Add full proxy support #70
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Not sure how/if you want me to continue contributing to this, since you closed my PR... |
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For the record: project that manages to run a proxy on Travis using nginx and squid (yet seems a bit overkill to me to apt-get so many stuff on every build) |
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Sorry about that, should have mentioned: open up a pull request with that branch set as the target, and I'll pull your commits into it. |
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Yes, why make it simple. |
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Apologies, not trying to make it harder, I just want to make sure that it's following the coding standards and such, and it's easier for me to rebase the commits to do that. |
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Add full proxy support, major props @ozh
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This is a continuation (and rebase) of #68 so far for coding standards and commit messages.