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I am using the below html and then taking a snapshot of it using rasterize.js. When I run this on windows (phantomjs version 1.9.8) it runs fine however when I try to run the same on linux (phantomjs 2.0.0.) the image does not come up in the snapshot showing instead a question mark.
The solution to the issue I am facing is using proxy server settings, however it is strange that curl worked without providing one but phantomjs requires it. Also I dont require it for all internet based urls but some of them!
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I am using the below html and then taking a snapshot of it using rasterize.js. When I run this on windows (phantomjs version 1.9.8) it runs fine however when I try to run the same on linux (phantomjs 2.0.0.) the image does not come up in the snapshot showing instead a question mark.
I tried to do a curl -v http://www.iteye.com/upload/top_picture/0000/0073/想不过都难336.280.jpg
and below is the output just in case it is useful. I had redirected the image to a separate file.
Please suggest what should I do to make this work ?
I also tried using var setting { encoding: "utf8"}; but it did not make any difference.
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