proxies = {"https": "https://{}@{}:{}/".format(proxy_auth, proxy_host, proxy_port),
"http": "http://{}@{}:{}/".format(proxy_auth, proxy_host, proxy_port)}
why we must use http to process https request , https to process http request in above code?
Could you give us a python code examle ? when usign above code
we always get proxy auth required error
proxies = {"https": "https://{}@{}:{}/".format(proxy_auth, proxy_host, proxy_port), "http": "http://{}@{}:{}/".format(proxy_auth, proxy_host, proxy_port)} why we must use http to process https request , https to process http request in above code? Could you give us a python code examle ? when usign above code we always get proxy auth required error
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nestor posted about 7 years ago Admin Best Answer
Here's a sample: https://support.scrapinghub.com/support/solutions/articles/22000203567-using-crawlera-with-python-requests
https is used to process https requests and http for http. Could you explain how you are seeing the opposite?
Make sure your python-requests module is up to date and make sure to include the ':' after the APIKey in your authentication.
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nestor posted about 7 years ago Admin Answer
Here's a sample: https://support.scrapinghub.com/support/solutions/articles/22000203567-using-crawlera-with-python-requests
https is used to process https requests and http for http. Could you explain how you are seeing the opposite?
Make sure your python-requests module is up to date and make sure to include the ':' after the APIKey in your authentication.
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