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Recently I had a problem using feroxbuster through a proxy.
I had the following error :
Could not connect to https://<urls>, skipping...
Since I was using a ssh tunnel, I thought it was related at the way I had set up my proxy, but it worked through Dirsearch.
Since I was focused on the error described by the error (the fact that it couldn't reach the host), it took me a while to understand that the problem was elsewhere. After investigation I noticed that the error came from the fact that the certificate was not secured and so I just had to add the -k flag.
Suggested solution
As the error message can be misleading I was suggesting a more appropriate message when it comes to certificate issues in order to help understand it.
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Encountered issue
Recently I had a problem using feroxbuster through a proxy.
I had the following error :
Could not connect to https://<urls>, skipping...
Since I was using a ssh tunnel, I thought it was related at the way I had set up my proxy, but it worked through Dirsearch.
Since I was focused on the error described by the error (the fact that it couldn't reach the host), it took me a while to understand that the problem was elsewhere. After investigation I noticed that the error came from the fact that the certificate was not secured and so I just had to add the
-k
flag.Suggested solution
As the error message can be misleading I was suggesting a more appropriate message when it comes to certificate issues in order to help understand it.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: