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updated to accept forwarded headers #6969

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This change addresses the need to map the forwarded headers in the application when ASPNETCORE_FORWARDEDHEADERS_ENABLED is enabled. Currently even if a developer enables the ASPNETCORE_FORWARDEDHEADERS_ENABLED environment variable, the application does not map the forwarded headers properly because the application doesn't specify which headers to map.

Without this change the dashboard doesn't work well behind a reverse proxy like YARP when doing OpenID Auth since the app doesn't map the Host or Protocol (http/https) properly and the redirect ends up being the address YARP redirects the call to.

I need guidance for the test I was thinking calling the dashboard and do something similar to ValidateTokenMiddlewareTests to validate the Host, and Proto.

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adamint commented Dec 19, 2024

@JamesNK @drewnoakes
I'm not sure whether there are any security implications here.

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I’m that doesn’t seem right. Do you need to forward all headers?

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danespinosa commented Dec 19, 2024

I’m that doesn’t seem right. Do you need to forward all headers?

@davidfowl I just need XForwardedHost/X-Forwarded-Host that maps to host, that unblocks me to use Microsoft as an Identity provider, I wouldn't know if we need any other headers for other OpenId identity provider though, the other option would be to expose the ForwardedHeaderOptions via the config and let the users decide what headers to forward?

For example if a developer uses Yarp to cut the SSL connection at the edge they will need to map the Protocol too.

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I’m that doesn’t seem right. Do you need to forward all headers?

@adamint @davidfowl i have limited the forwarded headers to host and protocol, let me know your thoughts.

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