shows the information you have not been seeing. [root@home htdocs]# curl --head http://192.168.0.99/ HTTP/1.1 200 OK Date: Thu, 27 Oct

Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

On Oct 27, 2016 6:41 AM, "Jürgen Haas" wrote: > > Thanks Andrew, > > I still believe that your example is not redirecting, it is forwarding > to the Apache server which responds with a 200 and the same content as > before. > > But what we're loking for is a redirect

Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

I guess I have an explanation why the following set of rules does NOT execute the redirect although it executes the reqirep which has the same condition: backend backend_test http-response add-header X-Via TEST acl do_redirect path_beg /de/ reqirep "^([^\ :]*)\ /de/(.+)" "\1\ /\2" if

Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

Hello Jürgen I have what is below which as I say seems to work and redirects to /something when /de/something is provided and at the bottom I have a couple of tests. I've also put the response back in the list as I must have clicked reply not reply to all. frontend http bind 192.168.0.99:80

Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

Hi Andrew, You mean just the reqrep line on its own does the redirect? Because if not I would then require the redirect line in addition which then would cause that loop. Or is your approach just forwarding the corrected URi to the backend such that it deals with the that and responds as if the

Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

Hello Jürgen Thank you for your reply saying its the same line you already have I did this on a single VIP assuming you just wanted to rewrite /de to / and have everything below /de/page-x become /page-x If this is the case it works well and does not produce a redirect loop. Try it out and see

Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

Thanks Andrew, That's the same regex that I have in my backend definition. But I also need the ACLs to make sure that the redirect only happens on a specific host and with a specific beginning of a path. Otherwise that would be redirected every time and end up in an infinite loop, doesn't it?

Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

Hello Jürgen Sorry for the delay in replying to you. after a little playing I have come up with this single line without an ACL which seems to do what you want. It will redirect http://domain.com/de/this/that/other/dir To http://domain.com/this/that/other/dir reqrep ^([^\ :]*)\ /de/(.*)

Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

Hi Andrew, just not having luck with this. Here is my rule which is certainly used when e.g. calling https://www.arocom.de/de/team but it doesn't redirect to https://www.arocom.de/team Any idea what's wrong? backend backend_aweb2_https acl r_host hdr(host) -i -n www.arocom.de acl r_path

Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

Hello Jürgen In that case I think you will want something like acl de_url path_beg /de reqrep ^([^\ :]*)\ /de/\d+/(.+)/? \1\ /\2 redirect prefix / code 301 if de_url Regards Andrew Smalley Loadbalancer.org Ltd. On 24 October 2016 at 10:19, Jürgen Haas

Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

Hi Andrew, Thanks for your quick reply and yes, I'm using the manual almost daily. But my question is not covered, I guess. Also your example is not working as it is always redirecting to the front page, but we would require wildcards. Examples: http://www.example.com/de/page-one =>

Re: Can I specify a wildcard redirect

Hello Jürgen Below is a link to the haproxy manual which will tell you exactly what you wish to know. https://www.haproxy.com/doc/aloha/7.0/haproxy/http_redirection.html and something like this will be what you are looking to do acl is_de path_beg -i /de acl is_domain hdr(host) -i

Can I specify a wildcard redirect

Hi all, one of my clients is looking for a wildcard redirect to get redirects from www.example.com/de/* to www.example.com/* I know how to do just the opposite, but for this one I couldn't find a solution in the documentation. Any chance that can be done? Thanks Jürgen