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#4 Proxy support !

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2001-11-28
2001-11-26
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Hi,

for people behind a firewall (like me) it will be cool
to have a http proxy support in your application.

Thanks,

Daniel Ritter

Discussion

  • Adam Jones

    Adam Jones - 2001-11-27
    • milestone: 148227 -->
     
  • Adam Jones

    Adam Jones - 2001-11-27

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    Good point! I'm not very well versed in how to deal with
    http proxies, but I'll see what I can find. The user data
    is available from the .sah files, but if you are a member
    of a group, or have multiple clients running on remote
    servers, the information in these files won't be up to
    date. That is why I chose to go with polling the web
    page. Thanks for the suggestion, I'll see what I can do!

     
  • Adam Jones

    Adam Jones - 2001-11-28
    • labels: --> New Features
    • milestone: --> Next_Release_(example)
    • priority: 5 --> 6
    • assigned_to: nobody --> adamjone
     
  • Adam Jones

    Adam Jones - 2001-11-28

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    Until this functionality is complete, use this command line
    to launch JSETIMon with proxy support:

    javaw -DproxySet=true -DproxyHost=myhost -
    DproxyPort=myport -jar JSETIMon.jar

    myhost = The machine your proxy server resides on
    myport = The http proxy port

     

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