more.forwarded: Forwarded header support for Morepath
If you want to run Morepath behind a trusted proxy that sets the Forwarded header, you can use more.forwarded to make Morepath generate URLs that take this header into account.
Note: Only use this if you know you are behind a trusted proxy that indeed sets the Forwarded header, otherwise you expose your server to potential attacks.
CHANGES
0.2 (2016-04-26)
Morepath 0.14 introduces a HOST_HEADER_PROTECTION tween that we should be used over. This stops the forwarded header from injecting incorrect Host headers.
Make tests work with Morepath 0.14 and later.
0.1 (2014-11-25)
Initial public release.
Release files for more.forwarded 0.2
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