match-browser
Applicable in all stage directives.
The match-browser SAF matches specific strings in the User-Agent string supplied by the browser match-browser then modifies the behavior of Sun Java System Web Proxy Server based upon the results by setting values for specified variables.
Syntax
stage fn="match-browser" browser="string" name="value" [name="value" ...]
Parameters
The following table describes the parameter values for the match-browser function.
Table 5–30 match-browser Parameter Values|
Value |
Description |
|---|---|
|
stage |
Stage directive used in obj.conf processing (NameTrans, PathCheck, and so on). The match-browser function is applicable in all stage directives. |
|
string |
Wildcard pattern to compare against the User-Agent header, for example, "*Mozilla*". |
|
name |
Variable to be changed. The match-browser SAF indirectly invokes the set-variable SAF. For a list of valid variables, see set-variable. |
|
value |
New value for the specified variable. |
Example
The following AuthTrans directive instructs Sun Java System Web Proxy Server to when the browser’s User-Agent header contains the string Broken or broken:
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Not send the SSL3 and TLS close_notify packet (see set-variable).
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Not honor requests for HTTP Keep-Alive (see set-variable).
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Use the HTTP/1.0 protocol rather than HTTP/1.1 (see set-variable).
AuthTrans fn="match-browser" browser="*[Bb]roken*" ssl-unclean-shutdown="true" keep-alive="disabled" http-downgrade="1.0" |
See Also
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