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Boundary controller and worker have public IP addresses.
Boundary client is located behind a corporate HTTP proxy.
The client first authenticates to the Boundary controller without issue.
Then, the client try to access a resource protected by a boundary worker.
The connection to the worker fails.
Network traces show that the authenticate connection reaches the controller via the corporate proxy but the connect connection does tries to reach the worker directly without going through the corporate http proxy.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Set the corporate proxy via https_proxy variable. export https_proxy=http://user:[email protected]:3128
Run boundary authenticate ...
boundary authenticate password -addr=https://controller.xxx.:9200 -scope-id=o_9oFaXugvAS -login-name=xxx
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Describe the bug
Boundary controller and worker have public IP addresses.
Boundary client is located behind a corporate HTTP proxy.
The client first authenticates to the Boundary controller without issue.
Then, the client try to access a resource protected by a boundary worker.
The connection to the worker fails.
Network traces show that the
authenticate
connection reaches the controller via the corporate proxy but theconnect
connection does tries to reach the worker directly without going through the corporate http proxy.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Set the corporate proxy via https_proxy variable.
export https_proxy=http://user:[email protected]:3128
Run
boundary authenticate ...
boundary connect ...
Expected behavior
Both connections for
boundary authenticate
andboundary connect
should use the http proxy.Additional context
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