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| − | I am running behind a firewall/proxy that requires authentication. There is no UI for entering a user name and password required | + | I am running behind a firewall/proxy that requires authentication. There is no UI for entering a user name and password required for the chained proxy. |
I looked at the source code to see if it is a feature that is supported, but undocumented. It appears to not be an option, however WebScarab uses the jcifs library so it can do an authenticated NTLM proxy connection if it was coded. | I looked at the source code to see if it is a feature that is supported, but undocumented. It appears to not be an option, however WebScarab uses the jcifs library so it can do an authenticated NTLM proxy connection if it was coded. | ||
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| + | [[User:Nchristiansen|Nchristiansen]] 17:46, 8 January 2008 (EST) | ||
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Revision as of 22:46, 8 January 2008
Questions
How do I specify the user name and password for an authenticated Proxy?
I am running behind a firewall/proxy that requires authentication. There is no UI for entering a user name and password required for the chained proxy.
I looked at the source code to see if it is a feature that is supported, but undocumented. It appears to not be an option, however WebScarab uses the jcifs library so it can do an authenticated NTLM proxy connection if it was coded.
Nchristiansen 17:46, 8 January 2008 (EST)
