Filter requests using regex on base64 decoded userId:passwd #475
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…auth Example snippet: --http-basic-auth-filter "^customer[0-9].*"
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exported method HTTPHeaderBasicAuthFilters.Set should have comment or be unexported
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comment on exported type HTTPHeaderBasicAuthFilters should be of the form "HTTPHeaderBasicAuthFilters ..." (with optional leading article)
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Hello, we have a need to filter using the HTTP Basic Auth header. Specifically, using a regex to match the "UserId" portion of the header.
So, I made a small change to extract the basic auth header, base64 decode the
userid:passwdportion of the string and then run it against the given regex.Usage snippet:
--http-basic-auth-filter "^customer[0-9].*"Thanks.