My Ibrowse HTTP Client is behind a Network and any HTTP request to the outside has to go through a Proxy. Now, Ibrowse has a good example for this. However, i got a little confused. The Proxy behind which i am running the application uses Domain Authentication (this Domain is an Active Directory kinda setup) whereby usually in a browser we would have to enter settings like this (say the domain is "kyaug"),
username: kyaug\[YOUR_DOMAIN_USERNAME] password: [Domain Password]This means that
[YOUR_DOMAIN_USERNAME] is your Domain Username actually.Now in the Ibrowse, an example that looks like this comes along:
ibrowse:send_req("http://www.erlang.se/", [], get, [],
[{proxy_user, "XXXXX"},
{proxy_password, "XXXXX"},
{proxy_host, "proxy"},
{proxy_port, 8080}], 5000).
Now, lets say that my situation is as follows:
Domain: kyaug Domain Username: muzaayj Proxy Server: ppi.kyu.co.ug Proxy Port: 3128 Domain Password: xxxxx
Now, When i try thsi below:
Options = [
{proxy_user, "kyaug\muzaayj"},
{proxy_password, "My Domain Password"},
{proxy_host, "ppi.kyu.co.ug"},
{proxy_port, 3128}
],
ibrowse:send_req("http://www.google.com",[],post,Data,Options,infinity).
The proxy spits back to me an HTML page informing me that PROXY_AUTH_REQUIRED and many other things about its administrators. Now, i have a feeling that its because i am putting the proxy_user wrongly. In the above, i am supplying this parameter the way the browsers take it as well, probably behind the scenes, its changed into a different arrangement. Some one assist in how i can correct this. How do browsers send their data to a proxy server for authentication given that the username must be append to the Domain to be used for authentication at the Proxy end ?
