http proxy sends sni servername#111
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We noticed that when a client connects to a
HttpProxy(during recording) using HTTPS and sends over a SNI host name, the proxy doesn't pass on the host name when it connects to the real server. As a result, the connection might fail if the server requires that a SNI host name be sent.We discovered this problem as we encountered this error message a bunch of times when recording washingtonpost.com:
This pull request tries to fix this problem. Although the code isn't well-written, Keith said we should send a pull request anyway.
-Wen (@zhangwen0411) and Ernest (@jxguan)