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Handle multiple X-Forwarded-Proto headers #37
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Handle multiple X-Forwarded-Proto headers
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Apparently getting proxied through setups like Haproxy -> nginx -> unicorn can set
HTTP_X_FORWARDED_PROTOto a command delimited set of values likehttps,https. This splits on commas and ensures that the first protocol washttps.This is similar behavior to rack-ssl's behavior.
/cc @josh @bhuga @alindeman