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OWS SOCKS5 proxy reverts to "NO PROXY" #360
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Maybe I do not understand it all, but why do you expect a socket proxy to be used when all your resources are using https protocol?? |
Why wouldn't I? The socket is opened to make the connection. This is a normal way to connect to and use a proxy. I don't know enough about the codebase to easily look into the issue, but I did want to report it. A bit about SOCKS below:
https://securityintelligence.com/posts/socks-proxy-primer-what-is-socks5-and-why-should-you-use-it/ |
@good4y0u Can you please provide screen shot from itw-settings proxy settings and advanced settings? Also your deployment.properties file. Thanks |
@janakmulani as requested ; my socks5 proxy is running at localhost:8080 and going through an ssh itw-settings ; I want to note it doesn't work with 127.0.0.1 either deployment.properties ; I want to note here that I did try a few different things, including locking the specific property in hopes it would force the connection.
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fixed with #369 |
Is this issue back again? I still see same issue with 1.8.0? No proxy found for 'http://192.168.122.25:80/ClientApplicationSplash.gif'. Falling back to NO_PROXY Finished Proxy Selector also still "congfig" -> "config" |
OS: Windows 10
JVM Manager: 11.0.7 Azul System, Inc. Windows x64
Issue: When loading a iDRAC6 Virtual Console Client .jnlp file I cannot get it to run over a socks5 proxy at localhost:8080
.jnlp file runs fine when I am connected to the network via VPN.
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