Re: Konqueror-emb : HTTP Proxying doesn't work ??

Sylvain Letellier wrote:
> (...) On the page of Konq-embedded, Simon Hausman wrote : 
> Is there support for HTTP proxy servers?
> Sure, although this is currently a bit rudimentary,
> with regard to configurability. If you want to use a
> HTTP proxy server make sure to set the HTTP_PROXY
> environment variable appropriately. Like for example
> HTTP_PROXY="http://proxy.foo.com:3128/" . In addition
> the NO_PROXY_FOR environment variable is supported.
> Set it up to a list of servers for which you do not
> want to use a HTTP proxy server. 
> There is work in progress for a nice configuration
> dialog for this, combined with storing these settings
> in a persistent way, not using environment variables. 
>
>   
Try:
HTTP_PROXY="http://proxy.foo.com:3128/" konqueror
in console, and if that works you can add:
export HTTP_PROXY="http://proxy.foo.com:3128/"
to /etc/default/rcS (this file is sourced before entering any runlevel,
I don't know if it's the right way, but it should work)
> I tried this method : 
> I put the name of the HTTP proxy in the env_var
> HTTP_PROXY in /etc/profile, and it __ doesn't work too
> __ ... 
>
>   
AFAIK /etc/profile is used only for interactive shell (but I might be wrong)
> Or should I initialize the env_var HTTP_PROXY in
> another file used at boot time, to obtain a system
> wide env_var ?
> (I tried to put it in a created "rc.local" file, but
> it seems that this mecanism doesn't work with Familiar
> – there is no rc.local neither rc.sysinit in the
> original Familiar distro)
>
> Thanks in advance for any advice for use of http proxy
> with Konq-embedded.
>
> Sylvain Letellier
>
>
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