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vim-rfc's Issues

HTTP 403 on Index Retrieval

When the index is retrieved on the first request, it fails with:

HTTP Error 403: Forbidden
Fetching RFC index failed. Connected to the internet? Behind proxy?

I am connected though, and can open https://www.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/rfc-index.xml in the browser.

I think one should be able to reproduce this by deleting the cache file so the the index has to be downloaded again.

Move ~/.vim-rfc.txt to ~/.cache/

We should avoid unnesseary putting files into user home. We could move it into ~/.cache, or add an option to let the user specify where to store the file.

Rfc-editor.org now requires https?

On my new computer I don't manage anymore to get vim-rfc work.
The ruby code runs.

RFC! will fail to build the cache.
~/.vim-rfc.yaml exists but ~/.vim-rfc.xml file is not here.

Was wondering if maybe it's because now
https://www.rfc-editor.org/in-notes/rfc-index.xml requires https (this is a different source than in #4).

Anyway I can do without for now but thought I would open an issue about this.

Download doesn't work through proxies

Hi,

at work all of our traffic goes through a proxy, configured with the $http_proxy/$https_proxy environment variable. This plugin doesn't seem to support that situation, so I'm getting this:

Error detected while processing function rfc#query:
line   33:
Errno::ENETUNREACH: Failed to open TCP connection to www.rfc-editor.org:80 (Network is unreachable - connect(2) for "www.rfc-editor.org" port 80)

It would be great if proxy support could be added. Thanks!

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