Hi,
first time poster, be gentle! :)
I have a problem related to a WebSocket server behind AWS ELB, that's
configured with TCP over SSL. The problem I'm experiencing is that I loose
the origin IP of the connection, which I need for my application. So, to
get the origin IP of the connection I need to enable Proxy Protocol Support
for my ELB instance, which directly breaks the handshake for the WebSocket
connections. I know that this issue can be solved by putting a nginx
instance between the ELB and the WebSocket server, but I'm wondering if
there is any other way? I would love to fix this with my current stack
without adding another layer to it.
The module I've found (node-proxywrap) seems to not be maintained anymore
and consist one critical issue related to a memory leak, therefore that one
is not an option.
Anyone having any suggestions? I thought of piping the TCP connection in
the http.on('connection' ...) event, but found quickly that the connection
don't emit any events.
Cheers,
Fredrik Slättman
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