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Again inetc and proxy
Good morning and apologies if this question is a faq.
We are developing a tool that downloads a ZIP. So far no server gave trouble, today I discovered that the should be production server causes some malfunction. What I see is that the downloaded file is 0 byte long and the result is OK. Is there a way to activate some logging? Which configuration does it use? Windows System Configuration? Thanks in advance. |
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Addenda. It seems it is not the proxy. I set up the proxy parameters as a test and had the same results.
The log issue is still open because I can't understand what goes wrong... |
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You could try Fiddler and if not HTTPS, Wireshark.
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What I got from Wireshark is that it tries to pass through the proxy and fails, possibly because misses the authentication part. That is, it gets the proxy information from somewhere (where? System proxy?) while it should go straight for the server.
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FIXED
I am not a Windows user, and fumbled on Windows proxy configuration. |
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authenticating proxy, inetc, proxy.pac |
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