Closed Darthagnon closed 6 months ago
It is interesting to see you reported an issue from a feature that Zoraxy doesn't yet support! (TLS support on management interface)
For the warning message Failed to get network interface stats: wmic execution timeout
, this is due to your permission settings on Windows. If after retry for a few time and the network stat still cant be resolved, Zoraxy will give up and not showing you the real-time network IO statistic. That will not effect the reverse proxy feature.
For the redirection bug, it is mostly caused by you have something running in the background that also listen to port 8000, or your browser has cached a previous testing session of your other software that written a 301 Moved Permanently
header from http://localhost:8000
to https://localhost:8000
. Anyway, I am pretty sure this is not a Zoraxy problem but one related to browser / host setup.
Closing this as this issue is inactive and the redirection is not a bug caused by Zoraxy
Describe the bug I was testing Zoraxy on a Win10 laptop at work, and found that the console kept reporting
Failed to get network interface stats: wmic execution timeout
, and the management interface onlocalhost:8000
kept redirecting to an HTTPS version of the page which would always fail to load withThe connection for this site is not secure: localhost sent an invalid response.
(ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR
). I managed once or twice to get the HTTP version of the page to load (in Edgium Incognito mode) and it worked fine, but on restarting Zoraxy with admin permissions to try and make the wmic error disappear, I couldn't get the HTTP version to appear.To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
http://localhost:8000
in Edgium (probably other browsers, too)https://localhost:8000
and fail to load withThe connection for this site is not secure: localhost sent an invalid response.
(ERR_SSL_PROTOCOL_ERROR
)http://localhost:8000
in an Edgium Incognito window and it might load as HTTP and work, rather than HTTPSExpected behavior Zoraxy should default to HTTP, especially on localhost, unless provided with certificates and explicitly told to run as HTTPS?
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