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Nowadays many proxy servers are authenticating the user by a token or key, instead username and password. Every request shall include the key, in a way similar to: http://myproxyserver.com:51337/?apiKey=bW3ZXxHJdjfodhsfodshfoisdofwe6wjCU
Is there a way to authenticate with pysocks using such keys?
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@sukhoi47 Have you been able to find a way?
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@schthms I moved to a proxy provider with authentication by username and password and and could implement in my app without the need of pysocks.
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Nowadays many proxy servers are authenticating the user by a token or key, instead username and password.
Every request shall include the key, in a way similar to:
http://myproxyserver.com:51337/?apiKey=bW3ZXxHJdjfodhsfodshfoisdofwe6wjCU
Is there a way to authenticate with pysocks using such keys?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: