BIND 10 #2027: ddns: move acl up

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#2027: ddns: move acl up
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                   Reporter:  jelte  |                 Owner:
                       Type:         |                Status:  new
  enhancement                        |             Milestone:  New Tasks
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                  Component:  DDNS   |           Sub-Project:  DNS
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            Defect Severity:  N/A    |           Total Hours:  0
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Description changed by jinmei:

Old description:

> as (being) discussed on bind10-dev; we currently have defaulted to using
> the order of operations defined in RFC2136, but it makes sense to move
> the ACL check to before the prerequisite checks.
>
> This should be a very simple change, the code is already separated, it
> *should* be a one-line change plus a few tests.
>
> (don't forget mentioning this in the doc, both as code comments and in
> the guide)

New description:

 as (being) discussed on bind10-dev; we currently have defaulted to using
 the order of operations defined in RFC2136, but it makes sense to move the
 ACL check to before the prerequisite checks.

 This should be a very simple change, the code is already separated, it
 *should* be a one-line change plus a few tests.

 (don't forget mentioning this in the doc, both as code comments and in
 the guide)

 (and don't forget adding a test to confirm the behavior, i.e, try to
 handle a request that would be rejected due to prerequisite check
 if ACLs were checked after that).

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