Added --http-original-host command line flag #188
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Just a note to provide some motivation for this one. SaraRands and I worked together on this patch. Our need was the following. Our web site's DNS uses wildcard subdomains, so that all go to the same server, which presents a different experience based on the host name used. For a load testing replay against our production system, it is critical that the hostname be the same as the original request. Fortunately, a79e54c got us most of the way there, this fix just exposes that configuration item as a command line option. |
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Make sense! I will update docs. |
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Added --http-original-host command line flag
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Included into v0.9.8 |
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Normally gor replaces the Host http header with the host supplied with --output-http. The --http-original-host flag disables that behavior, preserving the original host header.