adding support for AWS ELB. Accept IPs separated by comma.

[rrpadilla]

1. Accept IPs separated by comma.
   • Probably In a project like Laravel you need to add this config to the .env file and array is not supported in .env

TRUSTEDPROXY_PROXIES='192.168.1.1, 192.168.1.2'

'proxies' => env('TRUSTEDPROXY_PROXIES', null),

2. Accept headers as a string.
   • Probably In a project like Laravel you need to add this config to the .env file and you can pass the header you want to use as a string:

TRUSTEDPROXY_HEADERS='HEADER_X_FORWARDED_AWS_ELB'

'headers' => env('TRUSTEDPROXY_HEADERS', 'HEADER_X_FORWARDED_ALL'),

[rrpadilla]

Hi,
once approved I can submit a new PR to Laravel referencing these changes and including the config file. For more info see this PR laravel/laravel#4799

[rodruiz]

Hi @fideloper,
could you review this PR?

Thanks.

[rrpadilla]

Hi @fideloper,
do you have time to review this PR?

Thanks.

[fideloper]

I will eventually look into this, yes! My first pass at it looks good, I like supporting it as something coming from the .env file as well.

If you have time, could you add a test or two to ensure it's reading text-based configurations and converting it correctly?

[rrpadilla]

Hi @fideloper,
yes, I can add the test to ensure text-based configurations are working fine.

Thanks.

[rrpadilla]

Hi @fideloper,
test has been added and everything is GREEN!! :)

Could you confirm?

Thanks.

[fideloper]

Thanks! I'm getting a 2nd pair of eyes on it to make sure I didn't miss anything since it will end up in Laravel installations by default.

[rodruiz]

Hi @fideloper,
did you have time to review this?

Thanks.

[fideloper]

Pulled it in, thanks!

@rrpadilla it sounded like you wanted to see if you could get a PR into Laravel, correct?

Do you want to do that before I make a release out of this? I'll likely make it 4.1 (current is 4.0.0) since I don't believe it's a breaking change.

[rrpadilla]

@fideloper I like that idea.
I can submit a PR to Laravel.
Let you know when done.
Thanks.

[rrpadilla]

@fideloper You can check Laravel PR here

Thanks.