Hey I'm not able to get a connection with MacPorts 1.5 running on Leopard. It loops trying to download the files from all the mirrors it knows but isn't able to make a connection. Arg, I didn't used to have this problem in 10.4. I've set a http_proxy env variable as well as a "proxy =" line in .curlrc. Curl itself from the commandline works perfectly fine, however when invoked by Macports it just doesn't make the connection. Can anyone help? Thanks! Q
Hey Okay, I see there's a extra_env option in macports.conf described as "extra environment variables to keep". I added "http_proxy" there too, but still nothing :( Can anyone please help? I really just don't get it as curl works perfectly fine by itself. Even if the http_proxy environment variable isn't getting processed properly, the .curlrc config should still allow it to run properly. Why does macports ignore this config as well as the environment variable when invoking curl? Thanks! Quintin On 2 Nov 2007, at 22:41 , Quintin wrote:
Hey
I'm not able to get a connection with MacPorts 1.5 running on Leopard. It loops trying to download the files from all the mirrors it knows but isn't able to make a connection. Arg, I didn't used to have this problem in 10.4.
I've set a http_proxy env variable as well as a "proxy =" line in .curlrc. Curl itself from the commandline works perfectly fine, however when invoked by Macports it just doesn't make the connection.
Can anyone help?
Thanks! Q
Hi Quintin, Please be aware that MacPorts' use of curl is through libcurl only. I don't believe libcurl reads .curlrc. Furthermore, In looking at the PextLib curl code, it also doesn't look to me as if any of the proxy environment variables are being used (I don't see the word proxy anywhere in that file). You might choose to file a bug if you feel this is a bug. James On Nov 5, 2007, at 1:44 AM, Quintin wrote:
Hey
Okay, I see there's a extra_env option in macports.conf described as "extra environment variables to keep". I added "http_proxy" there too, but still nothing :( Can anyone please help?
I really just don't get it as curl works perfectly fine by itself. Even if the http_proxy environment variable isn't getting processed properly, the .curlrc config should still allow it to run properly. Why does macports ignore this config as well as the environment variable when invoking curl?
Thanks! Quintin
On 2 Nov 2007, at 22:41 , Quintin wrote:
Hey
I'm not able to get a connection with MacPorts 1.5 running on Leopard. It loops trying to download the files from all the mirrors it knows but isn't able to make a connection. Arg, I didn't used to have this problem in 10.4.
I've set a http_proxy env variable as well as a "proxy =" line in .curlrc. Curl itself from the commandline works perfectly fine, however when invoked by Macports it just doesn't make the connection.
Can anyone help?
Thanks! Q
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Oh, right. Thanks! Ticket filed: #13158 On 5 Nov 2007, at 18:50 , James Berry wrote:
Hi Quintin,
Please be aware that MacPorts' use of curl is through libcurl only. I don't believe libcurl reads .curlrc. Furthermore, In looking at the PextLib curl code, it also doesn't look to me as if any of the proxy environment variables are being used (I don't see the word proxy anywhere in that file).
You might choose to file a bug if you feel this is a bug.
James
On Nov 5, 2007, at 1:44 AM, Quintin wrote:
Hey
Okay, I see there's a extra_env option in macports.conf described as "extra environment variables to keep". I added "http_proxy" there too, but still nothing :( Can anyone please help?
I really just don't get it as curl works perfectly fine by itself. Even if the http_proxy environment variable isn't getting processed properly, the .curlrc config should still allow it to run properly. Why does macports ignore this config as well as the environment variable when invoking curl?
Thanks! Quintin
On 2 Nov 2007, at 22:41 , Quintin wrote:
Hey
I'm not able to get a connection with MacPorts 1.5 running on Leopard. It loops trying to download the files from all the mirrors it knows but isn't able to make a connection. Arg, I didn't used to have this problem in 10.4.
I've set a http_proxy env variable as well as a "proxy =" line in .curlrc. Curl itself from the commandline works perfectly fine, however when invoked by Macports it just doesn't make the connection.
Can anyone help?
Thanks! Q
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On 05.11.2007, at 18:20, Quintin wrote:
Oh, right. Thanks!
Ticket filed: #13158
hmmm... afaik, libcurl reads http_proxy & friends; setting http_proxy works for me: # working http proxy: $> export http_proxy=http://myproxy:3128 sudo port -d fetch mysql5 -> succeeds # inexistant http proxy $> export http_proxy=http://127.0.0.1:4711 sudo port -d fetch mysql5 -> cannot connect -Markus
On 5 Nov 2007, at 18:50 , James Berry wrote:
Hi Quintin,
Please be aware that MacPorts' use of curl is through libcurl only. I don't believe libcurl reads .curlrc. Furthermore, In looking at the PextLib curl code, it also doesn't look to me as if any of the proxy environment variables are being used (I don't see the word proxy anywhere in that file).
You might choose to file a bug if you feel this is a bug.
James
On Nov 5, 2007, at 1:44 AM, Quintin wrote:
Hey
Okay, I see there's a extra_env option in macports.conf described as "extra environment variables to keep". I added "http_proxy" there too, but still nothing :( Can anyone please help?
I really just don't get it as curl works perfectly fine by itself. Even if the http_proxy environment variable isn't getting processed properly, the .curlrc config should still allow it to run properly. Why does macports ignore this config as well as the environment variable when invoking curl?
Thanks! Quintin
On 2 Nov 2007, at 22:41 , Quintin wrote:
Hey
I'm not able to get a connection with MacPorts 1.5 running on Leopard. It loops trying to download the files from all the mirrors it knows but isn't able to make a connection. Arg, I didn't used to have this problem in 10.4.
I've set a http_proxy env variable as well as a "proxy =" line in .curlrc. Curl itself from the commandline works perfectly fine, however when invoked by Macports it just doesn't make the connection.
Can anyone help?
Thanks! Q
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Hmm... it doesn't seem to read it for me. And I know my http_proxy var is correct as curl itself works fine with just the variable set (and nothing in .curlrc). I've updated to the latest Macports (using somewhere with REAL internet that doesn't need a proxy), but nothing. I don't know where to proceed with this :( Thanks! On 7 Nov 2007, at 14:31 , Weissmann Markus wrote:
hmmm... afaik, libcurl reads http_proxy & friends; setting http_proxy works for me:
# working http proxy: $> export http_proxy=http://myproxy:3128 sudo port -d fetch mysql5 -> succeeds # inexistant http proxy $> export http_proxy=http://127.0.0.1:4711 sudo port -d fetch mysql5 -> cannot connect
Hi I got the same problem, but I use the following script to set some environment variables and everything works well, for me. #!/bin/tcsh # wget proxy settings setenv http_proxy "http://webproxy.is.finanzit.sko.de:8081"; setenv https_proxy "http://webproxy.is.finanzit.sko.de:8081"; setenv ftp_proxy "http://webproxy.is.finanzit.sko.de:8081"; setenv no_proxy "finanzit.sko.de,dvg.sko.de"; setenv RSYNC_PROXY "webproxy.is.finanzit.sko.de:8081"; #setenv FTPMODE "gate"; #setenv FTPSERVER "ftpproxy.is.finanzit.sko.de"; # curl proxy settings setenv HTTPS_PROXY "https://webproxy.is.finanzit.sko.de:8081"; setenv FTP_PROXY "http://webproxy.is.finanzit.sko.de:8081"; # rehash # /bin/tcsh webproxy.proxy.de:8081 is the proxy I used, this must be changed to a appropriate value. I don't know what's going on, but sometimes ..._PROXY or ..._proxy is used, also I set both all the time. By, Lutz
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James Berry
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Quintin
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