Fixing remap acl rules for @action=allow#11031
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If a user specifies an @action=allow remap.config ACL rule, then the implication is that requests with methods not in the allow list would be denied. Before this patch, allow ACL rules would just never deny. This fixes that behavior so that allow ACL rules that match on IP but not on method deny.
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After playing with this more, this got replaced by: This PR is therefore no longer necessary. |
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If a user specifies an
@action=allowremap.config ACL rule, then the implication is that requests with methods not in the allow list would be denied. Before this patch, allow ACL rules would just never deny. This fixes that behavior so that allow ACL rules that match on IP but not on method deny.