Safe Haskell | None |
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Language | Haskell2010 |
Infer the remote IP address using headers
Synopsis
- realIp :: Middleware
- realIpHeader :: HeaderName -> Middleware
- realIpTrusted :: HeaderName -> (IP -> Bool) -> Middleware
- defaultTrusted :: [IPRange]
- ipInRange :: IP -> IPRange -> Bool
Documentation
realIp :: Middleware Source #
Infer the remote IP address from the X-Forwarded-For
header,
trusting requests from any private IP address. See realIpHeader
and
realIpTrusted
for more information and options.
Since: 3.1.5
realIpHeader :: HeaderName -> Middleware Source #
Infer the remote IP address using the given header, trusting
requests from any private IP address. See realIpTrusted
for more
information and options.
Since: 3.1.5
realIpTrusted :: HeaderName -> (IP -> Bool) -> Middleware Source #
Infer the remote IP address using the given header, but only if the request came from an IP that is trusted by the provided predicate.
The last non-trusted address is used to replace the remoteHost
in
the Request
, unless all present IP addresses are trusted, in which
case the first address is used. Invalid IP addresses are ignored, and
the remoteHost value remains unaltered if no valid IP addresses are
found.
Examples:
realIpTrusted "X-Forwarded-For" $ flip ipInRange "10.0.0.0/8"
realIpTrusted "X-Real-Ip" $ \ip -> any (ipInRange ip) defaultTrusted
Since: 3.1.5
defaultTrusted :: [IPRange] Source #
Standard private IP ranges.
Since: 3.1.5