twobeers
Http request via proxy when scripting
I would like evaluate elixir for scripting and followed the samples here: [Single File Elixir Scripts · The Phoenix Files]
and stuck there because i am behind a proxy when accessing the www.
I can curl the requested endpoint successfully .
For a better understanding some questions:
- Does elixir (scripts …) is checking /using the common http(s)_proxy env var under linux like other tools?
- If 1. is not the case: How do i setup the proxy setting for the req “package” or do I have to change the http client ?
- Is user auth. for the proxy server supported and is there a special syntax to enter user name and password ?
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