Hi,

I'm trying to work out the best way to setup the proxy_pass url and which variables to use. Initially we were using proxy_pass to proxy to a single https URL, we used a rewrite to change https://hostname/ to https://hostname/index.html.

We've recently discovered issues due to the single DNS query nginx performs so moved to using a variable for the hostname, this required us to set proxy_pass to the full requests url. We started with :

proxy_pass ${content_server}content$request_uri

This worked as expected but our rewrite rules failed to work, looking at the documentation, this is seems to be expected since this is the request pre-processing by nginx.

We then moved to :

proxy_pass ${content_server}content$uri

This works fine with the rewrite rules but I noticed a comment on StackOverflow stating this opens you up to header injection vulnerabilities. Is there a variable / combination of variables that allow you to preserve rewrites without the potential security issues, or a better way of doing this ensuring we can use variables in the proxy_pass hostname?

Regards

Rob

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