you wrote: > On Mon, 1 Aug 2016, Fulano Diego Perez wrote: > >> $ curl --noproxy ........... >> >> curl: (7) Can't complete SOCKS5 connection to 0.0.0.0:0. (4) > > The --noproxy option takes a required list of host names following the > option, to which the proxy shouldn't be used. That's what --noproxy > does. The line above seems to suggest you might have used it wrongly. > You didn't show us a full command line so we can't reproduce. > > If you just want switch off the use of a proxy completely for all hosts, > then you can use --noproxy "*" or you can use -x "". >
i don't follow: $ curl --verbose --noproxy localhost --header https://www.google.com/ $ curl --verbose --noproxy "*" --header https://www.google.com/ $ curl --verbose --noproxy google.com --header https://www.google.com/ curl: no URL specified! my intention is to over ride the curl RC proxy on a case-by-case basis
