Use Proxy-Authorization header on proxy object, not on request object for CONNECT method (https://...) #1194
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Hello,
Splash does not correctly handle proxy authentication as specified in RFC2817.
When using the CONNECT method with a proxy, the
Proxy-Authorizationheader is not accessible from the request because it is TLS encrypted. Adding this header to therequestobject doesn't work (see network_manager.py, line 291).For the CONNECT method, the
Proxy-Authorizationheader should be set on the proxy object.This PR resolves the issue.
Thanks.
Fabien.