Redirect http > https using http status code 301 (instead of 302 or 307)

Hi Florian,

General HTTP redirect

You can redirect both HTTP requests and HTTP responses to a given location.

GENERAL_REDIRECT_DEMO:

when HTTP_REQUEST{

--can be used in both HTTP_REQUEST and HTTP_RESPONSE

--code and cookie are optional, code can be 301, 302, 303, 307, 308, if missed, 302 is used

t={}

t["code"] = 302;

t["url"] = "www.example.com"

t["cookie"] = "name=value; Expires=Wed, 09 Jun 2021 10:18:14 GMT"

HTTP:redirect_t(t);

}

Please see Handbook | FortiADC 7.1.0 | Fortinet Documentation Library

Best regards,

Jin

Hi Florian,

You can use the script below, which serves two purposes:

1- It collects values from the HTTP header when a request comes to your virtual server. This is essential to avoid escaping the original request, such as the hostname and URL path.

2- It manipulates the HTTP response as you wish. In this scenario, you can manipulate your response status code however you want.

when HTTP_REQUEST{
Host = HTTP:header_get_value("host")
Url = HTTP:uri_get()
}
when HTTP_RESPONSE{
HTTP:status_code_set("303")
HTTP:redirect("https://%s%s", Host, Url)
}

However, if you use the table option, you may encounter an endless redirection situation due to a missing step in the redirection process, such as the HTTPS condition. Instead, you can change the response to a different code without further action. Solving this problem may be more complex than the approach mentioned above.

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