> ZClient is working on top of HTTP protocol; and Client.py
> uses urllib
> for HTTP. So my guess is you can just declare "http_proxy" environment
> variable: export http_proxy="http://proxy.my.company.com:8080" and run
> ZClient.
Thanks for Your suggestion! However, this is the error reported:
Error Type: bci.NotAvailable
Error Value: (111, 'Connection refused') (File: http://www.web.de Line: [])
None None for None
Does this help? Thanks for help!
Ralf Herold
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>
> > Loren Stafford describes in her "How-To: Using ZClient to Access Another
> > Server" a method that I would like to use, but the Zope Server resides
> > behind a firewall and it requires the usage of a http proxy to access
> > external web servers.
>
>
> Oleg. (All opinions are mine and not of my employer)
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