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You set you proxy for http, but your url is https.
What happens if you change the url to: url = 'http://superkicks-in.translate.goog/wp-json/wc/store/products?stock_status=instock&_x_tr_sl=auto&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en-GB&_x_tr_pto=nui' otherwise use proxy = {"https": proxyObject.get()} Since most of the proxies have https
I just read through the code and found the following. It scrapes all the proxies list [here](https://www.sslproxies.org/) than applies the fillters and tries the proxy if it is working. If...
for other people the parameter is now called items_per_batch but nevetheless I also still face that problem But nevertheless thank you for that fantastic work
Thank you for putting this together. I do encounter a similiar problem. My JSON only consists of float values ` {'motor_casing_vibration': 2.3857060000000003, 'motor_frequency_a': 49.43576, 'motor_frequency_b': 50.434024810790994, 'motor_frequency_c': 44.53125, 'motor_speed': 616.7824,...
Hoi Hugo, Currently I cant take a look at this.
I am sorry for catching up late Can you tell the version you are using?
Hey CptHolzschnauz, I just run the library and currently for me I end up at cloudflare. I try to take a look at it this weekend.
Stuck on that problem as well, did you find a solution?
Thank you for replying. In the meantime I have found a solution by using service files. Using the same service file in qgis-desktop and qgis-server fixed the problem for me....