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change_upstream_proxy_server
See original GitHub issuei have two http proxy serivce : http://104.199.205.163:8888 and http://104.155.220.54:8888
when i am run driver.get('http://httpbin.org/ip')
and mitmproxy： mitmproxy -s proxy.py --mode upstream:http://104.199.205.163:8888 --no-http2 --ssl-insecure --set upstream_cert=false
show ip ：104.155.220.54
mitmproxy -s proxy.py --mode upstream:http://default-upstream-proxy.local:8080/ --no-http2 --ssl-insecure --set upstream_cert=false
show the ip ：104.196.15.117
proxy.py
def request(flow):
proxy='104.155.220.54'
port=8888
flow.live.change_upstream_proxy_server((proxy,port))
why i must set -mode upstream:http://104.199.205.163:8888 show this ip 104.155.220.54?
can I do it through a python script?
Where is the meaning of the option--mode upstream:http://104.199.205.163:8888
I don’t want to link extra servers（104.155.220.54）
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I’m sorry, but I don’t understand you question. Can you please rephrase it more clearly?
change_upstream_proxy_serverdoes not exist anymore. See https://github.com/mitmproxy/mitmproxy/blob/main/examples/contrib/change_upstream_proxy.py for an alternative.