Hi Daniel,
> Do you actually have a use case/users who want this?
I do want to use (3) in one of my project. One of the use case for (3) is
https caching proxy server. In this use case proxy is trusted server to
cache the https content. This scheme does not trick user anyway. As user
knows that it
On Mon, 25 Aug 2014, Vijay Panghal wrote:
>Thanks a lot for stepping forward and working on this!
>
>> 3. location url is https and proxy url is https
>> libCurl does not support this. This will be useful for creating encrypted
>> tunnel between client to proxy (without HTTP CONNECT) which allow
On Mon, 25 Aug 2014, Vijay Panghal wrote:
Thanks a lot for stepping forward and working on this!
3. location url is https and proxy url is https
libCurl does not support this. This will be useful for creating encrypted
tunnel between client to proxy (without HTTP CONNECT) which allow caching
co
Hi Daniel,
I would like to pick this for next release. But before I proceed,I would
like to know your opinions.
I think this is current state of support of proxy in libCurl.
1. Both location and proxy url are http
libCurl supports this with CURLPROXY_HTTP.
2. location url is https and proxy ur
Ok, thank you for the response Daniel.
On Tue, Aug 5, 2014 at 3:04 PM, Daniel Stenberg wrote:
> On Tue, 5 Aug 2014, Girish Aher wrote:
>
> Is there a way I (my libcurl client) could talk to a web proxy listening
>> on HTTPS? i.e. the connection to the proxy is HTTPS irrespective of whether
>>
On Tue, 5 Aug 2014, Girish Aher wrote:
Is there a way I (my libcurl client) could talk to a web proxy listening on
HTTPS? i.e. the connection to the proxy is HTTPS irrespective of whether the
protocol to the destination server is https or http.
No, that's unfortunately not supported (yet). We
Hi List,
Is there a way I (my libcurl client) could talk to a web proxy listening on
HTTPS? i.e. the connection to the proxy is HTTPS irrespective of whether
the protocol to the destination server is https or http.
I checked the C easy_setopt API and did not see any setting where I could
configur