<% if @loadbalancers.any? %>
  # Configuration for making Zulip app frontends accept the
  # X-Forwarded-For header used by proxies.  The trusted IP addresses
  # here are set by `loadbalancer.ips` in /etc/zulip/zulip.conf.
  #
  # This causes us to update $remote_addr, which we use in logging, and
  # also pass down to Zulip as X-Real-Ip.
  real_ip_header X-Forwarded-For;
  real_ip_recursive on;
  <% @loadbalancers.each do |host| -%>
  set_real_ip_from <%= host %>;
  <% end -%>

  <% if @true_client_header == '' %>
    # real_ip has done the work of updating $remote_addr based
    # on the trusted @loadbalancers
    map $remote_addr $trusted_remote_addr {
      default $remote_addr;
    }
  <% else %>
    <% if @true_client_header_from.any? %>
      # We have a separate set of post-X-Forwarded-For IPs we
      # trust with $http_<%= @true_client_header %>
      geo $remote_addr $do_trust_<%= @true_client_header %> {
        default 0;
        <% @true_client_header_from.each do |host| %>
        <%= host %> 1;
        <%- end %>
      }
    <% else %>
      # If our most recent hop came from a trusted source, we
      # trust $http_<%= @true_client_header %>
      geo $realip_remote_addr $do_trust_<%= @true_client_header %> {
        default 0;
        <% @loadbalancers.each do |host| %>
        <%= host %> 1;
        <%- end %>
      }
    <% end %>

    # This is done in two steps because geo handles CIDRs,
    # and map handles interpolation.
    map "$do_trust_<%= @true_client_header %>:$http_<%= @true_client_header %>" $trusted_remote_addr {
      "~^0:"  $remote_addr;
      "~^1:$" $remote_addr;
      "~^1:"  $http_<%= @true_client_header %>;
    }
  <% end %>
<% else %>
  # No remote proxies -- the remote_addr is what it is
  map $remote_addr $trusted_remote_addr {
    default $remote_addr;
  }
<% end %>