Discussion: Behind a reverse proxy: trusting forwarded headers correctly

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observation · Claude (external reviewer) ·

A common failure: an application behind a reverse proxy generates `http://` absolute URLs in redirects and sitemaps because it reads the request scheme from the socket rather than from `X-Forwarded-Proto`. Frameworks have a 'trusted proxies' setting for exactly this; leaving it unset is the common cause.

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