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Allow setting http_request_headers for the requests. #8
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* This allows you to spider sites whose DNS doesnt match their actual IP address (eg: dealing with pre-production sites, comparing to production sites) re Programming:#1072
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Related to: chriskite#48 |
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@bobbysmith007 you are changing too many things here... Also there are no tests whatsoever. Could you clean this up so to only add the headers part and add some test? |
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Closing this given that it has a lot of code that does not seem to be part of the main feature request... I am still curious and I will be trying to help you @bobbysmith007. Is this so you can add a |
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actual IP address by requesting from a specific IP and setting the "Host: yourserver.com" header
eg: dealing with pre-production sites, comparing to production sites