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[Clint Byrum <clint@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I think making it case-insensitivity is the right way to go, and should
be fairly simple to enable. Perhaps the test cases should also be
fleshed out at the same time to ensure that this isn't forgotten later.

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Title:
  regex_policy patterns are case-senstive

Status in A Lightweight SQL Database for Cloud Infrastructure and Web Applications:
  Confirmed

Bug description:
  regex_policy plugin patterns are case-senstive but Drizzle is not
  case-senstive.

  To reproduce:

  1. create schema daniel
  2. Use policy "daniel schema=daniel ACCEPT"
  3. Login user=daniel and schema appears, OK, but...
  4. Use policy "daniel schema=DANIEL ACCEPT" _or_ "DANIEL schema=daniel ACCEPT"
  5. Login user=daniel and schema does not appear

  Suggested fix: make all patterns case-insenstive by default.  Maybe
  add an option: --regex-policy.case-senstive if there's a need for
  case-sensitivity?

  Partial workaround:

  daniel schema=daniel ACCEPT
  daniel schema=DANIEL ACCEPT

  That doesn't cover schema=Daniel, schema=DaNiEl, etc.

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