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original http request origin and host headers are overriden #179
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Any update on this? I've looked at all the request headers on the request forwarded from the GCE Ingress, and I can't find anything that exposes the origin IP?
In the absence of this ability, I may have to move to using the nginx ingress. |
/kind feature |
Hi, can you post your headers that you are seeing on your application side? |
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Hi, can you guys add some insight to this? This is a security bug if there's no feature to cover it, can't use in prod. |
when my client makes an http request to the Ingress domain i see that the request origin and host headers are sent correctly but on my backend i can see they are changed by Ingress to some internal ip. This is crucial for setting up CORS for my app ( checks domain and alters response headers accordingly).
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