Host Header about guzzle

[GrahamCampbell]

You should not attempt to manually set the host header. It is already set for you.

[TerrePorter]

@GrahamCampbell Well that may be the case, however, it is the only reason I could find as to why the request using Guzzle didn't work. That is the only difference in the structure for the two different code blocks, curl vs guzzle.

[mfn]

> POST /oauth/token HTTP/1.1
Host: zoom.us
User-Agent: GuzzleHttp/7

@TerrePorter but this debug output shows the Host header is set?

Maybe it's something else? Not that there are many headers, maybe the User-Agent? Just grasping for ideas.

[GrahamCampbell]

That's a great call on the user agent. Some servers don't like the slash.

[TerrePorter]

@mfn I don't know what the problem was and I didn't have time to really dig into Guzzle's source code. I was just passing the info along. Maybe the user agent is the problem, shrug. All the information I have is that it works when doing a curl PHP call but not with Guzzle. If I get some time this weekend I might do some digging, but I am on a time crunch to get the update working.