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#111 Add proxy settings
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2011-05-03
2009-01-20
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Originally created by: kiril...@gmail.com
What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. I use notebook at work and home. At home I use direct-internet access,
but at work I must use only proxy. When I first run at work program take IE
(or from other) proxy settings and at home I can check repositaries.
What version of the product are you using? On what operating system?
1.3.0.329
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Originally posted by: tortoisesvn
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Labels: -Type-Defect Type-Enhancement
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Originally posted by: brucetwi...@gmail.com
I would like to see this as well. Following IE proxy settings would be sufficient.
(I have to adjust that one anyway.)
1.5.1.382 on 32-bit Vista Business
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Originally posted by: bernhard.merkle@gmail.com
I would like to see this as well. Following IE proxy settings would be sufficient.
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Originally posted by: helder.magalhaes
Issue 224 can be related to this, «in the sense of providing an easy way to switch
proxy» (as stated there), which seems to be the main issue here.
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Originally posted by: tortoisesvn
Issue 224 has been merged into this issue.
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Originally posted by: watrbo...@gmail.com
This is a major flaw that I find in Commit Monitor. I as well use a proxy at work and
not at home. Would be very nice to be able to specify the proxy settings.
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Originally posted by: tortoisesvn
Edit the file %appdata%\Subversion\servers
and set your proxy there.
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Originally posted by: helder.magalhaes
@watrboy00
As well as the procedure suggested by tortoisesvn, you can use TortoiseSVN settings
dialog to do it in GUI-friendly way. I also use it at work and at home and that's
what I do! :-) See issue 224, merged with this one, for more details. ;-)
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Originally posted by: brucetwi...@gmail.com
The TortoiseSVN workaround doesn't work for me. When I configure TortoiseSVN to use the proxy, then CommitMonitor can't access the repositories I access using https: or svn:.
My use case is that I need http servers to follow my current proxy settings (IE, or TortoiseSVN if I must), but all svn and https servers to ignore the proxy. The examples don't make it look like I can provide an exception using the protocol, only using the hostname.
Now on 1.7.1.597 and Windows 7 x64.