I didn't see anyone explain this (I may have missed it though)
so I'll attempt to explain it myself for you.
IIRC the components of an acl declaration are OR'ed
and the components of an http_access declaration are AND'ed
( I hope I don't have these backward! )
So, if I may alter your configuration as an example:
> acl acl1 src claudiu.altex.ro caesar.altex.ro
This acl would be satisfied if access was from
host caludiu OR caesar. Notice how I didn't say
that it grants access. It doesn't. It is simply
giving a name to a certain kind of condition.
Here is some pseudo-code, that might clarify things:
IF access is from claudiu.altext.ro OR caesar.altext.ro
THEN LET acl1 = TRUE
> http_access allow acl1 acl2
^^^^^
This will "allow" access if acl1 AND acl2 are true.
If either acl1 or acl2 are false, then this statement is
skipped (access is neither granted nor denied), instead
processing will continue with the next http_access
statement.
> http_access deny all
And for this one, think of the all keyword as TRUE.
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Good luck!
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