http-headers-more-filter #
Adds full control over response and request headers — set, append, remove or rewrite headers per response status code, far beyond what add_header / proxy_set_header can express.
Source: upstream source
Directives
more_clear_headers #
syntax: more_clear_headers 1+ args; · context: http, server, location, location-if
It also allows you to specify an optional HTTP status code criteria using the -s option and an optional content type criteria using the -t option while modifying the output headers with the more_set_headers and more_clear_headers directives.
more_clear_input_headers #
syntax: more_clear_input_headers 1+ args; · context: http, server, location, location-if
For example The option -t is also available in the more_set_input_headers and more_clear_input_headers directives (for request header filtering) while the -s option is not allowed.
more_set_headers #
syntax: more_set_headers 1+ args; · context: http, server, location, location-if
It also allows you to specify an optional HTTP status code criteria using the -s option and an optional content type criteria using the -t option while modifying the output headers with the more_set_headers and more_clear_headers directives.
more_set_input_headers #
syntax: more_set_input_headers 1+ args; · context: http, server, location, location-if
For example The option -t is also available in the more_set_input_headers and more_clear_input_headers directives (for request header filtering) while the -s option is not allowed.
Example
# set the Server output header
more_set_headers 'Server: my-server';
# set and clear output headers
location /bar {
more_set_headers 'X-MyHeader: blah' 'X-MyHeader2: foo';
more_set_headers -t 'text/plain text/css' 'Content-Type: text/foo';
more_set_headers -s '400 404 500 503' -s 413 'Foo: Bar';
more_clear_headers 'Content-Type';
# your proxy_pass/memcached_pass/or any other config goes here...
}
# set output headers
location /type {
more_set_headers 'Content-Type: text/plain';
# ...
}
# set input headers
location /foo {
set $my_host 'my dog';
more_set_input_headers 'Host: $my_host';
more_set_input_headers -t 'text/plain' 'X-Foo: bah';
# now $host and $http_host have their new values...
# ...
}
# replace input header X-Foo *only* if it already exists
more_set_input_headers -r 'X-Foo: howdy';