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I passed shouldCaptureWebSocketTraffic:YES
shouldCaptureWebSocketTraffic:YES
[Atlantis startWithHostName:@"192.168.100.46" shouldCaptureWebSocketTraffic:YES];
Here the code that create mqtt connection
#include <mqtt/async_client.h> // ... mqttClient = make_shared<::mqtt::async_client>(uri, clientId, opt); // uri: `wss://avusnlsslh8sx-ats.iot.us-west-2.amazonaws.com` connOpts = ::mqtt::connect_options::v5_ws(); connOpts.set_http_headers(std::move(headers)); // aws headers ::mqtt::ssl_options sslOpt; sslOpt.set_enable_server_cert_auth(false); connOpts.set_ssl(std::move(sslOpt)); mqttClient->connect(connOpts, nullptr, *this);
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I also tried to add proxy manually, didn't help :(
connOpts = ::mqtt::connect_options::v5_ws(); connOpts.set_http_proxy("http://192.168.100.46:9090"); connOpts.set_https_proxy("http://192.168.100.46:9090");
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@retyui Atlantis can only capture websocket if it's called by using URLSessionWebSocketTask.
Atlantis can't work with mqtt.
mqtt
I suggest using a normal proxy with Proxyman (not using Atlantis) and setting an HTTP(S) Proxy to Proxyman as you've already done.
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I passed
shouldCaptureWebSocketTraffic:YES
[Atlantis startWithHostName:@"192.168.100.46" shouldCaptureWebSocketTraffic:YES];
Here the code that create mqtt connection
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: