About Proxy connect error 4
If you’re using Microsoft Edge as your primary browser with proxy settings but have issue accessing sites, this article for you. The problem may occur if you’ve incorrect proxy settings configured.In this case, when you start Microsoft Edge and try to go to any webpage, you get following error:Page ContentsCan’t connect to the proxy serverFIX: Can’t Connect To The Proxy Server In Microsoft EdgeFIX 1 – Via Settings AppFIX 2 – Via Internet PropertiesCan’t connect to the proxy serverAs you can see in the above screenshot, Windows recommends you to check firewall settings to resolve the problem. You can refer our following guide to check if Microsoft Edge is allowed via Windows Firewall:How to allow/block apps via Windows Defender Firewall in Windows 10If you already confirmed and there is nothing wrong with firewall settings, you can then try below mentioned fixes and see if they helps you.FIX: Can’t Connect To The Proxy Server In Microsoft EdgeFIX 1 – Via Settings App1. Right click Start Button or press + X keys and select Settings.2. In the Settings app, navigate to Network & Internet > Proxy.3. Now in right pane of Proxy, under Manual proxy setup, turn off Use a proxy server option. This should disable proxy settings on your system with immediate effect.4. Close Settings app and verify, if the issue is resolved now.If Settings app not working on your system, you can try FIX 2 mentioned below.FIX 2 – Via Internet Properties1. Press + R and type inetcpl.cpl in the Run dialog box, to open Internet Properties.2. In Internet Properties window, switch to Connections tab. Under Local Area Network (LAN) settings, click LAN settings.3. Under Local Area Network (LAN) settings, uncheck Use a proxy server for your LAN (These settings will not apply to dail-up or VPN connections) option. Click OK, Apply, OK.Reboot or restart your machine and this should resolve the proxy issue with Microsoft Edge.Let us know via your comments, if issue still persists!Also see: Can’t Connect Securely To This Page Error In Microsoft Edge.READ THESE ARTICLES NEXT
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Bittorrent-tracker Simple, robust, BitTorrent tracker (client & server) implementationNode.js implementation of a BitTorrent tracker, client and server.A BitTorrent tracker is a web service which responds to requests from BitTorrentclients. The requests include metrics from clients that help the tracker keep overallstatistics about the torrent. The response includes a peer list that helps the clientparticipate in the torrent swarm.This module is used by WebTorrent.featuresIncludes client & server implementationsSupports all mainstream tracker types:HTTP trackersUDP trackers (BEP 15)WebTorrent trackers (BEP forthcoming)Supports ipv4 & ipv6Supports tracker "scrape" extensionRobust and well-testedComprehensive test suite (runs entirely offline, so it's reliable)Used by popular clients: WebTorrent, peerflix, and playbackTracker statistics available via web interface at /stats or JSON data at /stats.jsonAlso see bittorrent-dht.Tracker statsinstallnpm install bittorrent-trackerusageclientTo connect to a tracker, just do this:var Client = require('bittorrent-tracker')var requiredOpts = { infoHash: new Buffer('012345678901234567890'), // hex string or Buffer peerId: new Buffer('01234567890123456789'), // hex string or Buffer announce: [], // list of tracker server urls port: 6881 // torrent client port, (in browser, optional)}var optionalOpts = { // RTCPeerConnection config object (only used in browser) rtcConfig: {}, // User-Agent header for http requests userAgent: '', // Custom webrtc impl, useful in node to specify [wrtc]( wrtc: {}, getAnnounceOpts: function () { // Provide a callback that will be called whenever announce() is called // internally (on timer), or by the user return { uploaded: 0, downloaded: 0, left: 0, customParam: 'blah' // custom parameters supported } }, // Proxy config object proxyOpts: { // Socks proxy options (used to proxy requests in node) socksProxy: { // Configuration from socks module ( proxy: { // IP Address of Proxy (Required) ipaddress: "1.2.3.4", // TCP Port of Proxy (Required) port: 1080, // Proxy Type [4, 5] (Required) // Note: 4 works for both 4 and 4a. // Type 4 does not support UDP association relay type: 5, // SOCKS 4 Specific: // UserId used when making a SOCKS 4/4a request. (Optional) userid: "someuserid", // SOCKS 5 Specific: // Authentication used for SOCKS 5 (when it's required) (Optional) authentication: { username: "Josh", password: "somepassword" } }, // Amount of time to wait for a connection to be established. (Optional) // - defaults to 10000ms (10 seconds) timeout: 10000 }, // NodeJS HTTP agents (used to proxy HTTP and Websocket requests in node) // Populated with Socks.Agent if socksProxy is provided httpAgent: {}, httpsAgent: {} },}var client = new Client(requiredOpts)client.on('error', function (err) { // fatal client error! console.log(err.message)})client.on('warning', function (err) { // a tracker was unavailable or sent bad data to the client. you can probably ignore it console.log(err.message)})// start getting peers from the trackerclient.start()client.on('update', function (data) { console.log('got an announce response from tracker: ' + data.announce) console.log('number of seeders in the swarm: '
