Goeiemiddag Henk,

In your example, you use port 8080 but in your log I see port 80. Which one is correct? Maybe you need to include a user name and password.

Although I don't expect this to be the case, it is possible that the firewall or the proxy checks for the browser name, which is Revolution. Setting the httpHeaders to a known browser name might help.

You haven't included the script that sets your proxy, so I can't check that.

How did you create the log? What do you see if you connect with a regular browser?

The address after the GET command does not include a file. It just refers to a directory. You might want to point to an existing file for testing, to make sure that the server should return something.

Since your client seems to work with Windows, s/he may have set up the windows proxy settings already. If s/he did this correctly, set the httpProxy to empty. Revolution should use the default settings according to the docs (only on PC, not on Mac). If not, either the proxy was not set up property on that particular PC or you have found a bug in Revolution.

Best,

Mark

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Op 7-nov-2006, om 12:04 heeft Henk van der Velden het volgende geschreven:

Good day,

One of my applications downloads some stuff from a website. It all works OK, except that some of the users are behind a corporate firewall, and they can't connect to the website.

I've studied the mail archives and found some stuff about setting HTTPProxy manually to the IP of the proxy server. So I made a field where the IP of the proxy server could be entered. In this case it is something like "isafirewall.domain.nl: 8080". But this didn't help.

Next I tried to log the download proces.
I get reports like this:
socket selected: 10.1.1.10:80|6925
CLOSED 10.1.1.10:80|6924
CLOSED 10.1.1.10:80|6924
GET http://www.mediamaatje.nl:80/Download/ HTTP/1.1 Host: www.mediamaatje.nl User-Agent: Revolution (Win32)

I must admit that I am not an expert in network matters. So could anyone perhaps give me a clue as to what I can do in this situation?


Kind regards,

Henk


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