Reputation: 3184
I'm wondering if it's possible to add some conditional operators in a path_beg
acl.
For example I'd like to do something like this:
acl myacl path_beg /samples { and !path_beg /samples/view }
Where the myacl
is triggered for anything that lives at /samples
but is not triggered if the path is /samples/view
Upvotes: 0
Views: 2277
Reputation: 55833
This can not be defined on the ACL level but when using the ACL in a rule:
acl myacl path_beg /samples
acl myacl_exceptions path_beg /samples/view
use_backend mybackend if myacl !myacl_exceptions
As you can see, you can define two separate ACLs which you then use to define a full condition. Note that in this case, the two ACLs are combined with a logically AND
. There are other options to combine multiple ACLs. Please refer to the documentation for details.
Note that you can also use anonymous ACLs. An equivalent example with an anonymous ACL for the exceptions could look like this:
acl myacl path_beg /samples
use_backend mybackend if myacl ! { path_beg /samples/view }
Upvotes: 2