proxy

问题 I am making a node application and already know how i can implement a Proxy if required, im not sure how i actually check the current system proxy settings. From what i read its supposed to be in process.env.http_proxy but thats undefined after setting a proxy in my windows proxy settings. How does one get the current Proxy settings in NodeJS? 回答1: You can use get-proxy-settings package from NPM. It is capable of: Retrieving the settings from the internet settings on Windows in the registry I

问题 I'm writing a app, which makes use of Google Play Services. I want to see that what all data is sent over to googleapis.com. I'm using Charles tool to intercept the data using SSL Proxy. But for some reason it doesn't seem to work for www.googleapis.com, android.googleapis.com. However, for other domains but above, I was able to see plain text data successfully. So, I know that I got SSL proxy in Charles configured right. I've followed this link to set up: here Does anyone got it working so

问题 I'm having trouble installing Chocolatey packages from behind a corporate proxy. Internet Explorer is correctly configured but I'm having issues getting it to work through Powershell. I can use the Web-Client to download pages e.g. Microsoft.com, but ultimately Chocolatey fails to download packages with the prompt "Please provide proxy credentials:" which will not accept my domain login as being valid. Sometimes I just get the error "Exception calling "DownloadFile" with "2" argument(s): "The

问题 I'm having trouble installing Chocolatey packages from behind a corporate proxy. Internet Explorer is correctly configured but I'm having issues getting it to work through Powershell. I can use the Web-Client to download pages e.g. Microsoft.com, but ultimately Chocolatey fails to download packages with the prompt "Please provide proxy credentials:" which will not accept my domain login as being valid. Sometimes I just get the error "Exception calling "DownloadFile" with "2" argument(s): "The

问题 I'm having trouble installing Chocolatey packages from behind a corporate proxy. Internet Explorer is correctly configured but I'm having issues getting it to work through Powershell. I can use the Web-Client to download pages e.g. Microsoft.com, but ultimately Chocolatey fails to download packages with the prompt "Please provide proxy credentials:" which will not accept my domain login as being valid. Sometimes I just get the error "Exception calling "DownloadFile" with "2" argument(s): "The

问题 NGINX proxy is passing HTTP GET requests instead of WebSocket handshakes to my django application. Facts: Rest of the non-websocket proxying to django app is working great. I can get WebSockets to work if I connect to the django application container directly. (Relevant log entries below.) The nginx configuration works localhost on my development machine (no containerizing). (Log example below.) Relevant Logs: Daphne log when connecting through containerized nginx proxy: `xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

问题 I have a 3rd-party ui server running in a docker container, exposed on port 8080. It seems to expect to load resources with an absolute path: http://localhost:8080/index.html , http://localhost:8080/js/some_jsfiles etc. I want to create a reverse proxy to it so it looks like it is coming from a different path: https://myserver.com/stormui/index.html , https://myserver.com/stormui/js/... first I tried location /stormui/ { proxy_set_header Host $host; proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;

问题 I have a 3rd-party ui server running in a docker container, exposed on port 8080. It seems to expect to load resources with an absolute path: http://localhost:8080/index.html , http://localhost:8080/js/some_jsfiles etc. I want to create a reverse proxy to it so it looks like it is coming from a different path: https://myserver.com/stormui/index.html , https://myserver.com/stormui/js/... first I tried location /stormui/ { proxy_set_header Host $host; proxy_set_header X-Real-IP $remote_addr;

问题 When I use any proxy like Burp or Owasp ZAP, I see that many applications follow the proxy path and some doesn't and they just flow data directly. I want to know what code is used for this, so that I can choose my own application to be proxy aware or not. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/60126563/how-make-android-application-proxy-aware-programmatically

问题 I'm trying to "proxy" my Flask server (i will call it Server#01) with another server(Server#02). It's working well except for one thing : when the Server#01 use send_from_directory(), i don't know how to re-send this file. My classic "proxy" result = requests.get(my_path_to_server01) return Response(stream_with_context(result.iter_content()), content_type = result.headers['Content-Type']) With a file a response, it's taking hours... So i tried many things. The one who work is : result =