Add OIDC_X_FORWARDED_HEADERS environment variable (fixes #5516) #5523
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July 11, 2023 21:59
The mod_auth_oidc needs an additional directive (`OIDCXForwardedHeaders`) in case FreshRSS is running behind a reverse proxy, so it knows what host, protocol and port were used to access it. This information is then used in the `redirect_uri` when directing the user agent (browser) to the identity provider for authentication. Please note that, if you are running FreshRSS behind a reverse proxy that handles TLS, you may need to update your identity provider's configuration so it accepts `https://...` as a `redirect_uri`.
…aders Apache configuration directive
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Thanks for the quick fix 👍🏻 |
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The mod_auth_oidc needs an additional directive (
OIDCXForwardedHeaders) in case FreshRSS is running behind a reverse proxy, so it knows what host, protocol and port were used to access it. This information is then used in theredirect_uriwhen directing the user agent (browser) to the identity provider for authentication.Please note that, if you are running FreshRSS behind a reverse proxy that handles TLS, you may need to update your identity provider's configuration so it accepts
https://...as aredirect_uri.Closes #5516