Re: [galaxy-dev] Fwd: Bug with multiple reverse proxies

[John Chilton]

Hey Jan,

  Thanks for the fixes. Sorry no one responded to your earlier e-mail.
I think the pull request should serve as contact point on this  - it
cannot be merged until this
(https://github.com/bbangert/routes/pull/33) is fixed and Galaxy
updated to target it right?

On Thu, Nov 13, 2014 at 11:02 AM, Jan Kanis  wrote:
> Hi,
>
> We ran into a problem if galaxy is running behind multiple reverse proxies.
> Galaxy assumes that the X-Forwarded-Host header only contains a single host
> to which it redirects, but apache will append comma-separated components to
> it if it already exists, which is the case of multiple reverse proxies. The
> result is that galaxy sometimes (i.e. sometimes after user login, depending
> on browser specifics, and when installing toolshed tools) tries to redirect
> the browser to "hostname, hostname". Apache docs
>
> I have a patch for galaxy in this pull request. That change fixes a file
> that makes the same assumption. The actual fix requires a change in Routes.
> The Routes PR is here, so actually fixing this requires an update of Routes
> after that pr is merged there.
>
> Jan
>
>
>
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[galaxy-dev] Fwd: Bug with multiple reverse proxies

[Jan Kanis]

Hi,

We ran into a problem if galaxy is running behind multiple reverse proxies.
Galaxy assumes that the X-Forwarded-Host header only contains a single host
to which it redirects, but apache will append comma-separated components to
it if it already exists, which is the case of multiple reverse proxies. The
result is that galaxy sometimes (i.e. sometimes after user login, depending
on browser specifics, and when installing toolshed tools) tries to redirect
the browser to "hostname, hostname". Apache docs


I have a patch for galaxy in this pull request
.
That change fixes a file that makes the same assumption. The actual fix
requires a change in Routes. The Routes PR is here
, so actually fixing this
requires an update of Routes after that pr is merged there.

Jan
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[galaxy-dev] Fwd: Bug with multiple reverse proxies

[Jan Kanis]

Hi,

We ran into a problem if galaxy is running behind multiple reverse proxies.
Galaxy assumes that the X-Forwarded-Host header only contains a single host
to which it redirects, but apache will append comma-separated components to
it if it already exists, which is the case of multiple reverse proxies. The
result is that galaxy sometimes (i.e. sometimes after user login, depending
on browser specifics, and when installing toolshed tools) tries to redirect
the browser to "hostname, hostname". Apache docs


I have a patch for galaxy in this pull request
.
That change fixes a file that makes the same assumption. The actual fix
requires a change in Routes. The Routes PR is here
, so actually fixing this
requires an update of Routes after that pr is merged there.

Jan
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