Hi all,
I'm an amateur with lua. I've been messing around with doing "something" when
either an http or tcp request happens as a way of teaching myself how to do
stuff.
Many examples use the "hello world" lua script, and call it via either :
http-request lua.script
or
tcp-request content lua.script
Which works fine; the script is called. My question though is around arguments
.. I understand the txn <object> gets passed over, so one can use a script like
this for example:
Function my_script(txn)
ip=txn.f:src()
core.Alert(ip)
end
core.register_action("my-script", {"tcp-req", "http-req"}, my_script)
.. and it works, but if we pass arguments, e.g.
http-request lua.script stuff
or
tcp-request content lua.script stuff
and in the script use
Function my_script(txn, arg)
core.Alert(arg)
end
core.register_action("my-script", {"tcp-req", "http-req"}, my_script, 1)
.. http works as expected, and sends the string "stuff", but tcp just sends the
word "content", not "stuff"
Am I missing something really obvious here!?
Thanks
Andy
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