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I've got an App Service with Umbraco on Azure and it's using a proxy.
Everything works fine, except for when I call Request.Url.
Request.Url
The result is the url using the raw Azure domain (mywebsite.azurewebsite.net) and not the friendly domain I set up int the custom domains blade.
I also tried some redirects but it gives me a redirect loop because of the proxy I think.
If you access the website through browser with the friendly url everything's fine.
Does someone faced the same issue?
Thank you
@stefano, what reverse proxy are you using? Most likely you will need to override the host header on the backend, for AZFD have a look at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/frontdoor/front-door-backend-pool#backend-host-header
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Azure website using proxy gives RAW domain when using Request.Url
I've got an App Service with Umbraco on Azure and it's using a proxy.
Everything works fine, except for when I call
Request.Url.The result is the url using the raw Azure domain (mywebsite.azurewebsite.net) and not the friendly domain I set up int the custom domains blade.
I also tried some redirects but it gives me a redirect loop because of the proxy I think.
If you access the website through browser with the friendly url everything's fine.
Does someone faced the same issue?
Thank you
@stefano, what reverse proxy are you using? Most likely you will need to override the host header on the backend, for AZFD have a look at https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/frontdoor/front-door-backend-pool#backend-host-header
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