Correctly handle user_regexp acl rules with not matching host

This should fix issue reported in issue 3304
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Paweł Chmielowski 2020-06-22 10:24:10 +02:00
parent 515dfc002b
commit 768460b518
1 changed files with 4 additions and 4 deletions

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@ -107,8 +107,8 @@ match_acl(_Host, {shared_group, {G, H}}, #{usr := {U, S, _}}) ->
end;
match_acl(Host, {shared_group, G}, Map) ->
match_acl(Host, {shared_group, {G, Host}}, Map);
match_acl(_Host, {user_regexp, {UR, S}}, #{usr := {U, S, _}}) ->
match_regexp(U, UR);
match_acl(_Host, {user_regexp, {UR, S1}}, #{usr := {U, S2, _}}) ->
S1 == S2 andalso match_regexp(U, UR);
match_acl(_Host, {user_regexp, UR}, #{usr := {U, S, _}}) ->
ejabberd_router:is_my_host(S) andalso match_regexp(U, UR);
match_acl(_Host, {server_regexp, SR}, #{usr := {_, S, _}}) ->
@ -117,8 +117,8 @@ match_acl(_Host, {resource_regexp, RR}, #{usr := {_, _, R}}) ->
match_regexp(R, RR);
match_acl(_Host, {node_regexp, {UR, SR}}, #{usr := {U, S, _}}) ->
match_regexp(U, UR) andalso match_regexp(S, SR);
match_acl(_Host, {user_glob, {UR, S}}, #{usr := {U, S, _}}) ->
match_regexp(U, UR);
match_acl(_Host, {user_glob, {UR, S1}}, #{usr := {U, S2, _}}) ->
S1 == S2 andalso match_regexp(U, UR);
match_acl(_Host, {user_glob, UR}, #{usr := {U, S, _}}) ->
ejabberd_router:is_my_host(S) andalso match_regexp(U, UR);
match_acl(_Host, {server_glob, SR}, #{usr := {_, S, _}}) ->