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Httpproxy cannot be used #509

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bluestorm-faker opened this issue Nov 4, 2024 · 0 comments
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Httpproxy cannot be used #509

bluestorm-faker opened this issue Nov 4, 2024 · 0 comments

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Hello, this is an excellent project. May I ask if it supports setting up proxies for WiFi servers and ports directly, without specifying a trust certificate? My certificate has already been manually imported and trusted on my phone, such as using Fiddler to capture packets. The certificate has already been installed and trusted on my phone, so I just need to set up the proxy server and port.
At the same time,I found that using the command
ios httpproxy 192.168.2.1 8888 --p12file=E:/test.p12 --password=aa1234
results in an error message: {"err": "escalate response had error map[Status:CertificateRejected]","level":"fatal","msg":"failed","time":"2024-11-04T16:14:47+08:00"}
My test.p12 file was exported directly through the Fiddler tool. If the certificate is manually imported and trusted, it functions normally, but using the command line ios httpproxy setting causes exceptions.
My environment is Windows 11 and Apple XR running iOS 17.7. Looking forward to your reply.

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