According to the wget release notes for 1.10
"*** Talking to SSL/TLS servers over proxies now actually works.
Previous versions of Wget erroneously sent GET requests for https URLs.
Wget 1.10 utilizes the CONNECT method designed for this purpose."
However, I have tried versions 1.10, 1.10.1, and 1
According to the wget release notes for 1.10
"*** Talking to SSL/TLS servers over proxies now actually works.
Previous versions of Wget erroneously sent GET requests for https
URLs. Wget 1.10 utilizes the CONNECT method designed for this
purpose."
However, I have tried versions 1.10, 1.10.1, and
"Schatzman, James (Mission Systems)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> However, I have tried versions 1.10, 1.10.1, and 1.10.2, and they
> all appear to do the same thing- attempt to connect directly to the
> server (at port 443) instead of going through the proxy. Here is
> what I see
>
> 1) HTTP ser
This is indeed the solution.
I have double checked the wget documentation. There is no mention of the
"https_proxy" parameter. The manual and sample wgetrc that are provided
list http_proxy and ftp_proxy - that is all.
Apparently, the bug is with the documentation, not the application
itself.
Th
"Schatzman, James (Mission Systems)" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have double checked the wget documentation. There is no mention of
> the "https_proxy" parameter. The manual and sample wgetrc that are
> provided list http_proxy and ftp_proxy - that is all.
>
> Apparently, the bug is with the d
