Specify port in the Host HTTP header - #545
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Updated Host HTTP header value
Ickerday
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Hi I will close that in favor of #673 |
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Although port number in HTTP Host header is not mandatory, it may be used by load balancer to route traffic to the right cluster.
Change is very simple and adds ":port" part to the Host HTTP header.