Enable PROXY protocol for specific CIDRs in HAProxy #711
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Co-Authored-by: Alexander Lais <[email protected]> Co-Authored-by: Daria Anton <[email protected]>
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LGTM. The description, or commit message, could be improved.
@Dariquest received some feedback already on this. This PR os not about IPv6, but about conditional Proxy Protocol handling. It benefits dual-stack roll-out on AWS, but is not the only possible use.
Removed the IPv6 and adjusted the description. Thanks! |
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It might make sense to have an edge test case with empty except_proxy_cidr and check that the call without proxy will be successful.
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an empty except_proxy_cidrs is equivalent to the property being off.
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Hi @Dariquest , everything fine now. The only minor thing, you might want to add this sentence to spec |
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This PR introduces a new property expect_proxy_cidrs, which accepts a list of CIDR ranges for which to expect the PROXY protocol. This property allows selective enablement of PROXY protocol based on the source IP address.
Expect_proxy_cidrs is mutually exclusive with the accept_proxy, which enables PROXY protocol for all connections, and will lead to validation failure if both are set to true.