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mod_http: Allow disabling CORS in the http_cors_override option and by default
Fixes #1779.
Due to an oversight in the logic, if the user set 'enabled' to false in an
override, it would disable the item's requested CORS settings, but still apply
Prosody's default CORS policy.
This change ensures that 'enabled = false' will now disable CORS entirely for
the requested item.
Due to the new structure of the code, it was necessary to have a flag to say
whether CORS is to be applied at all. Rather than hard-coding 'true' here, I
chose to add a new option: 'http_default_cors_enabled'. This is a boolean that
allows the operator to disable Prosody's default CORS policy entirely (the one
that is used when a module or config does not override it). This makes it
easier to disable CORS and then selectively enable it only on services you
want it on.
author | Matthew Wild <mwild1@gmail.com> |
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date | Mon, 31 Oct 2022 14:32:02 +0000 |
parent | 12499:03e307952816 |
child | 12781:22066b02887f |
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local m_type = math.type or function (n) return n % 1 == 0 and n <= 9007199254740992 and n >= -9007199254740992 and "integer" or "float"; end; local function unescape_token(escaped_token) local unescaped = escaped_token:gsub("~1", "/"):gsub("~0", "~") return unescaped end local function resolve_json_pointer(ref, path) local ptr_len = #path + 1 for part, pos in path:gmatch("/([^/]*)()") do local token = unescape_token(part) if not (type(ref) == "table") then return nil end local idx = next(ref) local new_ref if type(idx) == "string" then new_ref = ref[token] elseif m_type(idx) == "integer" then local i = tonumber(token) if token == "-" then i = #ref + 1 end new_ref = ref[i + 1] else return nil, "invalid-table" end if pos == ptr_len then return new_ref elseif type(new_ref) == "table" then ref = new_ref elseif not (type(ref) == "table") then return nil, "invalid-path" end end return ref end return { resolve = resolve_json_pointer }