Fly Response Headers

[greg]

Hi,

Update: Ah, it seems Fly have added the ability to do this within your fly.toml. Give this a try:

New Feature: Basic HTTP response header modification

We’ve just released a way to modify your HTTP response headers in a limited, but useful, fashion. Essentially, this new features allows you to either add or remove headers via fly.toml like so: [[services.ports]] handlers = ["http"] port = "80" # here it is http_options = { response = { headers = { to-add = "value", to-remove = false } } } In this case, the to-add: value would be added to the response headers. The to-remove header would be removed from the final response our proxy sends to yo…

Else maybe use TCP-passthrough:

Public Network Services

To do that you’d simply comment out the handler in the fly.toml, and so handle it in-app e.g

[[services.ports]]
#handlers = ["tls", "http"]
port = "443"

I’m thinking that if you handle it in-app (e.g with Node or Go), it would avoid using Fly’s handler and so it may not set those particular headers. I say may because it still does pass through a proxy.

Else put another proxy in front of Fly (like Cloudflare) and you could then edit headers there. But that’s a bit icky.