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Hi there,
Can someone please take a look and see if you can help me figure out what is
wrong for following URL redirect?
I am expecting the source URL is redirected to:
http://www.comcastwholesale.com/services/linear-hd
But I am seeing:
http://www.comcastwholesale.com/solutions-indu
>>> === Configuration in
>>> /etc/trafficserver/regexmap/comcastmediacenter.com.reg — one line only
>>> again
>>> ^/cmc-hits/channel-detail.aspx?channel=2017
>>> http://www.comcastwholesale.com/services/linear-hd @status=301
You should escape the ? in the regex formula.
ThanksKang
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Hi Kang,
Thanks for your reply .. But I have a similar redirect which seems working fine:
In remap.config:
map http://hits.com http://hits.com
@plugin=/usr/lib64/trafficserver/plugins/regex_remap.so
@pparam=/etc/trafficserver/regexmap/hits.com.reg
In /etc/trafficserver/regexmap/hits.com.reg
In fact, I had tried locally with 5.3.0. With the escape the redirect works
fine. For your second case, it failed without escape.
Could you add regex_remap debug tag to check if the regex_remap plugin really
handle the redirect.
Thanks Kang
On Thursday, June 9, 2016 2:31 PM, "Ye, Hong"
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Hi Kang,
Please check below — from the debug, seems ATS is parsing the request the same
way … thanks
[root@ncst-urlrw03 regexmap]# cat hits.com.reg
^/industry-news?page=1 http://www.comcastwholesale.com/news @status=301
[root@ncst-urlrw03 regexmap]# grep hits.com ../remap.config
redirect http:
>From the debug log, the 301 was generated by the origin but not ATS. If I ping
>the origin directly, it would also return 301 response.
[kangli@stakebake ~]$ curl -I -H "HOST: hits.com"
http://hits.com/industry-news?page=1 HTTP/1.1 301 RedirectDate: Thu, 09 Jun
2016 22:31:28 GMTConnection: cl
Hi Kang,
The reason that origin returned you 301 redirect is that hits.com is on our
production redirect platform.
It is very interesting that ATS returns response from “origin”. I thought it
will just look up its configure
table and return whatever in its configuration. Maybe I am wrong. Is i
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