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mod_http: Limit unencrypted http port (5280) to loopback by default
Since accessing this port directly over the wider Internet is unlikely
to intentional anymore. Most uses will likely be by reverse proxies, by
mistake or because of trouble configuring HTTPS.
Blocking mistaken uses is just a good thing, letting users send
potentially private things unencrypted tends to be Strongly Discouraged
these days.
Many reverse proxy setups operate over loopback, so listening there
instead of all interfaces is a net improvement.
Improved automatic certificate location and SNI support has mostly
eliminated the need for manual certificate configuration so HTTPS should
Just Work once certificates have been provided.
For local testing during development, connecting over loopback is likely
fine as well. When really needed, `http_interfaces` can still be set.
Suggested by Link Mauve
author | Kim Alvefur <zash@zash.se> |
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date | Sat, 15 Jan 2022 15:13:41 +0100 |
parent | 11366:618ab9bba1c2 |
child | 12571:c4337ff4f1c4 |
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local cache = require "util.cache"; describe("util.cache", function() describe("#new()", function() it("should work", function() local c = cache.new(5); local function expect_kv(key, value, actual_key, actual_value) assert.are.equal(key, actual_key, "key incorrect"); assert.are.equal(value, actual_value, "value incorrect"); end expect_kv(nil, nil, c:head()); expect_kv(nil, nil, c:tail()); assert.are.equal(c:count(), 0); c:set("one", 1) assert.are.equal(c:count(), 1); expect_kv("one", 1, c:head()); expect_kv("one", 1, c:tail()); c:set("two", 2) expect_kv("two", 2, c:head()); expect_kv("one", 1, c:tail()); c:set("three", 3) expect_kv("three", 3, c:head()); expect_kv("one", 1, c:tail()); c:set("four", 4) c:set("five", 5); assert.are.equal(c:count(), 5); expect_kv("five", 5, c:head()); expect_kv("one", 1, c:tail()); c:set("foo", nil); assert.are.equal(c:count(), 5); expect_kv("five", 5, c:head()); expect_kv("one", 1, c:tail()); assert.are.equal(c:get("one"), 1); expect_kv("five", 5, c:head()); expect_kv("one", 1, c:tail()); assert.are.equal(c:get("two"), 2); assert.are.equal(c:get("three"), 3); assert.are.equal(c:get("four"), 4); assert.are.equal(c:get("five"), 5); assert.are.equal(c:get("foo"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("bar"), nil); c:set("six", 6); assert.are.equal(c:count(), 5); expect_kv("six", 6, c:head()); expect_kv("two", 2, c:tail()); assert.are.equal(c:get("one"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("two"), 2); assert.are.equal(c:get("three"), 3); assert.are.equal(c:get("four"), 4); assert.are.equal(c:get("five"), 5); assert.are.equal(c:get("six"), 6); c:set("three", nil); assert.are.equal(c:count(), 4); assert.are.equal(c:get("one"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("two"), 2); assert.are.equal(c:get("three"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("four"), 4); assert.are.equal(c:get("five"), 5); assert.are.equal(c:get("six"), 6); c:set("seven", 7); assert.are.equal(c:count(), 5); assert.are.equal(c:get("one"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("two"), 2); assert.are.equal(c:get("three"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("four"), 4); assert.are.equal(c:get("five"), 5); assert.are.equal(c:get("six"), 6); assert.are.equal(c:get("seven"), 7); c:set("eight", 8); assert.are.equal(c:count(), 5); assert.are.equal(c:get("one"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("two"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("three"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("four"), 4); assert.are.equal(c:get("five"), 5); assert.are.equal(c:get("six"), 6); assert.are.equal(c:get("seven"), 7); assert.are.equal(c:get("eight"), 8); c:set("four", 4); assert.are.equal(c:count(), 5); assert.are.equal(c:get("one"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("two"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("three"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("four"), 4); assert.are.equal(c:get("five"), 5); assert.are.equal(c:get("six"), 6); assert.are.equal(c:get("seven"), 7); assert.are.equal(c:get("eight"), 8); c:set("nine", 9); assert.are.equal(c:count(), 5); assert.are.equal(c:get("one"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("two"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("three"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("four"), 4); assert.are.equal(c:get("five"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("six"), 6); assert.are.equal(c:get("seven"), 7); assert.are.equal(c:get("eight"), 8); assert.are.equal(c:get("nine"), 9); do local keys = { "nine", "four", "eight", "seven", "six" }; local values = { 9, 4, 8, 7, 6 }; local i = 0; for k, v in c:items() do i = i + 1; assert.are.equal(k, keys[i]); assert.are.equal(v, values[i]); end assert.are.equal(i, 5); c:set("four", "2+2"); assert.are.equal(c:count(), 5); assert.are.equal(c:get("one"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("two"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("three"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("four"), "2+2"); assert.are.equal(c:get("five"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("six"), 6); assert.are.equal(c:get("seven"), 7); assert.are.equal(c:get("eight"), 8); assert.are.equal(c:get("nine"), 9); end do local keys = { "four", "nine", "eight", "seven", "six" }; local values = { "2+2", 9, 8, 7, 6 }; local i = 0; for k, v in c:items() do i = i + 1; assert.are.equal(k, keys[i]); assert.are.equal(v, values[i]); end assert.are.equal(i, 5); c:set("foo", nil); assert.are.equal(c:count(), 5); assert.are.equal(c:get("one"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("two"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("three"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("four"), "2+2"); assert.are.equal(c:get("five"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("six"), 6); assert.are.equal(c:get("seven"), 7); assert.are.equal(c:get("eight"), 8); assert.are.equal(c:get("nine"), 9); end do local keys = { "four", "nine", "eight", "seven", "six" }; local values = { "2+2", 9, 8, 7, 6 }; local i = 0; for k, v in c:items() do i = i + 1; assert.are.equal(k, keys[i]); assert.are.equal(v, values[i]); end assert.are.equal(i, 5); c:set("four", nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("one"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("two"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("three"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("four"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("five"), nil); assert.are.equal(c:get("six"), 6); assert.are.equal(c:get("seven"), 7); assert.are.equal(c:get("eight"), 8); assert.are.equal(c:get("nine"), 9); end do local keys = { "nine", "eight", "seven", "six" }; local values = { 9, 8, 7, 6 }; local i = 0; for k, v in c:items() do i = i + 1; assert.are.equal(k, keys[i]); assert.are.equal(v, values[i]); end assert.are.equal(i, 4); end do local evicted_key, evicted_value; local c2 = cache.new(3, function (_key, _value) evicted_key, evicted_value = _key, _value; end); local function set(k, v, should_evict_key, should_evict_value) evicted_key, evicted_value = nil, nil; c2:set(k, v); assert.are.equal(evicted_key, should_evict_key); assert.are.equal(evicted_value, should_evict_value); end set("a", 1) set("a", 1) set("a", 1) set("a", 1) set("a", 1) set("b", 2) set("c", 3) set("b", 2) set("d", 4, "a", 1) set("e", 5, "c", 3) end do local evicted_key, evicted_value; local c3 = cache.new(1, function (_key, _value) evicted_key, evicted_value = _key, _value; if _key == "a" then -- Sanity check for what we're evicting assert.are.equal(_key, "a"); assert.are.equal(_value, 1); -- We're going to block eviction of this key/value, so set to nil... evicted_key, evicted_value = nil, nil; -- Returning false to block eviction return false end end); local function set(k, v, should_evict_key, should_evict_value) evicted_key, evicted_value = nil, nil; local ret = c3:set(k, v); assert.are.equal(evicted_key, should_evict_key); assert.are.equal(evicted_value, should_evict_value); return ret; end set("a", 1) set("a", 1) set("a", 1) set("a", 1) set("a", 1) -- Our on_evict prevents "a" from being evicted, causing this to fail... assert.are.equal(set("b", 2), false, "Failed to prevent eviction, or signal result"); expect_kv("a", 1, c3:head()); expect_kv("a", 1, c3:tail()); -- Check the final state is what we expect assert.are.equal(c3:get("a"), 1); assert.are.equal(c3:get("b"), nil); assert.are.equal(c3:count(), 1); end local c4 = cache.new(3, false); assert.are.equal(c4:set("a", 1), true); assert.are.equal(c4:set("a", 1), true); assert.are.equal(c4:set("a", 1), true); assert.are.equal(c4:set("a", 1), true); assert.are.equal(c4:set("b", 2), true); assert.are.equal(c4:set("c", 3), true); assert.are.equal(c4:set("d", 4), false); assert.are.equal(c4:set("d", 4), false); assert.are.equal(c4:set("d", 4), false); expect_kv("c", 3, c4:head()); expect_kv("a", 1, c4:tail()); local c5 = cache.new(3, function (k, v) --luacheck: ignore 212/v if k == "a" then return nil; elseif k == "b" then return true; end return false; end); assert.are.equal(c5:set("a", 1), true); assert.are.equal(c5:set("a", 1), true); assert.are.equal(c5:set("a", 1), true); assert.are.equal(c5:set("a", 1), true); assert.are.equal(c5:set("b", 2), true); assert.are.equal(c5:set("c", 3), true); assert.are.equal(c5:set("d", 4), true); -- "a" evicted (cb returned nil) assert.are.equal(c5:set("d", 4), true); -- nop assert.are.equal(c5:set("d", 4), true); -- nop assert.are.equal(c5:set("e", 5), true); -- "b" evicted (cb returned true) assert.are.equal(c5:set("f", 6), false); -- "c" won't evict (cb returned false) expect_kv("e", 5, c5:head()); expect_kv("c", 3, c5:tail()); end); (_VERSION=="Lua 5.1" and pending or it)(":table works", function () local t = cache.new(3):table(); assert.is.table(t); t["a"] = "1"; assert.are.equal(t["a"], "1"); t["b"] = "2"; assert.are.equal(t["b"], "2"); t["c"] = "3"; assert.are.equal(t["c"], "3"); t["d"] = "4"; assert.are.equal(t["d"], "4"); assert.are.equal(t["a"], nil); local i = spy.new(function () end); for k, v in pairs(t) do i(k,v) end assert.spy(i).was_called(); assert.spy(i).was_called_with("b", "2"); assert.spy(i).was_called_with("c", "3"); assert.spy(i).was_called_with("d", "4"); end); end); end);