Authorization header not being sent

[dakujem]

Describe the bug
Authorization header is not being sent to the server.

To Reproduce

1. either set the authorization to bearer token and add a token
2. or use the headers section and fill in anything and set the authentication to none

Neither works, no matter how i try to set the header.

Expected behavior
I would expect the Authorization header to be sent.

Screenshots
If I try x-authorization, this header gets to the server.

App information:

• App Type Native App
• Postman Version [e.g. 6.7.2]
• OS: Windows 10 x64
• PHP , Apache 2, mod_fcgid

// dump(getallheaders());
array(7) {
   "Connection" => string(5) "close"
   "Accept-Encoding" => string(13) "gzip, deflate"
   "Host" => string(11) "crm.qlis.lo"
   "Accept" => string(3) "*/*"
   "User-Agent" => string(20) "PostmanRuntime/7.6.0"
   "Cache-Control" => string(8) "no-cache"
   "X-Authorization" => string(158) "Bearer eyJ0eXAiOiJKV1QiLCJhbGciOiJIUzI1NiJ9.eyJleHAiOjE1NDg5Nzg5MDEsImlhdCI6MTU0ODk3NzEwMSwiYXVkIjoidmlhYXVyZWEifQ.5FRmodEoDuFsDq_DL0lr68QRFQL9-9m6t4H ... "
}

[dakujem]

BTW: is there any way to analyze network traffic inside Postman (except for network sniffers like wireshark)? The network tab in the devtools shows nothing.

I have to appologize for this report.

I tried manually sending the request using cURL and found out that it is actually Apache eating away the header!!

The solution was adding

# Allow Authorization header to be passed to PHP
CGIPassAuth on

to the .htaccess file.

Sorry, it did not occur to me that the server might be eating the header.

[boctulus]

I've tried dakujem solution but not working for Windows 11 (my case)

[Danroyal001]

@dakujem your solution worked for me too, thanks :-)