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> David Ayers <[email protected] mailto:[email protected] > hat am 11. Januar 2019 um 
> 16:30 geschrieben:
> 
> 
>     Hello Richard,
> 
>     we are using the WebServer framework to implement an application which
>     we are sometimes running with TLS certificates when external access is
>     needed. But due to some unrelated issues we wanted to try to run them
>     behind a reverse-TLS proxy without TLS certificates within the
>     application.
> 
>     It seems that the WebServer instance has an API (-setSecureProxy:)
>     which would adjust the x-http-scheme header accordingly. But instead
>     of detecting it dynamically (via the x-forwarded-proto) in each request
>     it seems that the configuration must be set manually.
> 
>     Looking at the implementation it also seems that this configuration
>     should be done during initial WebServer configuration and is not
>     expected to be changed for each request (because it makes a copy of the
>     entire configuration... though I'm unsure why).
> 
>     But in our setup with the reverse proxy is in the DMZ, it can happen
>     that the most requests come as https via the proxy but a few services
>     may speak to the application directly via http.
> 
>     So I'm currently wondering...
> 
>     a) should I statically configure it with the default value and adjust
>     the internal code to cope with the fact that x-http-scheme could be
>     lying.
> 
>     b) am I interpreting too much into the config copy within
>     setSecureProxy: and should I simple set it with each request.
> 
>     c) should I explicitly check for x-forwarded-proto within the
>     application and simply not setSecureProxy: even though it would be true
>     for 98% of the requests.
> 
>     Thanks!
>     David
> 
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