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packetbeat/protos/http: don't panic when host is empty #36518
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Previously, extractHostHeader would panic if the host part of header was empty. Avoid this by using standard library functions to do splits and clean up IPv6 addresses. Add tests to confirm old behaviour and test to cover panic case.
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Previously, extractHostHeader would panic if the host part of header was empty. Avoid this by using standard library functions to do splits and clean up IPv6 addresses. Add tests to confirm old behaviour and test to cover panic case. (cherry picked from commit 3d0cdb0)
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Previously, extractHostHeader would panic if the host part of header was empty. Avoid this by using standard library functions to do splits and clean up IPv6 addresses. Add tests to confirm old behaviour and test to cover panic case. (cherry picked from commit 3d0cdb0)
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… is empty (#36527) * packetbeat/protos/http: don't panic when host is empty (#36518) Previously, extractHostHeader would panic if the host part of header was empty. Avoid this by using standard library functions to do splits and clean up IPv6 addresses. Add tests to confirm old behaviour and test to cover panic case. (cherry picked from commit 3d0cdb0) * resolve semantic conflicts --------- Co-authored-by: Dan Kortschak <[email protected]> Co-authored-by: Dan Kortschak <[email protected]>
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Previously, extractHostHeader would panic if the host part of header was empty. Avoid this by using standard library functions to do splits and clean up IPv6 addresses. Add tests to confirm old behaviour and test to cover panic case. (cherry picked from commit 3d0cdb0) Co-authored-by: Dan Kortschak <[email protected]>
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Previously, extractHostHeader would panic if the host part of header was empty. Avoid this by using standard library functions to do splits and clean up IPv6 addresses. Add tests to confirm old behaviour and test to cover panic case.
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Previously, extractHostHeader would panic if the host part of header was empty. Avoid this by using standard library functions to do splits and clean up IPv6 addresses.
Add tests to confirm old behaviour and test to cover panic case.
Counter proposal to #36498.
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