Elazar Leibovich

Thanks, would have a look later today.

Would take care of that shortly, have had busy days. Sorry. On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 7:41 PM, Ariel Badichi [email protected] wrote: > Added test case. > > —...

What do you mean transparent proxy? Redirecting all traffic to the proxy? In that case, we need to snoop the first few bytes, and figure out if it's a websocket...

@mzimmerman hmmm.. I think the browser issue a simple CONNECT in nontransparent proxy, so it's weird it doesn't work.

@mzimmerman summarizing the issue, in order to support websockets in transparent proxy, we need to: 1. Recognize upgrade requests. 2. In case of an upgrade request, hijack the connection, and...

@k2xl are you using transparent proxy?

@k2xl I meant, do tell your browser to send explicit proxy request. Do you set in the browser's settings goproxy as the HTTP+HTTPS proxy?

As an example, or on ext, very On Tue, Jan 23, 2018, 20:41 BenKnigge wrote: > Would you be interested in including HAR file generation into goproxy? > There is...

IIRC I was thinking that one should concatenate the handler creation, to remove ambiguity. Do you have a better idea? Would the reader understand the code snippet you wrote better?...

Wouldn't ``` goproxy.OnRequest().DoFunc(requestHandler1).DoFunc(requestHandler2) ``` work for your case? What would a person that do not want to concatentate requests do?