Runs a series of tests that attempts to connect to TLS secured web locations used by Appcelerator products to test if proxies or other networking systems are interfering with connections to Appcelerator's endpoints.

To install the script:

npm install -g git://github.com/appcelerator/titanium-connection-test.git

You may need to run this command as sudo on POSIX systems

To run the script:

titanium-connection-test

To specify an explicit proxy:

titanium-connection-test -p [proxy url]

The proxy url should be of the form "http://my.proxy.net:8080"

If your proxy is SSL secured, you may need to specify a root CA certificate if the proxy's certificate is not trusted:

titanium-connection-test -c [path/to/certificate]

Certificates should be pem encoded

If you are still getting SSL certificate errors after specyfing a proxy and/or root certificate, then you may need to disable SSL certificate errors entirely:

titanium-connection-test -l

This will ignore ALL SSL errors and is not recommended unless there is no other option

The script will report if there were any issues connecting to the endpoints using various connection techniques. For reference, the Titanium CLI uses the request module for its connections. If all endpoints are failing, this indicates that there is probably a problem with the CLI configuration. If some endpoints are failing, but not others, this probably indicates an issue with the proxy configuration. Consult your proxy documentation and configuration for details.

This project is open source and provided under the Apache Public License (version 2). Please make sure you see the LICENSE file included in this distribution for more details on the license. Also, please take notice of the privacy notice at the end of the file.