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Allow redirect URL to be passed in the query string.#427
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Any update on this? |
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@ploxiln is possible a redirect to a different host? |
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see #399 |
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@ploxiln ok, so the recommendation is to not allow "external" redirects or adding the whitelist domain flag is ok? |
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A domain whitelist feature would be as good as the current status-quo from a security/phishing perspective. It's just arbitrary (completely unrestricted) redirect domain which is problematic. |
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In addition to the X-Auth-Request-Redirect header, which still has precedence. Fixes bitly#427
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When using the Kubernetes nginx ingress controller, the sign_in page is reached via a 302 redirect, which means that we cannot use the
X-Auth-Request-Redirectheader. Instead, we need to be able to include the URL in the query string.