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Could you advise how to do that? I'm not sure what that entails. > Can you share your debugger configuration? > […](#) > On Sun, Jun 19, 2022, 13:44 letrec...
I'm running Erlang/OPT 25.0.1 built using kerl with the following configuration: ``` KERL_BUILD_DOCS=no KERL_DEFAULT_INSTALL_DIR=~/kerl KERL_ENABLE_PROMPT=no KERL_INSTALL_MANPAGES=no ```
I do follow it (you can seet how exactly at https://github.com/letrec/erl_test/blob/master/.vscode/launch.json) and it doesn't work.
Any plans to make this scenario easier to accommodate? I managed to get NTLM working, but it's not clear how to integrate it in a reliable way. My current thinking...
@Mause, I'm in the middle of implementing the approach I outlined, but keep hitting all kinds of roadblocks starting from ClientResponse using not exported types in it's public interface and...
Actually, I was wrong about the usage of private fields. Managed to get it working, but need some time to think on final design.
In NTLM one authenticates connections, not requests (https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/mist/2018/02/14/windows-authentication-http-request-flow-in-iis/). So if a request fails because it wasn't authenticated we need to follow it up with negotiate and authenticate requests on the...
@asvetlov, you can ignore the NTLM part. The problem boils down to being able to create child connectors, which borrow a subset of connections from their parent connector. It might...
BaseConnector allows to set limit per host, but it's going to be the same limit for all hosts, if I understand it correctly. What I'm proposing is a generalization of...
My current approach is to create a connector with limit set to one and a new session per each request that requires authentication, so the problem is kinda solved albeit...