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Is it possible to disable it for specific scenario using if is evil ?
Lets say can i do this :
if ($request_uri = /blabla/blabla) { set antiddos off; }
Or
if ($request_uri = /blabla/blabla) { access_by_lua_file off; }
Something that can allow me to disable it when i need it for specific if !
paste your nginx config here
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You can do that directly inside script under allow for specific websites/path section
Does the script allow if condition ??
Dunno, haven't tested it with if's on my webserver config however script is configurable to being used under specific paths and websites.
Issue title
Is it possible to disable it for specific scenario using if is evil ?
Issue Description
Lets say can i do this :
Or
Something that can allow me to disable it when i need it for specific if !
Versions:
Nginx config:
Screenshot(s):
[Screenshot(s) for difficult to describe visual issues are mandatory. Post links instead of Inline Images for Screenshots containing Adult material.]
Settings:
Other optional information you want to add other than the above:
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