I use basic http auth on my server
laravel-echo-server is behind reverse proxy
laravel is also served by the same apache server (i use Lumen to be precise! so I don't have sessions!)
For private channel, laravel-echo-server sends a request to laravel on /broadcasting/auth
in my server, this is protected by apache http auth basic
I think it could be great to have an option to automatically set Authorization header from the request header:
like this:
data.auth.headers.Authorization=socket.request.headers.authorization;
this would avoid complex solutions, like :
-remove basic auth on "/broadcasting/auth" in apache conf and implement another Guard
-or migrating my lumen to laravel
-or to make an ajax request prior initialising Echo js client, to get the "Basic: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" base64 credential
Hello
I use basic http auth on my server laravel-echo-server is behind reverse proxy laravel is also served by the same apache server (i use Lumen to be precise! so I don't have sessions!)
For private channel, laravel-echo-server sends a request to laravel on /broadcasting/auth in my server, this is protected by apache http auth basic
I think it could be great to have an option to automatically set Authorization header from the request header:
https://github.com/tlaverdure/laravel-echo-server/blob/6a4125d96d238c2e99c09c9918925ef6322aca35/src/channels/private-channel.ts#L26
like this:
data.auth.headers.Authorization=socket.request.headers.authorization;this would avoid complex solutions, like : -remove basic auth on "/broadcasting/auth" in apache conf and implement another Guard -or migrating my lumen to laravel -or to make an ajax request prior initialising Echo js client, to get the "Basic: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx" base64 credential
Thanks