Thanks It works indeed. With the array what I didn't noticed is that the first row will allways be NULL as the URL PATH begins with a / so if I type www.example.fr/ the array will be [""] If I type www.example.fr/test the array will be ["","test"] Another simple test I could do is with the size of the array if ( array.length ( $path ) == 1) {      http.redirect( " www.example.fr/test " );  } ... View more

No that worked only one time and now I get the same error ... View more

Hello, Let me respond my own question I create an array with a NULL character inside and tested if the character was changed by my function or not. This work fine and doesn't generate any errors anymore $path = array.create ( 1 , 0 ) ; $path = [ "" ] ; $path = string.split ( http.getPath ( ) , "/" ) ; if ( $path [ 1 ] ! = "" ) {   #do something } else {   #You are in the root folder } ... View more

Regarding this same problem I'm wondering how the 'Client side' keep alive on the Virtual server works... How can I control when the timeout is send and at what interval ? Here is my problem : We have a client connecting to a webservice in HTTPS. On the client the Web connection timeout is hardcoded to 10 seconds (can't change it) The problem is that sometimes the webservice can take more than 10s to answer. My idea was to setup a Keep Alive on the Stealhead in order to maintain the client connection more than 10s But i don't know what parameter to change and how. I think this would be something like keepalive_timeout but I don't understand this parameter well. Can you please clarify me on this point ... View more

Hello, thanks a lot for the explanations. As all the 'Read failure' events are on the Client side I changed the timeout settings from 10s to 20s on the Virtual Server. I think that what is hapenning is that the webservice is very slow to process and that 10s was not enought. The client sent a Web request for authentication and sometimes it can take more than 10s before recieving any answer from the server ! ... View more

Hello, Here is a small script that will check the disc space available first, then do a backup and then send it to an FTP server. I would recommend to execute it with crontab #!/bin/sh # # Global variable PATH export PATH= /usr/local/sbin : /usr/local/bin : /sbin : /bin : /usr/sbin : /usr/bin ### Script Variables Definition ### # # FTP Server Login/password USERNAME= "" PASSWORD= "" # FTP Server IP Address SERVER= "" # FTP server directory FTPDIR= "." # Working Directory (Checkpoint logs folder) BACKUPFOLDER= "./" # Backup compressed filename BACKUPFILE= "`date '+%m-%d-%Y'`-`hostname`.tar" # FTP transfer logs FTPLOG= "backup_ftp.log" echo echo "Checking disk space..." AVAILABLESPACE=` df $BACKUPFOLDER | awk -F " " 'END{print $3}' ` echo $AVAILABLESPACE bytes available # If less than 100Mb available do nothing if [ 100000 -lt $AVAILABLESPACE ] then     echo "Disk space more than 100 Mbytes = OK" else     echo "Disk space less than 100 Mbytes = NOT OK"     exit fi echo echo "Creating backup File" # Create a backup and save it as a file (and delete it after) /opt/zeus/zxtm/bin/zcli << EOF System.Backups.createBackup "${BACKUPFILE}" , backup System.Backups.downloadBackup "${BACKUPFILE}" , "${BACKUPFILE}" System.Backups.deleteBackups "${BACKUPFILE}" EOF echo echo "Uploading backup file to the FTP server..." # Send to a FTP server the backup file cd $BACKUPFOLDER ftp -inv $SERVER <<EOF > $FTPLOG user $USERNAME $PASSWORD mput $BACKUPFILE quit EOF # Check the FTP transfer FTP_SUCCESS_MSG= "226 Transfer complete" if fgrep "$FTP_SUCCESS_MSG" $FTPLOG ; then    echo "FTP Transfer OK"    echo "cleaning files"    rm $BACKUPFOLDER$BACKUPFILE    rm ./$FTPLOG    echo "Disk space now available :"    echo "/ partition : `df $BACKUPFOLDER | awk -F" " 'END{print $3}'` bytes"    exit else    echo "FTP transfer Error: " $OUT    echo "cleaning files"    rm $BACKUPFOLDER$BACKUPFILE    rm ./$FTPLOG    exit fi ... View more

Hello, That's great ! it works with a simple website. I will next try to publish a complete site with links and test that everything is working ... View more