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2 comments Created about 1 month ago by brianmichelichallow tweepy requests to use a proxyFeature RequestxHere's a changeset with one approach:
https://github.com/brianmichelich/tweepy/commit/5cd1b3d1ce5d760e6c4e08af353c4c1ce406b475This allows you to set a proxy_host and proxy_port on the API() and have binder.py pick them up when creating a connection.
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This feature is coming soon. Sit tight!
We can already provide a proxy host via the "host" parameter in the API init method.
There is not a way to provide a port though which could be easily added. I will look into providing this in the next release. Thanks!
Unless I missed something a changed host parameter would allow for a reverse proxy and I was setting up a forward proxy.
The reverse proxy worked when I sent the request to foo.com and forwarded to twitter.com. Setting a hosts on the connection as well as the request allowed the forward proxy to work. This allowed me to use a forward proxy without setting it for the python environment.