villajo commented on code in PR #6777:
URL: https://github.com/apache/trafficcontrol/pull/6777#discussion_r858146412


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docs/source/overview/delivery_services.rst:
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@@ -295,7 +295,7 @@ Geo Limit Redirect URL
 If `Geo Limit`_ is being used with this Delivery Service, this is optionally a 
URL to which clients will be redirected when Traffic Router determines that 
they are not in a geographic zone that permits their access to the Delivery 
Service content. This changes the response from Traffic Router from ``503 
Service Unavailable`` to ``302 Found`` with a provided location that will be 
this URL. There is no restriction on the provided URL; it may even be the path 
to a resource served by this Delivery Service. In fact, this field need not 
even be a full URL, it can be a relative path. Both of these cases are handled 
specially by Traffic Router.
 
 - If the provided URL is a resource served by the Delivery Service (e.g. if 
the client requests ``http://cdn.dsXMLID.somedomain.example.com/index.html`` 
but are denied access by `Geo Limit`_ and the Geo Limit Redirect URL is 
something like ``http://cdn.dsXMLID.somedomain.example.com/help.php``), Traffic 
Router will find an appropriate :term:`Edge-tier cache server` and redirect the 
client, ignoring Geo Limit restrictions *for this request only*.
-- If the provided "URL" is actually a relative path, it will be considered 
*relative to the requested Delivery Service :abbr:`FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain 
Name)`*. This means that e.g. if the client requests 
``http://cdn.dsXMLID.somedomain.example.com/index.html`` but are denied access 
by `Geo Limit`_ and the Geo Limit Redirect URL is something like ``/help.php``, 
Traffic Router will find an appropriate :term:`Edge-tier cache server` and 
redirect the client to it as though they had requested 
``http://cdn.dsXMLID.somedomain.example.com/help.php``, ignoring `Geo Limit`_ 
restrictions *for this request only*.
+- If the provided "URL" is actually a relative path, it will be considered 
*relative to the requested Delivery Service :abbr:`FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain 
Name)`. This means that e.g. if the client requests 
``http://cdn.dsXMLID.somedomain.example.com/index.html`` but are denied access 
by `Geo Limit`_ and the Geo Limit Redirect URL is something like ``/help.php``, 
Traffic Router will find an appropriate :term:`Edge-tier cache server` and 
redirect the client to it as though they had requested 
``http://cdn.dsXMLID.somedomain.example.com/help.php``, ignoring `Geo Limit`_ 
restrictions *for this request only*.

Review Comment:
   Should be fixed now. Tested. 



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