Hi
Just playing with openupload as it looks like a real answer to a problem we have had for a while.
I have it up and running on a trial server and while I need to look at the some of the options like captcha because I don't gave GD installed, I am very impressed with the ease of use and fuunctionality
My problem is with the banned addresses plugin.
>From my testing the deny/allow list held in banned.txt seems to work on the order the entries exist rather than the priority given
For example the standard file shows
id|ip|access|priority
1|127.0.0.1|allow|1
2|0.0.0.0/0|allow|999
Adding another entry using the Gui changes it to
id|ip|access|priority
1|127.0.0.1|allow|1
2|0.0.0.0/0|allow|999
3|10.60.10.244|deny|5
The final entry is my own internal IP and I am not blocked. It appears that the entry at 2 overrides the antry at 3 despite the priorities.
I tested by manually editing the banned.txt file to put the rules in what looks like the correct order
id|ip|access|priority
1|127.0.0.1|allow|1
2|10.60.10.244|deny|5
3|0.0.0.0/0|allow|999
In this format everything works as expected and my address is banned but everything else is allowed.
Is this a known bug? Have I got a config error?
Thanks
Steve
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