Token Authorization to Route
See original GitHub issueI’m interested in using a proxy with a token auth scheme. Is it out of scope for configurable-http-proxy
to check a token/jwt before routing ?
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I also think this would be a great feature. It could be implemented like
--host-routing
. The advantage of cookie based routing would be that all users get the same urls, which would allow sharing them. Right now e.g. it’s not possible to readily share mybinder urls.I’m also interested with this enhancement.
It could be based on a simple cookie, and I can provide to the API, a list of cookies (name/values) allowed to access to the path. Other solution is to implement Oauth or any other solution, but it’s much more complex