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How can I define no-proxy property? #2058
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Sorry @wakaleo, but it's not clear to me. export http_proxy = http: //proxy.provider.intranet.company.domain: 80 How can I do the same with serenity? I've already tried: -Dserenity.proxy.http = proxy.provider.intranet.company.domain -Dserenity.proxy.http_port = 80 |
@wakaleo John we are looking for the same set of proxy to configure from serenity .Can you help on this . |
This is driver specific I think - the Serenity options are set up to work for Firefox, but chrome (for example) has it's own options. |
@wakaleo can you share the chrome options? |
I have tried using ssl options and it does not work properly with serenity, please your help serenity.proxy.ssl = 127.0.0.1 |
Those properties should work (see serenity-core/serenity-model/src/main/java/net/thucydides/core/ThucydidesSystemProperty.java Line 608 in cac909b
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Thank you very much for your collaboration, it worked for me: serenity.proxy.http = 127.0.0.1:8080 |
@wakaleo I'm using serenity to test my intranet project in CI using Jenkins/Docker. The Jenkins and my containers can resolve the hosts from intranet, but I have one dependency in internet, and I'm facing with problem to access. I'm used to do this passing in the execution something like this:
Supose that "proxy.aws.intranet.company.domain" is my proxy address
-Dproxy=proxy.aws.intranet.company.domain
-Dproxy-bypass=company.domain.com,*.company.domain.com
How can I do the same configuration using serenity for chrome and firefox?
Best regards.
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