Marco Gaido

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Yes, there are companies using HTTPS proxies. In these environments, this is quite a vital requirement.

Honestly I don't know if there is a spec and I am not sure where to find it. Here you can find how to set up squid for doing this:...

@swankjesse what do you mean that it is not acting like a proxy? It is and this is confirmed by the curl command working fine.

@swankjesse both Chrome and Firefox support it. Here I found an article about Chromium support (https://www.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/secure-web-proxy). Actually it is often referred as SSL proxy (Firefox terminology) or Secure Web Proxy...

@swankjesse anyway here there is a description of a proxy authentication using a SSL proxy: https://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-loreto-httpbis-trusted-proxy20-01#section-3. This shows that IETF considers this use case as valid.

I think that the easiest way is to slightly change the .proxy method accepting an enum telling the kind of proxy (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS or NONE) and the InetSocketAddress of...

Thanks for the suggestion. Do you mean passing a socket factory to the OkHttpClient.Builder? May I kindly ask you to show me a fast example? Thank you very much for...

@yeyb you can follow @swankjesse 's suggestion. You can find my implementation of his suggestion in nifi here: https://github.com/apache/nifi/commit/37271e82414b9386bb735b61ef54e891300117bf