Since the failure route is triggered by tm, I think you have to t_relay()
the request for the failure path to be taken. Maybe you could t_relay() it
to another proxy with custom headers to indicate how you wanted it to fail,
or even t_relay() it to the same proxy with care to handle it as you see
fit.
Or, perhaps this. Let's say you have
route[dostuff] {
stuff();
}
You could make your failure route available to the main script by writing
your failure route like this:
failure_route[failedstuff] {
route[dostuff];
}
So that way a true failure would run the same script as if you were to
manually invoke route[dostuff].
That's a lot of stuff. Hopefully some of it fits your use case.
- Jeff
On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 8:14 PM, Podrigal, Aron <[email protected]>
wrote:
> Is there a way i can manually make a request fail so that my failure route
> would be invoked? I know this may sound weird, but i encountered some
> scenarios that this implementation came to my mind. So i want to know if
> this is possible.
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