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Old 07-20-2010, 12:41 PM
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Default [SOLVED] how to force the use of proxy?
Hi,

I've set the environment variable http_proxy and portsnap obeys it.
I've also set "Manual Proxy" in "KDE System Settings", but the
PC-BSD Software Manager seems to use the proxy server only when
browsing the pbidir site nut not when actually downloading the
pbi packages.
How should I force it to use proxy for downloading too?

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You'll probably need to make sure the KDE proxy is set for "root" as
well, try running this:

% kdesu kcmshell4 proxy

Then setup your proxy stuff and restart the software manager. Does it
work now? How about if you try a different mirror?
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Default [SOLVED] how to force the use of proxy?
Originally Posted by kmoore134 View Post
You'll probably need to make sure the KDE proxy is set for "root" as
well, try running this:

% kdesu kcmshell4 proxy

Then setup your proxy stuff and restart the software manager. Does it
work now? How about if you try a different mirror?



You're absolutely correct. I should've thought about this:
the package manager runs as root ergo it uses root's environment.
Problem solved.
Thank you!

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