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TODO: Add a better way to input a proxy password, as passing it though an argument means any user can read it with |
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Not sure about the c++11 thing. Might break support for older distros.
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I'm using it for static map initialization. If the older distros are important, I'm pretty sure I can do that differently.
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Why not get it from environment variables HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY ? |
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@hazcod not a bad idea, but it would require parsing them for libtorrent. |
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RIP? |
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While I have been able to determine that traffic is going over the proxy, I haven't been able to test if any packets are leaking. If someone could figure out how to test for that it would be great.