FileBeat elasticsearch output, unable to add "host" to http headers #4842
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Its common to be able to define the host header in an http request, sadly golang's standard library will clear any `Host` defined key in the header maps with the value of the `req.Host`, which will default to host of the current machine. This commits allow users to set the `Host` header key and the code will pass this values to the `req.Host` method, this will make sure that on the other hand of the connection the value of the header will be the expected. If not explicit value is set we will default to the standard library behavior. Fixes: elastic#4842
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Its common to be able to define the host header in an http request, sadly golang's standard library will clear any `Host` defined key in the header maps with the value of the `req.Host`, which will default to host of the current machine. This commits allow users to set the `Host` header key and the code will pass this values to the `req.Host` method, this will make sure that on the other hand of the connection the value of the header will be the expected. If not explicit value is set we will default to the standard library behavior. Fixes: #4842
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configure file:
I sniffer the network and find that "Abc" added to http header in every request,
but "Host" remains default value (someting like "120.76.205.241:8000")
I need to use specific value for "Host", or my elasticsearch server will return 404.
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https://discuss.elastic.co/t/filebeat-elasticsearch-output-unable-to-add-host-to-http-headers/96073
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