...but does it work behind HTTP proxy?

[lwiechec]

Basic informations

• splash-cli version: 2.3.3
• NodeJs version: 6.9.5
• Your OS: Ubuntu

ISSUE

I am behind HTTP proxy and splash-cli says that there is no internet connection. I do have http_proxy and https_proxy env, variables set...

[rawnly]

I'll work on it 👍

[lwiechec]

Cool! Thanks!!!

[rawnly]

I think is a got issue... See sindresorhus/got#7 or sindresorhus/got#79 . I'll try with other module, maybe i can add a config for proxed users 👍

[rawnly]

Ok maybe now it's works fine. I'm sorry but i need your (@lwiechec) help, because right now i can't test it behind a proxy.

Clone the proxy branch and run npm install (or yarn), then set --proxed on true, and start cli.js.

     $ git clone -b proxy https://github.com/Rawnly/splash-cli.git && cd splash-cli
     $ npm install # or yarn
     $ node cli.js --proxed true
     $ node cli.js

Thanks for your patience.

[lwiechec]

@rawnly :) no problem:

I have run all the steps.
At step number 3 (node cli.js --proxed true) I got back: Proxy: true. At step number 4 (node cli.js) I got back: Splash Error: getaddrinfo ENOTFOUND api.unsplash.com api.unsplash.com:443

It comes (as far as I can tell) from the fast that splash-cli tries to resolve api.unsplash.com through default DNS.

As I am behind very restrictive proxy (ie. DNS that I have is internal). After I add api.unsplash.com to /etc/hosts I am getting:

⏚ [luke:~/fun/splash-cli]↥ proxy ± node cli.js
true

but it times out after ~30 secs and in the end I am getting:

Splash Error: connect ECONNREFUSED 151.101.65.7:443

I think it means that in the end it is not going through proxy...

[rawnly]

@lwiechec try to add also unsplash.com to your hosts

[lwiechec]

I tried that. Even with unsplash.com the behaviour is the same :(

[rawnly]

@lwiechec keep wait, i'm working on a solution (i hope)!

[lwiechec]

:) big thanks for the effort!!

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[rawnly]

If someone have any ideas on how to fix that, feel free to create a new PR or contact me

[rawnly]

Hey i've got an idea, when splash download the photos, the download link is not unsplash.com or api.unsplash.com but images.unsplash.com who is hosted by ImgIX.

I hope this can be helpful @lwiechec