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I have an R server running on localhost:3838 trying to hit a another server on localhost:3000. I'm on a corporate network and so I am specifying a proxy for my GET request, as I have done many other times in other languages/frameworks without issue.
Somehow I am getting a 403 returned by ZScaler, the service that blocks websites like Facebook, game sites, etc. Any idea why that would that be happening, and how can I prevent it with this library? It doesn't make sense to me for localhost communication to get blocked by our firewall, and I have written very similar programs in a variety of languages on our network without ever seeing this strange issue.
Hitting the same URL with the same headers works in Postman and curl, and I can even visit the url in my browser. I am fairly certain it is something related to either my R installation, RStudio, or this library. Thanks for any help
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httr::GET From localhost to localhost is getting blocked by company firewall
httr::GET From localhost to localhost (or to any other site/url) is getting blocked by company firewall
Jun 22, 2020
I have an R server running on localhost:3838 trying to hit a another server on localhost:3000. I'm on a corporate network and so I am specifying a proxy for my GET request, as I have done many other times in other languages/frameworks without issue.
Somehow I am getting a 403 returned by ZScaler, the service that blocks websites like Facebook, game sites, etc. Any idea why that would that be happening, and how can I prevent it with this library? It doesn't make sense to me for localhost communication to get blocked by our firewall, and I have written very similar programs in a variety of languages on our network without ever seeing this strange issue.
Hitting the same URL with the same headers works in Postman and curl, and I can even visit the url in my browser. I am fairly certain it is something related to either my R installation, RStudio, or this library. Thanks for any help
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: