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@@ -27,12 +27,12 @@ import hoailona [from "path"] ;
 ::
 
   new OBJECT = hoailona.policy(ENUM type [, DURATION ttl]
-                               [, STRING description] [, BLOB secret]
+			       [, STRING description] [, BLOB secret]
 			       [, INT start_offset])
 
   new OBJECT = hoailona.hosts()
   <obj>.add(STRING host, STRING policy [, STRING path]
-            [, STRING description])
+	    [, STRING description])
   INT <obj>.policy(STRING host, STRING path)
   STRING <obj>.token([STRING acl] [, DURATION ttl] [, STRING data])
   BLOB <obj>.secret()
@@ -93,12 +93,12 @@ used for authorization. For example::
       # Define a policy for token authorization lasting one hour,
       # and associate it with a shared secret.
       new token_policy
-      	  = hoailona.policy(TOKEN, 1h,
-	                    blobcode.decode(encoded="secret"));
-  
+	  = hoailona.policy(TOKEN, 1h,
+			    blobcode.decode(encoded="secret"));
+
       # Define a policy for open access (authorization not required)
       new open_policy = hoailona.policy(OPEN);
-  
+
       # Define an "access denied" policy
       new deny_policy = hoailona.policy(DENY);
   }
@@ -121,10 +121,10 @@ Policy Editor::
 
       # Assign the token_policy globally to host example.com
       config.add("example.com", "token_policy");
-  
+
       # Assign the open_policy to the path /foo/bar on host example.org
       config.add("example.org", "open_policy", "/foo/bar");
-  
+
       # Assign the deny_policy to any path beginning with /baz/quux
       # on subdomains of example.org
       config.add("*.example.org", "deny_policy", "/baz/quux/...");
@@ -146,19 +146,19 @@ object::
   sub vcl_recv {
       # The policy method returns 0 for policy type DENY
       if (config.policy(req.http.Host, req.url) == 0) {
-      	 # Handle "access denied" by returning 403 Forbidden
-      	 return(synth(403));
+	 # Handle "access denied" by returning 403 Forbidden
+	 return(synth(403));
       }
 
       # .policy() returns 1 for policy type OPEN
       if (config.policy() == 1) {
-      	 return(pass);
+	 return(pass);
       }
-  
+
       # .policy() returns 2 for policy type TOKEN
       if (config.policy() == 2) {
-      	 # Handle token authorization ...
-      	 # [...]
+	 # Handle token authorization ...
+	 # [...]
       }
   }
 
@@ -178,10 +178,10 @@ HMAC for the token::
   sub vcl_recv {
       # .policy() returns 2 for policy type TOKEN
       if (config.policy(req.http.Host, req.url) == 2) {
-      	 # Handle token authorization:
+	 # Handle token authorization:
 	 # Assign the non-cryptographic part of the token to a temp
-         # header
-      	 set req.http.Tmp-Token = config.token();
+	 # header
+	 set req.http.Tmp-Token = config.token();
 
 	 # Use VMOD blobdigest to generate the HMAC, and VMOD blobcode
 	 # to encode the result in lower case hex.
@@ -190,10 +190,10 @@ HMAC for the token::
 	 set req.http.Tmp-HMAC
 	   = blobcode.encode(HEXLC,
 	       blobdigest.hmacf(SHA256, config.secret(),
-	                        blobcode.decode(IDENTITY,
-				                req.http.Tmp-Token)));
+				blobcode.decode(IDENTITY,
+						req.http.Tmp-Token)));
 
-         # These two temp headers can now be combined to form the full
+	 # These two temp headers can now be combined to form the full
 	 # token string required for authorization at the Akamai
 	 # server, such as:
 	 #
@@ -289,8 +289,8 @@ Examples::
   # correctly.)
   import blobcode;
   new token = hoailona.policy(type=TOKEN, ttl=2h, start_offset=0-10,
-                              secret=blobcode.decode(HEX,
-		                   "717569636B2062726F776E20666F7879"));
+			      secret=blobcode.decode(HEX,
+				   "717569636B2062726F776E20666F7879"));
 
   # A policy for "access denied"
   new forbid = hoailona.policy(DENY, description="access denied");
@@ -425,18 +425,18 @@ Examples::
 
     # Assign a policy globally to example.com
     h.add("example.com", "p1");
-    
+
     # Assign a policy to a fixed path on subdomains of example.com
     h.add("*.example.com", "p2", "/foo/bar");
-    
+
     # Assign a policy to any path beginning with /baz/quux/
     # on example.org
     h.add("example.org", "p3", "/baz/quux/...");
-    
+
     # Assign a policy to any path with three components, where
     # the first component is /foo/ and the last is /bar, on example.org
     h.add("example.org", "p4", "/foo/*/bar");
-    
+
     # Deny access to any path on evil.org, with a description to be used
     # by h.explain()
     h.add("evil.org", "deny", description="no access to evil.org");
@@ -596,14 +596,14 @@ Examples::
       # Use VMOD blobdigest to generate the HMAC, where
       # the shared secret serves as the HMAC key.
       set req.http.Tmp-HMAC
-        = blobcode.encode(HEXLC,
+	= blobcode.encode(HEXLC,
 	     blobdigest.hmacf(SHA256, config.secret(),
-	                      blobcode.decode(IDENTITY,
-			                      req.http.Tmp-Token)));
+			      blobcode.decode(IDENTITY,
+					      req.http.Tmp-Token)));
 
       # Concatenate elements of the authorization token
       set req.http.Token = "hdnea=" + req.http.Tmp + "~hmac="
-                           + req.http.Tmp-HMAC;
+			   + req.http.Tmp-HMAC;
 
       # The contents of the Tmp header may now be used as
       # a query string or cookie contents, as required for
@@ -663,7 +663,7 @@ Returns the version string for this VMOD.
 
 Example::
 
-        std.log("Using VMOD hoailona version " + hoailona.version());
+	std.log("Using VMOD hoailona version " + hoailona.version());
 
 REQUIREMENTS
 ============

src/vmod_hoailona.vcc

@@ -10,12 +10,12 @@ $Module hoailona 3 Akamai SecureHD Token Authorization VMOD
 ::
 
   new OBJECT = hoailona.policy(ENUM type [, DURATION ttl]
-                               [, STRING description] [, BLOB secret]
+			       [, STRING description] [, BLOB secret]
 			       [, INT start_offset])
 
   new OBJECT = hoailona.hosts()
   <obj>.add(STRING host, STRING policy [, STRING path]
-            [, STRING description])
+	    [, STRING description])
   INT <obj>.policy(STRING host, STRING path)
   STRING <obj>.token([STRING acl] [, DURATION ttl] [, STRING data])
   BLOB <obj>.secret()
@@ -76,12 +76,12 @@ used for authorization. For example::
       # Define a policy for token authorization lasting one hour,
       # and associate it with a shared secret.
       new token_policy
-      	  = hoailona.policy(TOKEN, 1h,
-	                    blobcode.decode(encoded="secret"));
-  
+	  = hoailona.policy(TOKEN, 1h,
+			    blobcode.decode(encoded="secret"));
+
       # Define a policy for open access (authorization not required)
       new open_policy = hoailona.policy(OPEN);
-  
+
       # Define an "access denied" policy
       new deny_policy = hoailona.policy(DENY);
   }
@@ -104,10 +104,10 @@ Policy Editor::
 
       # Assign the token_policy globally to host example.com
       config.add("example.com", "token_policy");
-  
+
       # Assign the open_policy to the path /foo/bar on host example.org
       config.add("example.org", "open_policy", "/foo/bar");
-  
+
       # Assign the deny_policy to any path beginning with /baz/quux
       # on subdomains of example.org
       config.add("*.example.org", "deny_policy", "/baz/quux/...");
@@ -129,19 +129,19 @@ object::
   sub vcl_recv {
       # The policy method returns 0 for policy type DENY
       if (config.policy(req.http.Host, req.url) == 0) {
-      	 # Handle "access denied" by returning 403 Forbidden
-      	 return(synth(403));
+	 # Handle "access denied" by returning 403 Forbidden
+	 return(synth(403));
       }
 
       # .policy() returns 1 for policy type OPEN
       if (config.policy() == 1) {
-      	 return(pass);
+	 return(pass);
       }
-  
+
       # .policy() returns 2 for policy type TOKEN
       if (config.policy() == 2) {
-      	 # Handle token authorization ...
-      	 # [...]
+	 # Handle token authorization ...
+	 # [...]
       }
   }
 
@@ -161,10 +161,10 @@ HMAC for the token::
   sub vcl_recv {
       # .policy() returns 2 for policy type TOKEN
       if (config.policy(req.http.Host, req.url) == 2) {
-      	 # Handle token authorization:
+	 # Handle token authorization:
 	 # Assign the non-cryptographic part of the token to a temp
-         # header
-      	 set req.http.Tmp-Token = config.token();
+	 # header
+	 set req.http.Tmp-Token = config.token();
 
 	 # Use VMOD blobdigest to generate the HMAC, and VMOD blobcode
 	 # to encode the result in lower case hex.
@@ -173,10 +173,10 @@ HMAC for the token::
 	 set req.http.Tmp-HMAC
 	   = blobcode.encode(HEXLC,
 	       blobdigest.hmacf(SHA256, config.secret(),
-	                        blobcode.decode(IDENTITY,
-				                req.http.Tmp-Token)));
+				blobcode.decode(IDENTITY,
+						req.http.Tmp-Token)));
 
-         # These two temp headers can now be combined to form the full
+	 # These two temp headers can now be combined to form the full
 	 # token string required for authorization at the Akamai
 	 # server, such as:
 	 #
@@ -210,7 +210,7 @@ same backend transaction are based on the policy that was determined
 by that call.
 
 $Object policy(PRIV_TASK, ENUM {OPEN, DENY, TOKEN} type, DURATION ttl=0,
-               STRING description=0, BLOB secret=0, INT start_offset=0)
+	       STRING description=0, BLOB secret=0, INT start_offset=0)
 
 Create a policy. The ``type`` enum is required, to classify the policy
 as ``OPEN``, ``DENY`` or ``TOKEN``.
@@ -259,8 +259,8 @@ Examples::
   # correctly.)
   import blobcode;
   new token = hoailona.policy(type=TOKEN, ttl=2h, start_offset=0-10,
-                              secret=blobcode.decode(HEX,
-		                   "717569636B2062726F776E20666F7879"));
+			      secret=blobcode.decode(HEX,
+				   "717569636B2062726F776E20666F7879"));
 
   # A policy for "access denied"
   new forbid = hoailona.policy(DENY, description="access denied");
@@ -273,7 +273,7 @@ path patterns. The constructor has no parameters; the object only
 becomes useful by calling the ``.add()`` method.
 
 $Method VOID .add(PRIV_TASK, STRING host, STRING policy, STRING path=0,
-                  STRING description=0)
+		  STRING description=0)
 
 Associate ``policy`` with the ``host``, optionally restricted to the
 path pattern described by ``path``. The ``host`` and ``policy``
@@ -382,18 +382,18 @@ Examples::
 
     # Assign a policy globally to example.com
     h.add("example.com", "p1");
-    
+
     # Assign a policy to a fixed path on subdomains of example.com
     h.add("*.example.com", "p2", "/foo/bar");
-    
+
     # Assign a policy to any path beginning with /baz/quux/
     # on example.org
     h.add("example.org", "p3", "/baz/quux/...");
-    
+
     # Assign a policy to any path with three components, where
     # the first component is /foo/ and the last is /bar, on example.org
     h.add("example.org", "p4", "/foo/*/bar");
-    
+
     # Deny access to any path on evil.org, with a description to be used
     # by h.explain()
     h.add("evil.org", "deny", description="no access to evil.org");
@@ -532,14 +532,14 @@ Examples::
       # Use VMOD blobdigest to generate the HMAC, where
       # the shared secret serves as the HMAC key.
       set req.http.Tmp-HMAC
-        = blobcode.encode(HEXLC,
+	= blobcode.encode(HEXLC,
 	     blobdigest.hmacf(SHA256, config.secret(),
-	                      blobcode.decode(IDENTITY,
-			                      req.http.Tmp-Token)));
+			      blobcode.decode(IDENTITY,
+					      req.http.Tmp-Token)));
 
       # Concatenate elements of the authorization token
       set req.http.Token = "hdnea=" + req.http.Tmp + "~hmac="
-                           + req.http.Tmp-HMAC;
+			   + req.http.Tmp-HMAC;
 
       # The contents of the Tmp header may now be used as
       # a query string or cookie contents, as required for
@@ -585,7 +585,7 @@ Returns the version string for this VMOD.
 
 Example::
 
-        std.log("Using VMOD hoailona version " + hoailona.version());
+	std.log("Using VMOD hoailona version " + hoailona.version());
 
 REQUIREMENTS
 ============