Open sberequek opened 3 years ago
The recorder tool is rather barebones and is more at the level of a proof of concept / example. If you're looking for a more production-ready WARC recording proxy try warcprox.
At the moment the best option is to run Chrome or Chromium with the --ignore-certificate-errors
option. e.g.:
chromium --ignore-certificate-errors --proxy-server=http://localhost:8080
I've updated the README to note that.
As long as it didn't add any dependencies I'd be open to accepting a pull request that added an option to read a CA certificate and key from a file instead of generating one in-memory on startup though. There may be gotcha with having the browser trust a custom CA certificate due to modern browsers doing HSTS preloading though, I haven't looked at this stuff in a while.
Hi,
thank you, I had already tried this:
Chrome --proxy-server="http://127.0.0.1:8080" --ignore-certificate-errors --ignore-urlfetcher-cert-requests
but I have not solved. I'll try warcprox although it seems expensive as a solution for my needs.
Hmm, it works for me on Openjdk 8 on Linux. Maybe there's a platform difference. Which OS and Java version are you using?
Hi,
I try to recording a warc with jwarc in proxy mode and anything browser I use fail. For run jwarc in proxy mode I used this commands:
This is the log:
How I can resolve this problem? There is a possibility to run jwarc in proxy mode with a new certificate?
Thanks