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1.0.2
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2026-06-27 15:40:13 -07:00 | 0 commits to main since this releaseWhat's Changed
Security
- Removed non-standard X-Host header from trusted-proxy mode. When MULTI_DOMAIN_REDUX_TRUST_PROXY=true, only X-Forwarded-Host (RFC 7239) is now honored. The non-standard X-Host header is not set by any common reverse proxy (nginx, Apache, HAProxy, Caddy), but trusting it allowed an unauthenticated caller to inject a configured hostname via a header operators would not think to strip at the proxy layer.
Fixed
- ContentRewriter now rewrites URLs with explicit port numbers. URLs like https://example.com:8080/path embedded in post or comment content were previously skipped. The port is consumed and discarded; the rewritten URL uses the target host on its default port.
Documentation
- Trusted-proxy mode: documented that the reverse proxy must strip X-Forwarded-Host from inbound client requests and inject it only server-side, with an nginx example. Explicitly listed which headers are honored (X-Forwarded-Host, X-Forwarded-Proto only).
- Hreflang: documented that hosts with no locale set are excluded from hreflang output — the built-in per-host opt-out for hosts you don't want advertised (e.g. a quiet Tor onion mirror).
- Host configuration: documented that every configured host is added to the WordPress safe-redirect allowlist; only add hostnames you own and control.
Full changelog: CHANGELOG.md
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