- From: <andrew.d.falk@accenture.com>
- Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2001 16:00:39 -0400 (EDT)
- To: www-lib@w3.org
Hi, This patch just doesn't work for me. I've patched the code, I edited the makefile, and successfully got the library to compile. It works fine with a regular http request , but not at all with a https request. The only way I can connect to the Internet is through a proxy, so I know it's not working. All I thought I needed to do was add to line like this: HTProxy_add("http", "http://proxy:80) What it does is it tries to make a direct connect to the Internet and times out because that's impossible. It suppose to make a tunnel through the proxy and act like a direct connect but this never happens. I did a snoop and it never once talked to the proxy server. If I try this (adding an 's'): HTProxy_add("https", "http://proxy:80) It seems to talk to the proxy, but it get stuck in a loop. The same problem everyone else had. I see that in HTFilter.c it check to see if the destination is "https", and it then does a HTProxy_find(url). This always returns NULL because no proxy was defined for the HTTPS protocol. So, I always get the printout " ++++++++ HTProxyFilter - NO PROXY FOUND..." I tried hard coding in the proxy at that point in the code, but it ends up going in that endless loop again. I liked to know if anyone got this work and are positive it used the proxy. It might have completely by-passed the proxy giving the illusion that it made a tunnel through it. The only way to test this is to do a snoop or go to an environment that is completely behind a proxy. Any suggestion or help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Andrew Falk
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