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Could try making the proxy entry something like: <domain>\\<username>:<pass>@<proxy> Or maybe a single backslash. We don’t use authentication on our proxy so I can’t
test it out unfortunately. Adam. From: Ben Green [mailto:ben.green@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
I’m
helping this same user get his AG3 client working via a proxy server. I’ve
got him to amend the preferences files, and the client can now connect to the
proxy, but a second problem has arisen which may not be fixable. His comment is
below: For staff
to access the internet from a local laptop they have to put in the domain/username
and then there password. And in most programs where you can put proxy details
in there is generally a section for authentication. As there isn’t a
section I get a feeling that this just isn’t going to work over our
network... Is there a fix, patch or a suggestion to this issue? Does
anyone have any experience of this type of proxy? Regards,
Ben. From: Horwich, A (Adam)
[mailto:A.Horwich@xxxxxxxx] Hi Ben, Yep it’s been doing it
since AG3.1 beta 1 and I have no idea why. The only thing I can do is, if I
need to make any preferences changes, to then edit the preferences file and
change the proxy port number manually. I submitted a bug on the issue but
haven’t had any response yet. Regards, Adam. P.s Sorry about the previous
message. Hit the wrong button!! From: owner-ag-tech@xxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:owner-ag-tech@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Ben Green When a proxy server
is configured within Tools / Preferences / Network, and a port number is
specified, after saving the configuration, this port number is set to zero. Has anyone else seen
this, or does anyone know why this happens? Regards, Ben. ----------------------------------------- Ben Green Access Grid Support
Centre University of
Manchester Room G49-H Kilburn Building Oxford Road Manchester M13 9PL tel - 0161 306 6621 email - ben.green@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx web - www.agsc.ja.net ----------------------------------- |