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Message #04622
[Bug 931917] Re: regex_policy should use apache like ALLOW/DENY
Hey Henrik,
The corresponding changes are done. I changed the default tests to check for ALLOW DENY policies. Additionally I have added a tests for Deprecated headers, i.e. ACCEPT and REJECT. The corresponding test name is basic_deprecated.test.
Also, the corresponding changes were made in the plugin docs to clearly mention that the policies should be "ALLOW" and "DENY". Although you can still use "ACCEPT" and "REJECT" but their use is deprecated.
Please check the updated branch.
lp:~ansharyan015/drizzle/trunk-bug-931917/
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/931917
Title:
regex_policy should use apache like ALLOW/DENY
Status in A Lightweight SQL Database for Cloud Infrastructure and Web Applications:
New
Bug description:
In auth_regex the pair of commands ACCEPT/DENY is confusing. It should
have been either ACCEPT/REJECT (see iptables) or ALLOW/DENY (see
apache httpd). My proposal is to make it ALLOW/DENY.
The fix should of course be backward compatible and still also support
ACCEPT/DENY, but documentation should mark this usage as deprecated.
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