fix: use X-Forwarded-Uri if it exists for pathRegex match #1
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the functions `isApiPath` and `isAllowedPath` use the `req.URL.Path` property which leads to faulty behavior when behind a reverse proxy. The correct path can be inferred from the `X-Forwarded-Uri` header by making use of the already provided `requestutil.GetRequestURI` function. Co-authored-by: Jan Wystub <[email protected]>
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the functions
isApiPathandisAllowedPathuse thereq.URL.Pathproperty which leads to faulty behavior when behind a reverse proxy. The correct path can be inferred from theX-Forwarded-Uriheader by making use of the already providedrequestutil.GetRequestURIfunction.Description
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