Dear all,
I have setup load balancer and 2 instance behind it, and we make a services that client can put like external script on their site and call my script…so like call https://mydomain.com/call/function, so like this scenario
on website client https://clientsite.com inside the html call “https://mydomain.com/call/function” to get the data from my services…but i need domain name which is “clientsite.com” on my php script on server…but the server is behind the load balancer which is what i got is the IP from load balancer to instance / server…
but what i want or need is get the domain name of the domain that access or call my function…because from access log i just can see all same ip which is i believe from load balancer (what i want is the real domain that access my server)
is there is any tutorial for this? thank you so much before…sorry if my english hard to understand…thank you again!
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Hi there,
What is the framework that you are using? For example with Node this should be achievable with something like req.headers.referrer || req.headers.referer.
Another quick solution would be to accept the referrer domain as a GET parameter, eg. https://mydomain.com/call/function?domain=clientdomain.com`.
Best,
Bobby
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