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01-18-2017
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07-21-2015
08:11 AM
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I finally ended up finding it with trial and error: http-req-params
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07-21-2015
07:59 AM
Brad, Thank you for the reply, but that did not work either. I thought the host-header pattern only matched strings in the host header field. It does work when I add the sites hostname; but I am looking for form data. Thanks! Chris Williams
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07-21-2015
05:43 AM
Greetings DevCenter, I am trying to write a custom application that will prevent specific data in an HTTP Post. In the attached trace, I would like to block the phrase 'THISISATEST' in the POST but allow any other phrase. (In reality I would also key in on several other headers to make it site specific, but I am not having problems with that part) I have tried many option to include 'http-req-message-body' using both string text and HEX. Any help would be appreciated. Chris Williams
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