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  • If present in the override, most of the default element's attribute content is ignored. Any child elements/handlers defined at the default level WILL apply to the override. If you specify child elements/handlers at the override level, any handlers at a Location used by a default handler will replace the default, while others will supplement the default set. In other words, you can add or replace default handlers, but not disable them.
  • While virtually all of the property/attribute settings at the default level are ignored, the following settings are inherited if not set in the override:
    • redirectLimit

    • redirectAllow (formerly redirectWhitelist) (this is ignored in an override if redirectLimit itself isn't overridden)

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