Modified the ad-hoc proxy lookup to use _getKey(), rather than the error-prone in-line method. #164
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error-prone in-line method. _getKey() will look for options.target as well as options.host:options.port, and so is useful for a segmented proxy server where the destination proxies are not constructed before first references.
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…7aa50452a9d40 Modified the ad-hoc proxy lookup to use _getKey(), rather than the error-prone in-line method.
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Modified the ad-hoc proxy lookup to use _getKey(), rather than the error-prone in-line method.
_getKey() will look for options.target as well as options.host:options.port, and so is useful for a segmented proxy server where the destination proxies are not constructed before first references.