On Wednesday 12 November 2003 14:57, Thorben Thuermer wrote:
On Wed, 12 Nov 2003 14:18:38 -0600
Ken Wolcott <ken.wolcott@med.ge.com> wrote:
Hi Thorben;
If my proxy server refuses to resolve requests coming from the dillo web browser, it doesn't make any sense for it not to refuse requests from the mozilla web browser. The proxy settings are identical. One of them exists in the ~/.dillorc and the other exists in the mozilla advanced proxy setting preferences. So, it looks to me like dillo doesn't like my ~/.dillorc and isn't telling me that there's a problem. Mozilla works fine, dillo doesn't, the proxy settings are the same.
it's not a problem of your proxy not liking dillo's requests:
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as long as your dillo tries to dns resolve the host of the url you enter, it is for some reason NOT using a proxy at all.
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- your dillo does not use any proxy setting.
- i do not know why.
it's probably something simple...
maybe try something like: $ mv .dillo/dillorc .dillo/dillorc.bak $ echo http_proxy=http://localhost:12345/ >.dillo/dillorc ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ $ dillo http://www.google.com/ Enabling cookies as from cookiesrc... Connecting to 127.0.0.1
... just read Victor's reply while writing this...
but then what was
I noticed that the chatter from dillo no longer complained about a missing .dillorc
about?
Ken
Thorben
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Hi Thorben; Problem solved. The problem was that I incorrectly thought that the rc file should be ~/.dillorc instead of ~/.dillo/dillrc. Thanks, Ken