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Re: N900:How to connect internet using proxy
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then you have not setup the http_proxy properly.
I said last time if it doesn't work you may want to try reboot. Have you rebooted yet? cat /etc/profile and take a look yourself to see if http_proxy has been appended to the last. |
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home/user # cat /etc/profile # /etc/profile: system-wide .profile file for the Bourne shell (sh(1)) # and Bourne compatible shells (bash(1), ksh(1), ash(1), ...). export PATH="/usr/bin:/bin" umask 022 source /etc/osso-af-init/af-defines.sh export http_proxy=http://xxx.xx.x.xx:8080/ export http_proxy=http://xxx.xx.x.xx:8080/ /home/user # |
Re: N900:How to connect internet using proxy
Look like your result is quite different from ours. I've entered the line into my own /etc/profile and I got the following:
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export | grep -i http_proxy1) Install leafpad 2) run the following in xterminal Code:
sudo leafpad /etc/profile4) click on the top bar to drop down a menu where you could find 'Save'. Save the file 5) Exit the program |
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How can i remove this part by right syntax? |
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1. Nokia-N900:~# leafpad /etc/profile -sh: leafpad: not found 2. please give me the right command how to delete/remove exported (http_proxy), i think i have few installed proxies already :( NOTE: we are dealing here is how to reconfig our proxy IP connection so the 3rd party applications will be able to work into it via proxy setup. :) |
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leafpad is the right command for you to remove that http_proxy lines in your /etc/profile Other text editor might be not be too suitable for you. It's not that http_proxy does not work for you. The problem is your http_proxy does not appear even though you've enter it in your /etc/profile. Therefore, in view of your situation I'd recommend you to revert what you've done rather than pursue any further. I hope you'd understand. |
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