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## Set Headers ## Set Headers
The `setheaders` option lets you specify a set of headers to be added to The `setheaders` option lets you specify a set of headers to be modified.
requests or responses, based on a filter pattern. A `setheaders` expression New headers can be added, and existing headers can be overwritten or removed.
looks like this: A `setheaders` expression looks like this:
{{< highlight none >}} {{< highlight none >}}
/patt/name/value /name/value[/filter-expression]
{{< / highlight >}} {{< / highlight >}}
Here, **patt** is a mitmproxy filter expression that defines which flows to set Here, **name** and **value** are the header name and the value to set respectively,
headers on, and **name** and **value** are the header name and the value to set e.g., ``/Host/example.org``. An empty **value** removes existing headers with
respectively. **name**, e.g., ``/Host/``. The optional **filter-expression** is a mitmproxy
[filter expression]({{< relref "concepts-filters">}}) that defines
which flows to modify headers on, e.g., only on responses using ``~s``.
Existing headers are overwritten by default.
This can be changed using filter-expressions, e.g., ``!~h Host:`` to ignore
requests and responses with an existing ``Host`` header.
## Sticky auth ## Sticky auth