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Logging All request headers from incoming requests in Keycloak 17.x #11221
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Hi, I face same issue and found the solution for this
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thats true. it works. but i found there is better way. not sure why keycloak folks havent documented this clearly.. |
well.. the defaults can be in quarkus.properties and env variables can alway override them.. by personal preference is env variable,as you can change things at run time, without getting your image built and deployed again. |
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few years later ... I also needed this. In docker (compose) it's just enough to set env variables: maybe it will help someone in the future |
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Hi guys, maybe you can help me: I am running keycloak behind traefik in a docker container. I am trying to inspect the incoming header requests to my keycloak docker container by enabling quarkus access log. I tried out the approach of @datacoderid but did not help. (Version 22.0.4) |
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What is the recommended way to intercept and log request headers from incoming traffic.
I need this for debugging purposes because I run Keycloak behind an edge proxy and I want to see if headers are correct passed between client and server.
PS: In past version we implemented HttpHandler interface, but that was an io.undertow:undertow-core dependency.
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