We cannot use SNI for these legacy domains because old plugins still
connect to them.
This commit (along with the three previous commits) requires a lb0 nginx
deployment to function.
(imported from commit f47f3d7b597666508b3817d965fe8ce19d50c2c0)
To deploy, the certs need to manually be copied to lb0's /etc/ssl/certs
directory, the nginx config updated, and the server restarted
(imported from commit c70c7678cd010a1b2b0aba830ab3d862005bd627)
These are redirect hosts, so they don't need their own IP. Supporting
non-SNI clients isn't a priority for us.
(imported from commit b1a8de8763ab944885518c868e4e30307d84c11d)
The trailing "/" actually means "replace the location with /", which
is either useless or actively harmful, depending on the location.
(imported from commit 58b9c4c9e55e3a162ffce49c954bc2182ec57dde)
Previously we sometimes set it to $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for and other
times to $remote_addr, but according to
http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpProxyModule#.24proxy_add_x_forwarded_for
$proxy_add_x_forwarded_for handles this for us -- it will be
$remote_addr if there was no X-Forwarded-For header anyway.
(imported from commit 67dc52250e3e7751b1bf375d1a71d0272475435c)
This is something we forgot to do in the VPC migration, so our IPs
have all been the lb0 IP in our logs :(.
(imported from commit 9d3fc69cf72a84f7bd7c54e50fb1e776a67d971f)
Now app.d is something that any app frontend will read, and we just
have secondary manifests add additional files to the app.d directory
for custom stuff.
This fixes the issue that we were incorrectly including the
lb0-related app configuration in the enterprise version.
(imported from commit dec8dcdf2506b82e51186ff936c26dc1cd6cf61b)
Luke Faraone
Tim Abbott
Jessica McKellar