The current xmlrpclib can't communicate through a proxy
server. In particular, the two Transport classes
contained within xmlrpclib use httplib directly and, as
such, do not support the proxy handling as offered by
urllib.
I don't know if we can put together our own "xmlrpclib Transport" class, but it seems like it is a fundamental problem inside of python's xmlrpclib.
Is there a way to link a bug with Python's bugtracker?
This is technically a bug in Python's XMLRPC lib, see this bug report: bugs.python. org/issue648658
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To quote a bit:
The current xmlrpclib can't communicate through a proxy
server. In particular, the two Transport classes
contained within xmlrpclib use httplib directly and, as
such, do not support the proxy handling as offered by
urllib.
I don't know if we can put together our own "xmlrpclib Transport" class, but it seems like it is a fundamental problem inside of python's xmlrpclib.
Is there a way to link a bug with Python's bugtracker?