Can a given URL be dereferenced given the BES's configuration? More...
#include <AllowedHosts.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| AllowedHosts (const AllowedHosts &)=delete | |
| bool | is_allowed (const http::url &candidate_url) |
| bool | is_allowed (const http::url &candidate_url, std::string &whynot) |
| bool | is_allowed (const std::shared_ptr< http::url > &candidate_url) |
| bool | is_allowed (const std::shared_ptr< http::url > &candidate_url, std::string &whynot) |
| AllowedHosts & | operator= (const AllowedHosts &)=delete |
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static AllowedHosts * | theHosts () |
Detailed Description
Can a given URL be dereferenced given the BES's configuration?
Embodies a configuration based remote access allowed list and provides a simple API, is_allowed() for determining which resources may be accessed. This enables a system administrator to control the remote systems a particular BES daemon can access.
- Note
- This class is a singleton
Definition at line 53 of file AllowedHosts.h.
Member Function Documentation
◆ is_allowed() [1/4]
Definition at line 82 of file AllowedHosts.cc.
◆ is_allowed() [2/4]
Definition at line 89 of file AllowedHosts.cc.
◆ is_allowed() [3/4]
This method provides an access condition assessment for URLs and files to be accessed by the BES. The http and https URLs are verified against a allowed hosts list assembled from configuration. All file URLs are checked to be sure that they reference a resource within the BES default catalog.
- Parameters
-
candidate_url The URL to test
- Returns
- True if the URL may be dereferenced, given the BES's configuration, false otherwise.
Definition at line 73 of file AllowedHosts.cc.
◆ is_allowed() [4/4]
| bool http::AllowedHosts::is_allowed | ( | const std::shared_ptr< http::url > & | candidate_url, |
| std::string & | whynot ) |
Definition at line 78 of file AllowedHosts.cc.
◆ theHosts()
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static |
Definition at line 58 of file AllowedHosts.cc.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
