Strangely enough the ntlmaps.exe didn't work well with Nodejs. Downloading of the dependencies and javascripts fails.
Quick solution for this was using px-proxy pyhon based proxy.
You can Install it with:
pip install px-proxy
and run it with:
px --proxy=X.X.X.X:port
where X.X.X.X is Ip address of your firewall and port is the port used.
The catch here was that to use pip ... i used ntlmaps.exe (see one of my previous posts)
So, you need a ntlm proxy (ntlmaps.exe) to download ntlm proxy (px-proxy) behind firewall ;-)
Quick solution for this was using px-proxy pyhon based proxy.
You can Install it with:
pip install px-proxy
and run it with:
px --proxy=X.X.X.X:port
where X.X.X.X is Ip address of your firewall and port is the port used.
The catch here was that to use pip ... i used ntlmaps.exe (see one of my previous posts)
So, you need a ntlm proxy (ntlmaps.exe) to download ntlm proxy (px-proxy) behind firewall ;-)
