Proxy Support

[fidgetlol]

The project doesn't reveal the requests arguments needed to support proxies.
I added optional arguments to passthrough to requests.

[cmlh]

Insert except requests.exceptions.SSLError for verify=True

[fidgetlol]

Insert except requests.exceptions.SSLError for verify=True

I don't understand. Do you want me to put all the web requests in a try: ... except requests.exceptions.SSLError: ?

[cmlh]

@fidgetlol wrote

I don't understand. Do you want me to put all the web requests in a try: ... except requests.exceptions.SSLError: ?

Is this exception thrown for you when verify=None is omitted? If so I can insert a command line argument similar to curl's --proxy-insecure within the intelx.py Python script?

[fidgetlol]

Is this exception thrown for you when verify=None is omitted? If so I can insert a command line argument similar to curl's --proxy-insecure within the intelx.py Python script?

ah, no exception is thrown when I replaced verify=None with verify=True. My use case requires a CA_BUNDLE to be passed, and testing without a proxy worked either way.

[cmlh]

@fidgetlol wrote

ah, no exception is thrown when I replaced verify=None with verify=True. My use case requires a CA_BUNDLE to be passed, and testing without a proxy worked either way.

OK, the default will be set to verify=True but can be changed by the end user.

Do you want to contribute (in order) for the next minor v0.7 release:

• verify= can modified when initializing a new instance (object) of intelx
• --proxy-insecure command line argument as per Proxy Support #572 (comment)
• requests.exceptions.SSLError handling as per Proxy Support #572 (review)

[fidgetlol]

verify is done and I added a --proxy-insecure flag to the script.

I'm still not sure how you want an SSLError handled.

[cmlh]

@fidgetlol wrote:

I'm still not sure how you want an SSLError handled.

I can insert requests.exceptions.SSLError