Class CAS_ProxyChain

A normal proxy-chain definition that lists each level of the chain as either a string or regular expression.

CAS_ProxyChain implements CAS_ProxyChain_Interface

Package: PhpCAS
Category: Authentication
License: Apache License 2.0
Author: Adam Franco afranco@middlebury.edu
Link: https://wiki.jasig.org/display/CASC/phpCAS
Class: CAS_ProxyChain
Located at shared/cas/source/CAS/ProxyChain.php

Methods summary
`public`	# `__construct( array $chain )` A chain is an array of strings or regexp strings that will be matched against. Regexp will be matched with preg_match and strings will be matched from the beginning. A string must fully match the beginning of an proxy url. So you can define a full domain as acceptable or go further down. Proxies have to be defined in reverse from the service to the user. If a user hits service A get proxied via B to service C the list of acceptable proxies on C would be array(B,A); A chain is an array of strings or regexp strings that will be matched against. Regexp will be matched with preg_match and strings will be matched from the beginning. A string must fully match the beginning of an proxy url. So you can define a full domain as acceptable or go further down. Proxies have to be defined in reverse from the service to the user. If a user hits service A get proxied via B to service C the list of acceptable proxies on C would be array(B,A); Parameters `$chain` A chain of proxies
`public boolean`	# `matches( array $list )` Match a list of proxies. Match a list of proxies. Parameters `$list` The list of proxies in front of this service. Returns boolean Implementation of `CAS_ProxyChain_Interface::matches()`
`protected boolean`	# `isSizeValid( array $list )` Validate the size of the the list as compared to our chain. Validate the size of the the list as compared to our chain. Parameters `$list` List of proxies Returns boolean

Properties summary
`protected array`	`$chain`	# `array()`

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