From: Garth D. <ga...@ut...> - 2003-01-28 00:19:17
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On Mon, 27 Jan 2003 18:31:16 -0500 David Corbin wrote: > >>Fair enough, though I'm tempted to simply put in "README_TO_INSTALL" > >>file in there instead. People should use Update Manager. > > > >Update manager is the way to go, but I know it does not work well > >at my work (thanks to our Microsoft proxy and eclipse's crappy > >support for > > > Can you elaborate on this? At my work we have an MS Proxy that requires you used either NTLM or basic auth with a proxy account to surf the net. I use the proxy account for Netscape and for doing my Debian updates on Linux. Eclipse as of the last Snapshot I got (which was the 2.1 integration build from the first week of Jan) has no built-in support for using proxies or at least if it does support proxies it is not a configurable option in the Windows->Prefrences menus. So it means that Update Manager is not an option at work (I can work around it by get it at home and then zipping it up and sending it to work). There are a couple of plugins that try to address this proxy problem. One is parrot-something-or-other which works for browser windows and the other one is a bug ticket in the Eclipse project (I think it's called NetAccess or something like). I couldn't get either of them to work with Update Manager when I tried them. Northern.CA ===-- http://www.northern.ca Canada's Search Engine |