I use the Smart Proxy Manager in Headless mode along with the Puppeteer lib. Puppeteer uses Chromium as the headless browser.
I have a Linux Ubuntu distro on my machine and Debian 10 on the server.
Everything works just fine when I work from home, but when I'm at the office or when I test on the server I'm getting this JSON response (TCP errors) when I'm going to some page with my Puppeteer script :
{"error":{"code":"executor","message":"cannot execute a request","stack":[{"code":"executor","message":"cannot execute a request","status_code":0},{"code":"","message":"cannot dial to the netloc","status_code":0},{"code":"","message":"cannot establish tcp connection","status_code":0},{"code":"cannot_dial","message":"cannot dial to proxy.zyte.com","status_code":0},{"code":"","message":"dial tcp 64.58.126.143:8011: i/o timeout","status_code":0}]}}
The Headless Browser Proxy executable is correctly launched and running. Again everything is working as expected when I work remotely.
I'm afraid this is a network conception-related problem on which I do not have any control.
I really don't know what to do about this, since I find so little or no documentation about it.
Hello all,
I use the Smart Proxy Manager in Headless mode along with the Puppeteer lib. Puppeteer uses Chromium as the headless browser.
I have a Linux Ubuntu distro on my machine and Debian 10 on the server.
Everything works just fine when I work from home, but when I'm at the office or when I test on the server I'm getting this JSON response (TCP errors) when I'm going to some page with my Puppeteer script :
The Headless Browser Proxy executable is correctly launched and running. Again everything is working as expected when I work remotely.
I'm afraid this is a network conception-related problem on which I do not have any control.
I really don't know what to do about this, since I find so little or no documentation about it.
Huge thanks for your help :)
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