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HAPROXY: Redirect all requests to a URL starting with /foo to /bar while retaining everything following it
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# In HAProxy 1.5, we have to jump through some hops to accomplish a rewrite of a request's path... | |
# We use a temporary header to build our new path from the existing one in the request | |
# and then directly perform a redirect | |
# Clean the request and remove any existing header named X-Rewrite | |
http-request del-header X-REWRITE | |
# Copy the full request URL into X-Rewrite unchanged | |
http-request add-header X-REWRITE %[url] if { path_beg /foo } | |
# Change the X-REWRITE header to contain out new path | |
http-request replace-header X-REWRITE ^/foo(/.*)?$ /bar\1 if { hdr_cnt(X-REWRITE) gt 0 } | |
# Perform the 301 redirect | |
http-request redirect code 301 location http://%[hdr(host)]%[hdr(X-REWRITE)] if { hdr_cnt(X-REWRITE) gt 0 } |
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# In HAProxy 1.6, there is the regsub filter we can use here | |
http-request redirect code 301 location http://%[hdr(host)]%[url,regsub(^/foo,/bar,)] if { path_beg /foo } |
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