Hi!
I have apache 2.4 as a reverse proxy in front of a go application in
order to integrate with my SSO. The proxied app apparently doesn't allow
@ in usernames, which becomes a problem because all usernames that will
be coming in from SSO are of the format "foo@example.com".
I would like to take the REMOTE_USER value, strip off the domain part
and pass it on as a value in a custom request header. How can I achieve
this?
Cheers,
Erik
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I have apache 2.4 as a reverse proxy in front of a go application in
order to integrate with my SSO. The proxied app apparently doesn't allow
@ in usernames, which becomes a problem because all usernames that will
be coming in from SSO are of the format "foo@example.com".
I would like to take the REMOTE_USER value, strip off the domain part
and pass it on as a value in a custom request header. How can I achieve
this?
Cheers,
Erik
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