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update ntlm-http dependency #29
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what about making it an optional dependency and try to require net/ntlm lazy when it's used? |
that's probably worse : then it would be up to the user to figure out which version of the several ntlm-http out there to install the sensible ways seem to be :
that way savon/httpi users don't end up tearing their hair out with 401-Unauthorized exceptions i emailed the authors of the original ntlm-http gem to see what they want to do |
@trampoline please let me know when you receive a response. |
original authors are not responding : one bouncing address ( [email protected] i will fork a version of the ntlm-http gem |
there might be a fix. please take a look at https://github.com/rubiii/savon/issues/163 and let me know if pyu-ntlm-http works for you. |
pyu-ntlm-http should be fine : v0.1.3.1 has my fixes in :) |
this fixes a very annyoing problem with ntlm-http monkey patching the net/http response.
this should be fixed with version 0.9.4. |
not sure what to do here :
https://github.com/trampoline/ntlm-http/tree/new-version-0.1.2.1
fixes
but there seem to be several versions of ntlm-http gem floating around already and i have no idea which is authoritative
http://rubygems.org/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&query=ntlm-http
as it is, installing savon+httpi gets you an ntlm-http which won't work against windows soap services which require ntlm auth with a windows domain, which is just about every exchange-web-services instance in the wild, and probably many other services too
:c
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