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In a message dated 3/6/2017 2:11:08 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
ui-view@... writes:





Jamie,

I have had this up and working now solid since my email about the
solution. I did not install mitmproxy on my NWSGet machine simply
because it wouldn't work there (XP). But yes, the ideal solution would
be to install it on the local machine and have it listen on any unused
port (8080 usually isn't used). IF you can get it to run on the local
machine then your nwsget.ini entries would look like this;

RIDGE=

RIDGENAT=

With your mitmproxy looking like this:

mitmdump -R -p 8080

If anybody knows how to get in touch with Bill (KC9XG), if he would part
with the source code, I would certainly work on adding support for https
to the program. Could be simple (under linux it would be) but under
windows, could be ugly. But I'm willing.

Thanks,

Matt K8KDR

On 3/5/2017 5:20 PM, heartdoc@... [ui-view] wrote:

Matt:

Is this working well for you ? Obviously, the best solution would be
to get Bill KC9XG to update NWSGet to effect the needed changes - if
he would.

But to your solution, can (or should) mitmproxy be installed on the
same Win10 machine as UI-View ? Or should it be on a different machine ?

I relied on NWSGet quite a bit and it is unique to UI-View and PM. I'd
hate to lose it.

73, Jamie
WB4YDL

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