77 lines
2.0 KiB
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77 lines
2.0 KiB
HTML
<p translate>
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An L7 Rule is a single, simple logical test which returns either true or
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false.
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<strong translate>Type:</strong>
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The L7 rule type. One of COOKIE, FILE_TYPE, HEADER, HOST_NAME, or PATH.
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<ul>
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COOKIE: The rule looks for a cookie named by the key parameter and
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compares it against the value parameter in the rule.
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HEADER: The rule looks for a header defined in the key parameter
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and compares it against the value parameter in the rule.
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FILE_TYPE: The rule compares the last portion of the URI against
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the value parameter in the rule. (eg. "txt", "jpg", etc.)
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PATH: The rule compares the path portion of the HTTP URI against
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the value parameter in the rule.
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HOST_NAME: The rule does a comparison between the HTTP/1.1
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hostname in the request against the value parameter in the rule.
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<strong translate>Compare Type:</strong>
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The comparison type for the L7 rule. One of CONTAINS, ENDS_WITH,
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EQUAL_TO, REGEX, or STARTS_WITH.
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REGEX: Perl type regular expression matching.
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STARTS_WITH: String starts with.
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ENDS_WITH: String ends with.
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CONTAINS: String contains.
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EQUAL_TO: String is equal to.
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<strong translate>Key:</strong>
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The key to use for the comparison. For example, the name of the cookie
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to evaluate.
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<strong translate>Value:</strong>
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The value to use for the comparison. For example, the file type to compare.
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<strong translate>Invert:</strong>
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When true the logic of the rule is inverted. For example, with invert
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true, equal to would become not equal to.
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</p>
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