Added support to do reverse proxy over https while proxy_pass over http#25
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Added support to do reverse proxy over https while proxy_pass over http#25Ulrhol wants to merge 1 commit intorocknsm:masterfrom
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@Ulrhol sorry to take so long getting back to this. Are you using this with nginx? it's not clear to me how you would differentiate these configs. |
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I'm using docket on a server with multiple web services. Instead of having different ports I set them up to different URIs on the same server using nginx as reverseproxy. I prefer all traffic outside of the box on HTTPS but don't want that for proxy_pass. This snippet is borrowed from http://flask.pocoo.org/snippets/35/ and allow redirects to work while maintaining HTTPS.