Fix go1.20.6 host header for unix sockets #13
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go1.20.6 made a security-related patch to header parsing that makes a path in the host header invalid. This breaks unix sockets (and probably named pipes on Windows). This change sets the `req.Host` field to override the host header field to a value go is happy with. Namely it just replaces all instances of `/` with `_` Signed-off-by: Brian Goff <[email protected]>
This was supposed to happen in a defer. Otherwise `retErr` is always nil. Signed-off-by: Brian Goff <[email protected]>
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go1.20.6 made a security-related patch to header parsing that makes a
path in the host header invalid.
This breaks unix sockets (and probably named pipes on Windows).
This change sets the
req.Hostfield to override the host header fieldto a value go is happy with.
Namely it just replaces all instances of
/with_Fixes #12