A little question on reverse proxies via mod_proxy on 16.04
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I've run into a little bit of a hump and would like a bit of feedback from the community as I'm not sure how best to proceed. I have created a reverse proxy that allows the user to login into a website by just using a link, (authenticated IP address assigns the user to a subscription when using the reverse proxies URL)
I'd like to secure the proxy's URL so that it can only be accessed if the request has come from a particular referring URL which is behind a WordPress login area on another server.
I assume there is a configuration using the control block that I can use?
Thank you in advance.
proxy authentication
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I've run into a little bit of a hump and would like a bit of feedback from the community as I'm not sure how best to proceed. I have created a reverse proxy that allows the user to login into a website by just using a link, (authenticated IP address assigns the user to a subscription when using the reverse proxies URL)
I'd like to secure the proxy's URL so that it can only be accessed if the request has come from a particular referring URL which is behind a WordPress login area on another server.
I assume there is a configuration using the control block that I can use?
Thank you in advance.
proxy authentication
asked Apr 20 at 9:11
MrP
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up vote
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down vote
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I've run into a little bit of a hump and would like a bit of feedback from the community as I'm not sure how best to proceed. I have created a reverse proxy that allows the user to login into a website by just using a link, (authenticated IP address assigns the user to a subscription when using the reverse proxies URL)
I'd like to secure the proxy's URL so that it can only be accessed if the request has come from a particular referring URL which is behind a WordPress login area on another server.
I assume there is a configuration using the control block that I can use?
Thank you in advance.
proxy authentication
asked Apr 20 at 9:11
MrP
61
I've run into a little bit of a hump and would like a bit of feedback from the community as I'm not sure how best to proceed. I have created a reverse proxy that allows the user to login into a website by just using a link, (authenticated IP address assigns the user to a subscription when using the reverse proxies URL)
I'd like to secure the proxy's URL so that it can only be accessed if the request has come from a particular referring URL which is behind a WordPress login area on another server.
I assume there is a configuration using the control block that I can use?
Thank you in advance.
proxy authentication
asked Apr 20 at 9:11
MrP
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asked Apr 20 at 9:11
MrP
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asked Apr 20 at 9:11
MrP
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asked Apr 20 at 9:11
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