hello,
After looking for an answer in the archives, I'll try asking here.
I'm currently managing a three servers set up : A sso server, a reverse
proxy front end and a http backend.
Basically, i'm trying to have things like this work :
proxy.domain/public_app -> proxy -> backend.local/private_app -> calls
sso -> sso.domain/auth -> redirects to public_app ->proxy.domain/public_app
(the names of the application folders aren't the same).
It works pretty fine, except that the SSO only use the X-Forwarded-for
header to redirects the user to the right server. Problem is that it
redirects the user to proxy_server/private_app instead of
proxy_server/public_app.
Using the same names for private and public app names isn't a solution,
and I would like to know which header sent to/received by the backend
server will give me the part after *proxy.domain/* so that I can tweak
this particular sso implementation to suits my needs.
Thanks by advance,
--
François Conil
Administrateur Systèmes et Réseaux
<Lenz> Oh man...
<Lenz> my mom just asked me to rewind the dvd for her
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