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Bug #1676
closedOrder of nested conditionals (remoteip - host)
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Description
Hi all,
we used to write this in lighty's config (1.4.17/18):
var.allowedip = "192\.168\.10\.\d{1,3}" $HTTP["remoteip"] =~ var.allowedip { $HTTP["host"] == "vhost1.srv.tld" { ...vserver-config... } $HTTP["host"] == "vhost2.srv.tld" { ...vserver-config... } }
But with 1.4.19 (from Debian backports), this stopped working. We now
have to use something like this:
var.allowedip = "192\.168\.10\.\d{1,3}" $HTTP["host"] == "vhost1.srv.tld" { $HTTP["remoteip"] =~ var.allowedip { ...vserver-config... } } $HTTP["host"] == "vhost2.srv.tld" { $HTTP["remoteip"] =~ var.allowedip { ...vserver-config... } }
It seems that the host conditional has to be the outermost one. There's also a logical difference in these 2 approaches:
- in the first one, there's just no V-Server for the IP's in var.privhosts
- in the second one, there is a V-Server, but it's using the global settings.
Is this a Bug or the desired behavior???
At least, this behaviour should be documented somewhere.
-- laph
Updated by stbuehler over 16 years ago
- Status changed from New to Fixed
- Resolution set to fixed
Fixed in r2147.
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