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trillium-forwarding

handler for trillium.rs that rewrites host/scheme from forwarded/x-forwarded headers

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lib.rs:

Trillium handler for x-forwarded-* / forwarded

This simple handler rewrites the request's host, secure setting, and peer ip based on headers added by a trusted reverse proxy.

The specific headers that are understood by this handler are:

  • Forwarded
  • or some combination of the following

There are several ways of specifying when to trust a peer ip address, and the narrowest possible trust rules should be used for a given deployment so as to decrease the chance for a threat actor to generate a request with forwarded headers that we mistakenly trust.

Dependencies

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~194K SLoC