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Proxied requests use the upstream Host as Host Header #68
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Proxied requests use the upstream Host as Host Header
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@johnboxall If you are able to verify this works for you, that would be awesome |
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I'll give it a try this weekend and let you know, thanks @jehiah! |
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This extends the work in #45 to add an option for using the request Host Header or upstream host as Host Header for upstream requests.