Hey! I feel your pain with node-red setproxy. It’s definitely not the most straightforward thing to set up. What worked for me was adding the proxy details in the settings.js file under the `httpProxy` and `httpsProxy` sections.
For SSL certs, I had to manually add the CA certs to the node-red environment. There’s a great guide on the Node-RED forum that walks you through it step-by-step. Also, check out the `http-request` node—it’s a lifesaver for secure HTTP requests.
Hope that helps!
For SSL certs, I had to manually add the CA certs to the node-red environment. There’s a great guide on the Node-RED forum that walks you through it step-by-step. Also, check out the `http-request` node—it’s a lifesaver for secure HTTP requests.
Hope that helps!
