Examples of org.hsqldb.server.ServerAcl

org.hsqldb.server.ServerAcl

A list of ACL permit and deny entries with a permitAccess method which tells whether candidate addresses are permitted or denied by this ACL list.

The ACL file is reloaded whenever a modification to it is detected. If you copy in a file with an older file date, you will need to touch it.

The public runtime method is permitAccess(). The public setup method is the constructor.

Each non-comment line in the ACL file must be a rule of the format:

 {allow|deny} [/significant-bits]

For example

 allow ahostname deny ahost.domain.com allow 127.0.0.1 allow 2001:db8::/32

In order to detect bit specification mistakes, we require that non-significant bits be zero in the values. An undesirable consequence of this is, you can't use a specification like the following to mean "all of the hosts on the same network as x.admc.com":

 allow x.admc.com/24

@see #ServerAcl(File) @see #permitAccess

        }
    }


    public void testNoLocalNetOnlyWithNames() {


        ServerAcl acl;


        for (int i = 0; i < aclDenyLocalNets.length; i++) {
            acl = (ServerAcl) aclDenyLocalNets[i];


            assertFalse(
                "Permitting access from localNet with localNet-deny ACL",
                acl.permitAccess(localhostByName.getAddress()));
        }
    }

        }
    }


    public void testNoLocalNetOnlyWithIPs() {


        ServerAcl acl;


        for (int i = 0; i < aclDenyLocalNets.length; i++) {
            acl = (ServerAcl) aclDenyLocalNets[i];


            assertFalse(
                "Permitting access from localNet with localNet-deny ACL",
                acl.permitAccess(localhostByAddr.getAddress()));
            assertTrue("Denying access from other Net with localNet-deny ACL",
                       acl.permitAccess(otherHostByAddr.getAddress()));
        }
    }

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