Bug #418

mod_proxy should send the X-Forwarded-Host header to the proxied server

Added by Anonymous 1083 days ago. Updated 517 days ago.

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Category:mod_proxy
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Description

Apache's mod_proxy adds a X-Forwarded-Host header when it makes a request to the proxied server; the header contains a copy of the original Host header, and allows the proxied server to see what its public address is.

Many web application frameworks, including Rails as I write this, look for this header in order to behave correctly.

It would be wonderful if lighttpd's mod_proxy could also send this header.

-- stephen_purcell

History

12/19/2005 12:21 PM - Anonymous

That header is present already, but at the moment it is called "X-Host" in lighttpd.

-- conny

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