Jon Hoffman

Great, then the proxying should work from your system. Can you try this from the console: ``` ./sbt console val request = Http("http://httpbin.org/get").proxy("proxyhost", proxyport).proxyAuth("username", "password").asString ``` I added a helper...

Hi @abhinavgazta -- can you try upgrading to version "2.4.1" and pass your proxy credentials using a new `proxyAuth` method instead of `auth`

Hi, As you've noticed, the `HttpRequest` isn't an exact analogue of the http request sent over the wire, it's just a wrapper for some client state. Currently, there's no way...

That would be great. I think challenge is that this library is just a wrapper around `java.net.HttpURLConnection` and it might be difficult to see what's actually sent over the wire...

could you provide example code?

Thanks. I vaguely remember that there was a reason I did that, but clearly the behavior is wrong. I'll investigate further and fix. In the meantime, If you need a...

You should be able to do this: `Http(url).postData(data).method("GET").asString` Not that it’s important for method to come after postData

Hi, do you have a code example which reproduces outside of the Lambda environment? On Wed, Oct 18, 2017 at 7:16 AM, PanAeon wrote: > I'm running the code in...

I was not able to duplicate this issue. What region are you running your lambda functions in? I'm running the lambda function which calls an https endpoint from this repo...

Hey @sam , that seems like a decent workaround. Appending the params to the url should work too though. The Http library doesn't strip query string params, but maybe the...