Closed jiayouzl closed 8 months ago
@jiayouzl It's not a bug from Proxyman, it's how macOS/Python works. Traffic from these apps doesn't respect the system HTTP Proxy, so Proxyman can't capture it automatically.
To capture your Python traffic, you should open the pre-configured Terminal from the Automatic Setup: https://docs.proxyman.io/automatic-setup/automatic-setup
Works with Python, cURL, Ruby, NodeJS too 👍
@jiayouzl It's not a bug from Proxyman, it's how macOS/Python works. Traffic from these apps doesn't respect the system HTTP Proxy, so Proxyman can't capture it automatically.
To capture your Python traffic, you should open the pre-configured Terminal from the Automatic Setup: https://docs.proxyman.io/automatic-setup/automatic-setup
Works with Python, cURL, Ruby, NodeJS too 👍
Thank you very much, the terminal works according to your method, but how can I capture the communication content of these apps like PyCharm? Thank you.
Like I said, let's open the Pre-configured Terminal in the Auto Setup from Proxyman -> Then start your PyCharm app on this Terminal -> Proxyman will capture all HTTP/HTTPS from your app.
Like I said, let's open the Pre-configured Terminal in the Auto Setup from Proxyman -> Then start your PyCharm app on this Terminal -> Proxyman will capture all HTTP/HTTPS from your app.
So that's how it is, thank you for letting me know.
iterm2,macos Own terminal,pycharm。。。。The network communication information of these applications cannot be obtained through Proxyman. What's going on?