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jehiah
commented on July 19, 2024
@johnboxall I appreciate you writing out your use case. That's extremely helpful.
The two takeaways for me are 1) you want to control upstream hostname differently to allow vhost upstreams (at Bitly we manage ports pretty strongly and run our internal services on different ports) and related to that 2) you want to encrypt the request state so you can trust it over an untrusted connection upstream. We had explored a little of that in #1 but our need disappeared so we dropped that.
Let's leave this PR focused on the Host header setting; Can you open up a separate PR for encrypting the forwarded authenticated state (X-Forwarded-User and X-Forwarded-Email). I'm also not sure off the top of my head how good upstream https urls are supported today but that feels like it is needed in that case.
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johnboxall
commented on July 19, 2024
@jehiah I wish I saw #1 earlier haha : )
Thanks for the feedback – I'll give it a shot!
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