Hello! So I am trying to move the multi-tenant example over to 3.0 and ive faced some issues regarding "host". in the multi tenant example they use req.headers.host which gives you the domain your accessing the website by.

if you added

abc.localhost.com

and

bbc.localhost.com

to your hosts file, the multi-tenant example will properly show the domain in the

req.headers.host

property.

However, in 3.0 req.headers does not exists (supposedly) and

host

is now on the top-level of req. (

req.host

)

my issue is, is that

req.host

will

ALWAYS

return

localhost

in development unless you manually set

-H

with nextjs, but this ends up not creating the system you want to test multiple subdomains locally.

I understand this issue probaly comes from nextjs itself and hoping a patch can be added to bring back the functionality in local development of

req.host

or if you add back

req.headers.host

that the value will be the actual value that represents how your accessing it, regardless if they all point to localhost or not.

😢

ingrid7412 years ago
Not moved it yet but I'm working out of the multitenant example too, working locally with hosts as well.

This may be slightly of topic, but today I found Vercel doesn't seem to add headers.host (and headers.origin) to requests at all(?), except on rewrites, where it sets headers.host to recipient host. Which is a wrench in the Payload multi-tenant example access control setup.
vishalnath32332 years ago
Hi, have you managed to figure out a solution to the req.headers.host being redirected to localhost? My multi-tenant payload system pretty much has come to a stop now that every thing is getting redirected to localhost.

I would apprecaite if you have any ideas or workarounds on this.
_headless2 years ago
Personally no, I believe this just has to do with nextjs. It works in production on vercel just not in a local environment. So I basically have faith that subdomains work properly and just access everything from the localhost in dev
@1074867232632488038
vishalnath32332 years ago
Thanks
@131645553070178305
!
_headless2 years ago
This seems to be broken again

in the latest version

req.host now is localhost EVEN on vercel
absolutegravitas2 years ago
yep same issue here also being spammed with apiKey not found
_headless2 years ago
This as well!

@360823574644129795
would you know?
denolfe
2 years ago
@131645553070178305
Have you submitted an issue? Can you do so or link to existing? (I'm not able to find one)
_headless2 years ago
@967118574445547650

https://github.com/payloadcms/payload/issues/6392

just created one

Host/Headers in 3.0.beta.32

is there any updates on this?

@967118574445547650
sorry for the ping, i know the issue has not been updated or spoken on but i was curious if you had any insight into it?

😭

friday im suppose to show the client how to use it and i wont be able to let him use his admin account for the tenant since req.host just doesnt work
denolfe
2 years ago
Pretty sure
@281120856527077378
starting looking into this one again today
_headless2 years ago
Okay great thanks

I just checked the issue and saw he was added
jarrod_not_jared
2 years ago
@131645553070178305
can you give this a shot on the latest beta?

should be fixed
_headless2 years ago
I’ll do it right now!

@281120856527077378
you fixed it! Thank you haha, right in the nick of time too
jarrod_not_jared
2 years ago
haha I know right 😆

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