sproxy2, branch 1.95.0HTTP proxy for authenticating users via OAuth2https://git.pashev.ru/sproxy2/atom?h=1.95.02017-05-15T12:48:17ZVersion 1.95.02017-05-15T12:48:17ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2017-05-15T12:48:17Zurn:sha1:bb4e6f60207e6261d47d7983a3d3f09fb992ca0cRespond with 502 on every backend exception2017-05-13T20:45:56ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2017-05-13T20:45:56Zurn:sha1:41133e1f2e83fff0dea8a5a1ce1ea53b2d9aa2d8
From RFC 7231:
6.6.3. 502 Bad Gateway
The 502 (Bad Gateway) status code indicates that the server, while
acting as a gateway or proxy, received an invalid response from an
inbound server it accessed while attempting to fulfill the request.
Add end-point for checking access in a bunch2017-05-13T20:16:09ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2017-05-13T20:09:56Zurn:sha1:850e5cc2d4ef96a2dd2a43c9b8d4c1355eb7a148ChangeLog: updated link2017-04-20T07:22:17ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2017-04-20T07:22:04Zurn:sha1:4e115cca1db6ded1c11d970bdb2372da0ff6eb95Version 1.94.12017-02-07T13:33:41ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2017-02-07T13:33:41Zurn:sha1:b90ae95fbdfc5300d523f3ea68e9470c187ece6bOops ¯\_(ツ)_/¯2017-02-07T13:30:44ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2017-02-07T13:30:44Zurn:sha1:2afaf4bf4532acd4a151c23ec2aa97842e9e3020Version 1.94.02017-01-30T14:24:45ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2017-01-30T14:24:45Zurn:sha1:1314f3200fb745a227020a4276b80c795af95f82README: replace HTTP Basic authentication2017-01-15T13:13:45ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2017-01-15T13:13:45Zurn:sha1:9847967da7a9763b7365c2913216a00f3925d778Typo2017-01-03T15:11:57ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2017-01-03T15:11:11Zurn:sha1:e261d6a95669b474078354c7dd11227f31f74157Disregard possible port in the Host HTTP header2016-12-27T18:53:30ZIgor Pashevpashev.igor@gmail.com2016-12-27T18:53:30Zurn:sha1:d7e5277c680d73ac2e11aea0b473d98b2d48350c
Motivation: to make it easy to switch Sproxy's primary port.
This could be useful when running private (behind Sproxy) and public
(e. g. nginx) HTTPS services on the same server. In such a setup
one can use port 443 for public services and alt. HTTPS port 8443
for Sproxy.
Before this change, Sproxy took possible port number into account
when looking for backend and privileges. Now it ignores port and
considers domain name only.
This also gets Sproxy in line with browsers and SSL certificates:
certificates do not include port numbers, browsers ignore ports
when sending cookies.