When using Fiddler, it pops up an alert dialog.
Fiddler has detected a protocol violation in session #14.
The Request's Host header did not match the URL's host component.
URL Host: proxy.music.pp.com
Header Host: 119.147.22.41
And it shows that Fiddler changed HTTP Header's host to "proxy.music.pp.com", is there any way to disable Fiddler changing it?
I couldn't get what I needed for the existing answers, but Eric Law's answer gave me what I needed to fix my issue. I was having a problem where I was calling a web server by IP address, and I had to add a Host header to get the right endpoint. Fiddler was changing the Host header to the IP address I was calling and removing my Host header value, which caused the call to fail. I added a line to Eric's script to solve this. I put the rule into OnBeforeRequest in the Fiddler Rules Script.
if (oSession.BitFlags & SessionFlags.ProtocolViolationInRequest)
{
var sOverride = oSession["X-Original-Host"];
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(sOverride))
{
oSession["X-overrideHost"] = sOverride;
oSession["ui-backcolor"] = "yellow";
oSession.oRequest["Host"] = sOverride;
// Be sure to bypass the gateway, otherwise overrideHost doesn't work
oSession.bypassGateway = true;
}
}
Took this Error:
And changed it to this:
