get acl

Test whether a value would match an ACL.

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This command returns a result that indicates whether a value would match an ACL expression. An ACL is found by its ID, which comes from the output of the command show acl. This is useful for debugging ACLs.

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We start with the following ACL expression in the configuration, which checks whether the requested URL path begins with /images/:

haproxy
frontend www
  bind :80
  acl static_url path -i -m beg /images/

haproxy
frontend www
  bind :80
  acl static_url path -i -m beg /images/

Test a value against an ACL that you reference by its ID.

In the example below, we test the value /images/test.jpg against the ACL with an ID of 0:

bash
echo "get acl #0 /images/test.jpg" | \
  sudo socat stdio tcp4-connect:127.0.0.1:9999

bash
echo "get acl #0 /images/test.jpg" | \
  sudo socat stdio tcp4-connect:127.0.0.1:9999

output
bash
type=beg, case=insensitive, match=yes, idx=list, pattern="/images/"

output
bash
type=beg, case=insensitive, match=yes, idx=list, pattern="/images/"

It returns match=yes.

See also Jump to heading #

• add acl
• clear acl
• commit acl
• del acl
• prepare acl
• show acl