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02-22-2021
09:15 AM
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Hi, Thank you for your idea, it answers the requirement. Regards, Noam.
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02-22-2021
02:52 AM
Hi @hisingh Thank you for the answer and referring me to the PDF - it's helpful. Well, The dir I need to block is /mng/ like https://www.mysite.com/mng/login As you can see, the uri /mng/ is less than 7 bytes...
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02-21-2021
07:43 AM
Hi all, I have been asked to create a new Application signature to block any access to /abc/* But when adding the pattern /abc/* in context http-req-uri-path I get an error: "pattern must be at least 7 bytes [/abc/*]" How can I block any access to /abc/* ? Regards, Noam.
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