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Some ikiwiki plugins make outgoing HTTP requests from the web server:
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* [[plugins/aggregate]] (to download Atom and RSS feeds)
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* [[plugins/blogspam]] (to check whether a comment or edit is spam)
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* [[plugins/openid]] (to authenticate users)
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* [[plugins/pinger]] (to ping other ikiwiki installations)
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If your ikiwiki installation cannot contact the Internet without going
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through a proxy, you can configure this in the [[setup file|setup]] by
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setting environment variables:
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ENV:
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http_proxy: "http://proxy.example.com:8080"
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https_proxy: "http://proxy.example.com:8080"
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# optional
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no_proxy: ".example.com,www.example.org"
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Note that some plugins will use the configured proxy for all destinations,
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even if they are listed in `no_proxy`.
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To avoid server-side request forgery attacks, ensure that your proxy does
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not allow requests to addresses that are considered to be internal.
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