webproxy | Easy-to-use web proxy using YQL | REST library

I have the code mentioned below in PowerShell. This code is not working in one of the servers because traffic is not going through the proxy and getting blocked by firewall. Same code is working fine in another server only difference is traffic is automatically getting routed to proxy server.

I have compared the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings" in working and not working servers have the same values not sure what’s missing why bad server traffic is getting route directly to firewall rather going via proxy

Issue: Failed to download csv from https://apps.irs.gov/app/fatcaFfiList/data/FFIListFull.csv with following error.

Connecting : https://apps.irs.gov/app/fatcaFfiList/data/FFIListFull.csv java.net.ProtocolException: Server redirected too many times (20) at sun.net.www.protocol.http.HttpURLConnection.getInputStream(HttpURLConnection.java:1636) at sun.net.www.protocol.https.HttpsURLConnectionImpl.getInputStream(HttpsURLConnectionImpl.java:254) at FileDownload.downloadFile(FileDownload.java:86) at FileDownload.main(FileDownload.java:54)

Aim: Download csv using Java

Note: Adding HttpURLConnection.setFollowRedirects(false); before URLConnection conn = uURL.openConnection(proxy); does not solve the problem. The file becomes 0 bytes after added code

Reproduce issue:

The java is called by BAT script

[Resolved] I'm looking to open a web page with the form field filled in. For that I would like that when I click on the component of the listView below, it redirects me to the web page with the form filled with the name of the component.

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I searched a lot but couldn't find a topic like mine.

EDIT : I just found a code that seems interesting to me

I am setting up Rundeck internally for myself to test. I currently an attempting to access the Official repositories for plugins however I know for a fact the server has no internet connection.

I see nowhere in the documentation for instructions on how to apply the webproxy to the rundeck application.

Has anyone done this before?

EDIT

The Server is a RHEL8 machine. I am not referring to using a reverse proxy.

** FOUND ANSWER **

After a couple of days of searching:

• If you are using a server that is disconnected from the internet
• Have an internal proxy to route external traffic
• Using the RHEL package of rundeck

Solution

1. edit your /etc/sysconfig/rundeckd file

2. paste custom RDECK_JVM_SETTINGS at the end of the file

I am writing a console application using C# that [among other things] will send an email using the Microsoft Graph Api. The code below works just fine when I am connected to an open internet connection, but fails when I am on the corporate network.

On our corporate network, all our internet traffic goes out via a proxy server which requires authentication using a valid username/password.

I'm pretty sure this proxy issue is the reason the code fails, since the https post requests would fail to get out to Microsoft's Graph servers if it is not authenticated on the proxy.

My question: How do you set up the mail sending objects to use an on-prem corporate network proxy to do https calls out to Microsoft Graph?

Here's the relevant code [extraneous code snipped and replaced with "..."]:

I have simple powershell task that read artifact and uploads the blob using Set-AzStorageBlobContent.

To detect a proxy I'm using the pipeline variable with proxy url value like below (this is the inline PowerShell script)

I am trying to access emails on a Office365 mailbox, using Exchange Web Services (EWS).

My O365 admin has created :

• the shared mailbox : shared@domain.com
• the account : my.account@domain.com
• a group, giving access to the account on the mailbox

I am able to retrieve the Oauth token using the appId/tenantId and a UserNamePasswordParameters using the account's credentials, and now I am trying to retrieve the emails from the mailbox, but I get this error :

microsoft.exchange.webservices.data.core.exception.service.remote.ServiceResponseException: Mailbox does not exist.

here's my code :

I am using a Cordova based iOS app which uses HTTP Session cookies to maintain server session. Recently apple enforced ITP to iOS 14 apps built using XCode 12.3. So when we use XCode 12.x to build apps targeted for iOS 14, any XHR call to our server will be treated as third party call and all the session cookies are dropped from adding to webview. This completely broke our production app.

There are plugins like nativeXHR which works like a proxy and make API call in native. This works for XHR calls however, any Single Sign On operations which rely on cookies are now failing. I am trying to make a SSO based URL call on a inapp browser, but it fails as there are no authenticated cookies present in In app browser. Cookies stored in native cookieStore cannot be synced to cordova main window or to In app browser window

I tried implementing webproxy suggested by NiklasMerz in PR #1030 Cordova implementation, added proxy plugin and In app browser PR #825 to use same process pool. Still I am not able to sync cookies between native and Cordova web views.

I also tried adding app bound domains to my info.plist and added same WkWebViewData store across all web views as in WkProcessPool.

I'm using this library and all works well when I run my application locally. I've implemented TorSharp in a NetworkHelper class: