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Can Tomcat accept HTTP 1.1 requests without a Host header?

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问题 HTTP 1.1 states: "A client MUST include a Host header field in all HTTP/1.1 request messages" However, the machines I am working on send out this exact POST (containing coordinates), which I do not have access to change: POST /touch HTTP/1.1 Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded Content-Length: <n> x=<int x>&y=<int y> Tomcat 7 immediately responds with 400 Bad Request due to the lack of a Host header field, and the POST never gets to my servlet. Is there any way I can avoid this

Nginx: Override host header when using fastcgi_pass

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问题 I'm trying to override the http host header that is passed to my php-based application (specifically Phabricator) when using fastcgi_pass. I've found a lot of examples for doing this when using proxy_pass, but I can't seem to find an example of how to do this with fastcgi_pass. Specifically, I'd like the proxied php application to see the host header as "phabricator.localhost". (The reason for this is that I want to associate several different domains with the Phabricator webapp, but it only

Can Tomcat accept HTTP 1.1 requests without a Host header?

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HTTP 1.1 states: "A client MUST include a Host header field in all HTTP/1.1 request messages" However, the machines I am working on send out this exact POST (containing coordinates), which I do not have access to change: POST /touch HTTP/1.1 Content-type: application/x-www-form-urlencoded Content-Length: <n> x=<int x>&y=<int y> Tomcat 7 immediately responds with 400 Bad Request due to the lack of a Host header field, and the POST never gets to my servlet. Is there any way I can avoid this error response and handle the POST with the servlet to support these older machines? As you already noted,

IIS Host Headers and non WWW to WWW

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问题 I know there's a bunch of examples on how to redirect your non www to your www site, but I'm not using any rewrite utils/ISAPI. On my Windows 2008R2 box, I have several sites setup in IIS. I setup host headers for both www and non www versions. The first couple of sites work fine. If you try to go to the non www site, you are automatically redirected to the www version. As far as I recall, I didn't have to do anything special other than add the appropriate host headers - no messing around

IIS Host Headers and non WWW to WWW

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I know there's a bunch of examples on how to redirect your non www to your www site, but I'm not using any rewrite utils/ISAPI. On my Windows 2008R2 box, I have several sites setup in IIS. I setup host headers for both www and non www versions. The first couple of sites work fine. If you try to go to the non www site, you are automatically redirected to the www version. As far as I recall, I didn't have to do anything special other than add the appropriate host headers - no messing around with rewrites/ISAPI. What am I missing on the server manager side of things in order to get this working?