This changes the flow of ipFromRequest to run all remoteIP candidates through net.SplitPortHost (if applicable) regardless of source, instead of treating http.Request.RemoteAddr as the lone special case.
The motivation behind this is that Azure Application Gateways add the X-Forwarded-For header as a comma separated list of IP:port instead of each entry just containing the IP address (ref), making it unnecessarily difficult to deploy echoip as-is to Azure Web App.
This changes the flow of
ipFromRequestto run allremoteIPcandidates throughnet.SplitPortHost(if applicable) regardless of source, instead of treatinghttp.Request.RemoteAddras the lone special case.The motivation behind this is that Azure Application Gateways add the
X-Forwarded-Forheader as a comma separated list ofIP:portinstead of each entry just containing the IP address (ref), making it unnecessarily difficult to deploy echoip as-is to Azure Web App.