Stacking phase directives in multiple contexts

ales.bregar · 2018-04-12T09:27:12+00:00

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Stacking phase directives in multiple contexts

ales.bregar

I have a question regarding stacking phase directives in multiple contexts. I have tried to put access_by_lua_block within http context and then another block access_by_lua_file within location context expecting both blocks will execute.
I am observing that only location context block gets executed. Is that an expected behavior?

Thanks in advance and kind regards

zchao1995

Hello!

> I have a question regarding stacking phase directives in multiple contexts. I have tried to put access_by_lua_block within http context and then another

> block access_by_lua_file within location context expecting both blocks will execute.
> I am observing that only location context block gets executed. Is that an expected behavior?

Yes, that's an expected behavior, the access_by_lua* directive inside a location has the higher priority than the one inside http block.

rpaprocki

See also: https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/openresty-en/0RmRy6Q2DOA

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On Apr 11, 2018, at 18:49, tokers <zcha...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello!

> I have a question regarding stacking phase directives in multiple contexts. I have tried to put access_by_lua_block within http context and then another
> block access_by_lua_file within location context expecting both blocks will execute.
> I am observing that only location context block gets executed. Is that an expected behavior?

Yes, that's an expected behavior, the access_by_lua* directive inside a location has the higher priority than the one inside http block.

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ales.bregar

Thanks for clarification and forum link (should have seek it myself, I apologize for not doing that)