> This is why Privoxy includes a filter to strip the exit notation from > the Host header when passing the request through, and why this filter > should be enabled when using Privoxy for Tor purposes.
Note that this will not work for https obviously. I'm still looking for a mitm proxy that will run on my box between the browser and tor and speak http[s] on local side and http[s] on remote. Yes, I know about breaking the ssl chain. That's why the https side of this as yet unfound proxy should log its https cert operations to a file for real-time or post-time review.
