If your private feed requires authorization headers, format them according to the HTTP headers standard.
The format for a single header is headerKey:headerValue.
For multiple headers, send one header per line. For example:
headerKey:headerValue
headerKey:headerValue
If the URL is password protected
If your feed is password protected (aka Basic Authentication), you’ll need to encode the credentials in base64 and pass them as an authorization header. You can use an online tool, for example base64encode.org to encode the credentials.
Base64 encoding is the HTTP standard for username-password protected sites. It is not needed for other authorization headers.
For example, if your username:password pair is logzio:Aa123456!, it would be bG9nemlvOkFhMTIzNDU2IQ== when encoded to base64. Here’s how to encode it using the base64encode.org online tool.
When configuring the private feed connection, use an authorization header.
The format is Authorization: Basic {encoded_username:password}.
In our example, the header should be: Authorization: Basic bG9nemlvOkFhMTIzNDU2IQ==
