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edcarsky |
2010-07-18
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#31
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Originally Posted by 9000
Still nothing happen.
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2010-07-18
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#32
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then you have not setup the http_proxy properly.
I said last time if it doesn't work you may want to try reboot. Have you rebooted yet?
cat /etc/profile and take a look yourself to see if http_proxy has been appended to the last.
I said last time if it doesn't work you may want to try reboot. Have you rebooted yet?
cat /etc/profile and take a look yourself to see if http_proxy has been appended to the last.
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2010-07-18
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#33
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Originally Posted by 9000
Yah i did, and still nothing happen
then you have not setup the http_proxy properly.
I said last time if it doesn't work you may want to try reboot. Have you rebooted yet?
cat /etc/profile and take a look yourself to see if http_proxy has been appended to the last.
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2010-07-18
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#34
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Originally Posted by edcarsky
Ok, show me the cat result and PM to me.
Yah i did, and still nothing happen
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2010-07-18
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#35
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Originally Posted by 9000
Can't send you PM, maybe you settings required. pls see below infos you need.
Ok, show me the cat result and PM to me.
home/user # cat /etc/profile
# /etc/profile: system-wide .profile file for the Bourne shell (sh(1))
# and Bourne compatible shells (bash(1), ksh(1), ash(1), ...).
export PATH="/usr/bin:/bin"
umask 022
source /etc/osso-af-init/af-defines.sh
export http_proxy=http://xxx.xx.x.xx:8080/
export http_proxy=http://xxx.xx.x.xx:8080/
/home/user #
Last edited by edcarsky; 2010-07-18 at 14:01.
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2010-07-18
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#36
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Look like your result is quite different from ours. I've entered the line into my own /etc/profile and I got the following:
The only different are the quotes. You could try adding back the quotes, however at this point I recommend you not messing with it any further. You need to revert the change now.
1) Install leafpad
2) run the following in xterminal
3) remove the last two lines containing http_proxy
4) click on the top bar to drop down a menu where you could find 'Save'. Save the file
5) Exit the program
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export | grep -i http_proxy export http_proxy="http://127.0.0.1/"
1) Install leafpad
2) run the following in xterminal
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sudo leafpad /etc/profile
4) click on the top bar to drop down a menu where you could find 'Save'. Save the file
5) Exit the program
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2010-07-19
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#37
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Originally Posted by 9000
in this part, it required password and it's not accepting my entry pass, i don't remember any pass here, sorry (any option how to retrieve my pass here?)
Look like your result is quite different from ours. I've entered the line into my own /etc/profile and I got the following:
The only different are the quotes. You could try adding back the quotes, however at this point I recommend you not messing with it any further. You need to revert the change now.Code:export | grep -i http_proxy export http_proxy="http://127.0.0.1/"
1) Install leafpad
2) run the following in xterminal
3) remove the last two lines containing http_proxyCode:sudo leafpad /etc/profile
4) click on the top bar to drop down a menu where you could find 'Save'. Save the file
5) Exit the program
How can i remove this part by right syntax?
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2010-07-19
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#38
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Originally Posted by edcarsky
Don't worry, you can just enter root and run leafpad instead:
in this part, it required password and it's not accepting my entry pass, i don't remember any pass here, sorry (any option how to retrieve my pass here?)
How can i remove this part by right syntax?
Code:
root leafpad /etc/profile
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2010-07-19
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#39
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Originally Posted by 9000
THERE'S 2 THINGS I NEED TO KNOW:
Don't worry, you can just enter root and run leafpad instead:
Code:root leafpad /etc/profile
1. Nokia-N900:~# leafpad /etc/profile
-sh: leafpad: not found
2. please give me the right command how to delete/remove exported (http_proxy), i think i have few installed proxies already
NOTE: we are dealing here is how to reconfig our proxy IP connection so the 3rd party applications will be able to work into it via proxy setup.
Last edited by edcarsky; 2010-07-19 at 07:03.
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2010-07-19
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#40
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Originally Posted by edcarsky
You need to install leafpad in app manager first. Look at #36, I explicitly told you to install leafpad first.
THERE'S 2 THINGS I NEED TO KNOW:
1. Nokia-N900:~# leafpad /etc/profile
-sh: leafpad: not found
2. please give me the right command how to delete/remove exported (http_proxy), i think i have few installed proxies already
NOTE: we are dealing here is how to reconfig our proxy IP connection so the 3rd party applications will be able to work into it via proxy setup.
leafpad is the right command for you to remove that http_proxy lines in your /etc/profile
Other text editor might be not be too suitable for you.
It's not that http_proxy does not work for you. The problem is your http_proxy does not appear even though you've enter it in your /etc/profile. Therefore, in view of your situation I'd recommend you to revert what you've done rather than pursue any further.
I hope you'd understand.