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Fix bug: Can't use unencrypted http:// protocol when SSL checks are disabled #135
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If a user disables the SSL checks in their settings:
then the user can only send
https://requests. Any unencryptedhttp://requests will cause an error saying:The root cause is that we check if a user disables their SSL checks here, where we use
https.Agentfor all requests. Instead, we should usehttps.Agentonly if it's anhttps://requests.Fixes PDE-625.