allowPost

Delivery Manager name: Allow POST
Behavior version: The latest rule format supports the allowPost behavior v1.3.

Allow HTTP requests using the POST method. By default, GET, HEAD, and OPTIONS requests are allowed, and POST requests are denied with 403 error. All other methods result in a 501 error. See also the allowDelete, allowOptions, allowPatch, and allowPut behaviors.

Option Type Description Requires

Option	Type	Description	Requires
`enabled`	boolean	Allows POST requests.		{"displayType":"boolean","tag":"input","type":"checkbox"}
`allowWithoutContentLength`	boolean	By default, POST requests also require a `Content-Length` header, or they result in a 411 error. With this option enabled with no specified `Content-Length`, the edge server relies on a `Transfer-Encoding` header to chunk the data. If neither header is present, it assumes the request has no body, and it adds a header with a `0` value to the forward request.		{"displayType":"boolean","tag":"input","type":"checkbox"} {"if":{"attribute":"enabled","op":"eq","value":true}}

enabled

boolean

Allows POST requests.

{"displayType":"boolean","tag":"input","type":"checkbox"}

allowWithoutContentLength

boolean

By default, POST requests also require a Content-Length header, or they result in a 411 error. With this option enabled with no specified Content-Length, the edge server relies on a Transfer-Encoding header to chunk the data. If neither header is present, it assumes the request has no body, and it adds a header with a 0 value to the forward request.

{"displayType":"boolean","tag":"input","type":"checkbox"}

{"if":{"attribute":"enabled","op":"eq","value":true}}