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Add proxy testing #75
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This adds mitmproxy as a requirement, but does not yet use it.
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Conflicts: .travis.yml
This errors out on old PHP.
Looks like HTTP proxies are failing on HHVM, yay for testing! |
I think I've worked it out! We're using port 9000, but that happens to be the port that HHVM uses for FastCGI by default. Switching, hopefully that fixes it. |
9000 is used as default by php-fpm/HHVM for FastCGI.
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We can use mitmproxy to test our proxy support. It's nice and self contained, plus it's scriptable. Requires Python, but I can deal with that (and Travis has it built-in).
Supersedes the remaining issues from #70 and #72.