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Proxy Error When Publishing #870
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@DanielJerrehian, sorry, I'm not sure off hand why you may be experience these connection issues. Mind generating a Assuming you can access Confluence via your browser, you could try to see if you can query the REST API from your browser as well. For example, venturing to a page like If you do, next possible check would be to try the same request in the terminal/shell you may be using. For example, invoking one of these calls and seeing a JSON-like response:
And if those work, lastly, you can tree a publish attempt using the |
Remove the http from your proxy settings. |
This can be valid in select scenarios. This would depend on the version of urllib3 installed (used by Requests). Newer versions of the library expect a leading scheme, where older versions do not. For users who may be experiencing proxy-related issues, it is recommended to update their Requests/urllib3 to a more recent version (if possible). It has been three months since this initial request has been made, but no new information has been discussed related to OPs user experience. It is assumed that the issue has been resolved, or has been dropped. With that in mind, this issue will be closed. Feel free to create a new issue if needed in the future. |
I am attempting to publish Sphinx documentation on an intranet Confluence page which has a server URL similar to the following:
https://DomainName.CompanyName.TopLevelDomain
When I run the command
python -m sphinx -b confluence . /confluence -E -a
in the terminal, I am prompted to enter my username and password, then receive a 403 proxy error:How do you configure a proxy when running publishing in the terminal?
Edit:
I tried adding
confluence_proxy = 'http://my-proxy:port/'
to myconf.py
file and got the same errorThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: