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问题 If I supply None or an empty dict to the proxies parameter, requests will automatically fall back to the proxies configured for the operating system as obtained through urllib.request.getproxies() (Python 3) / urllib.getproxies() . import requests r = requests.get('http://google.com', proxies = {}) # or = None... print(r.text) Specifying proxies = { 'http': False } will even cause requests to hang completely for whatever weird reason. So how do I direct requests to perform HTTP requests

问题 If I supply None or an empty dict to the proxies parameter, requests will automatically fall back to the proxies configured for the operating system as obtained through urllib.request.getproxies() (Python 3) / urllib.getproxies() . import requests r = requests.get('http://google.com', proxies = {}) # or = None... print(r.text) Specifying proxies = { 'http': False } will even cause requests to hang completely for whatever weird reason. So how do I direct requests to perform HTTP requests

问题 I configured Apache Http server version 2.4 as proxy for backend server (Glassfish App Server actually). MPM is worker . Configuration is mostly default. Configuration for proxy ProxyPass /context/ http://backend.com:8080/context/ keepalive=On ttl=25 timeout=300 max=50 ProxyPassReverse /context/ http://backend.com:8080/context/ I open page in browser and it sends GET http://example.com/context HTTP/1.1 to Apache. Apache returns response HTTP/1.0 200 OK with Connection: close header. But

问题 I am really new to kubernetes and nginx. I am able to use it as a reverse-proxy by setting up ingress resource, however, I am not sure about how should I use it to forward the request from kubernetes to a particular host. My case is as follows: I have a container running in kubernetes pod which access an external api url (example www.xxx.com) with some parameters, however, because I have blocked the outgoing requests for all the pods, it can not access that api url. To solve this I want to

问题 I am really new to kubernetes and nginx. I am able to use it as a reverse-proxy by setting up ingress resource, however, I am not sure about how should I use it to forward the request from kubernetes to a particular host. My case is as follows: I have a container running in kubernetes pod which access an external api url (example www.xxx.com) with some parameters, however, because I have blocked the outgoing requests for all the pods, it can not access that api url. To solve this I want to

问题 In a connection to a server we get errors such as: <errorCode>101500</errorCode><errorMessage>Error in Sender</errorMessage> Is there a way to get more information on the cause, except from "Error in Sender"? Note: In the SSL transport sender I have set AllowAll for the HostnameVerifier <transportSender name="https" class="org.apache.synapse.transport.passthru.PassThroughHttpSSLSender"> <parameter name="non-blocking" locked="false">true</parameter> <parameter name="http.proxyHost" locked=

问题 I try to use SoapUI 5.0.0 to record HTTP requests from browser. I got this error when I try to access a non SSL secured site: HTTP ERROR 500 Problem accessing /. Reason: INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR Caused by: java.lang.NullPointerException at com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.submit.AbstractMessageExchange.(AbstractMessageExchange.java:33) at com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.submit.AbstractWsdlMessageExchange.(AbstractWsdlMessageExchange.java:36) at com.eviware.soapui.impl.wsdl.monitor

问题 I want to connect to a proxy server that only allows HTTP connections, to speak with the target server by HTTPS. The proxy server documentation states that the only way to do that is by means of the HTTP Connect verb (they are planning to add direct HTTPS connections to the proxy server itself, but for the moment only HTTP connections are allowed). In my C++ program, I successfully connected and worked with the target server using ssl_stream 's during a couple of months, using boost::asio

问题 I want to connect to a proxy server that only allows HTTP connections, to speak with the target server by HTTPS. The proxy server documentation states that the only way to do that is by means of the HTTP Connect verb (they are planning to add direct HTTPS connections to the proxy server itself, but for the moment only HTTP connections are allowed). In my C++ program, I successfully connected and worked with the target server using ssl_stream 's during a couple of months, using boost::asio

问题 I have a project with microservice architecture (on Docker and Kubernetes), and 2 main apps are written in Python using AIOHTTP and Django (also there are and Ingress proxy, static files server, a couple more made with NginX). I'd like to split these Python apps into separate smaller microservices, but to accomplish this probably I also should move authentication in a separate app. But how can I do this? Probably I should also add that I'm asking not about specific authentication methods like