fix: Check access list before force SSL redirect #5208
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Fixes #5207 - Security issue where Force SSL leaks host existence
When both Force SSL and an Access List are active on a Proxy Host, HTTP requests from unauthorized IPs were receiving a 301 redirect instead of being blocked. This allowed attackers to enumerate valid hosts by brute-forcing the Host header.
Solution: Use nginx geo module to check IP access before the SSL redirect. Only allowed IPs get redirected to HTTPS; denied IPs fall through to the access phase and receive 403.
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