Add secure redirect ability #161
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Adds boolean server configuration option `forceSecure` that redirects HTTP connections to HTTPS.
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@ryandub would it be possible to redirect HTTP to HTTPS with Hipache + Nginx backend, without your PR? |
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@willdurand Yes, you could run Nginx behind Hipache and have it hand out the redirects without this PR. However, I know that some people probably don't need/want multiple proxies and may want to just have everything handled by Hipache. |
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Adds boolean server configuration option
forceSecurethat redirects HTTP connections to HTTPS.I know that there have been a few discussions about redirects based on the content of the request, but this is a bit different because it allows Hipache to serve a common function of other proxies (Nginx, HAProxy, etc.) which is to redirect based on schema allowing the underlying application to be agnostic.