Alex, do you have 8080 as port number for http to the dialog? I tried
again and without an IP nor a port there is no http_proxy variable set
on my feisty desktop
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Yes, I did. 8080 was the default value; I assumed it would be ignored
if the host was left blank. Further, using gconf-editor's unset key
action on /system/http_proxy/port sets it back to 8080
Through the applet I cannot completely unset the port. It gets set to 0
if I blank it out (and the
Alex: The interaction with gnome-session is that gnome-session sets the env.
var. according to gconf, and this setting is then inherited by all other apps
in the session, see pstree:
│ └─gnome-session─┬─Xgl
│ ├─beagle-search───2*[{beagle-search}]
I'm seeing an issue, that if the proxy is set (manual proxy configuration) on
bootup, changes to the proxy-settings are ignored.
If the proxy is set to Direct internet connection on bootup spawned terminals
obey the settings set at the time they are spawned (as expected).
Looking at the code for
Investigating further, I think the bug is in gnome-session which have
had some changes to set the http_proxy environment variable according to
the gconf settings - this however interferes with gnome-terminal's idea
that if the environment variable is set it should obey this.
The root of the
Attached patch is preliminary fix (disables proxy env. var. setting).
Also filed in gnome bugzilla, bug #398140.
** Attachment added: Disable proxy setting in gnome-session
http://librarian.launchpad.net/5786647/no-setting-proxy-env.patch
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I have no problem with the way it's handled now, *except* that the env.
var. should not be set if the setting in control center is not set. I
don't understand what interaction there may be with gnome-session; as
far as I can tell it's just a problem with control-center's network
proxy applet
Maybe your steps to trigger it are not clear then, could you describe what you
do from a fresh account, something like:
* open the dialog
* click on manual proxy config
* enter an IP to one of the entry
* close the dialog
* start a command line
* echo $http_proxy
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That series of steps is precisely what I do. The only thing I can add
to that, is that for enter an IP to one of the entry I specifically
enter 127.0.0.1 to the socks host, and I also enter a port (12345) for
it. Use the same proxy for all protocols is left at the default of
unchecked.
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I just checked this with a fresh/clean install of edgy, and the problem
is there; the problem remains after a dist-upgrade to feisty.
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marking unconfirmed, that works fine on my desktop, maybe it has been
fixed on feisty
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It seems that it does not, I'm on feisty.
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Sebastien, did you remember to start a new gnome-terminal tab or window
after changing this setting? It doesn't take effect on existing shells.
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I closed every instance of the program when changing a value, there is
no http_proxy set when the filed are blank
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I don't have that problem on feisty, what value did you configure for
the differents entries from the proxy dialog?
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All blank; I set only a socks host.
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Oh, this is in gnome-network-preferences, if that was unclear.
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I've found that _disabled_ proxy entires still show up in the
environment too. :)
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I don't see any way to explicitly disable a proxy entry, other than
leaving the field blank. What do you mean by disabled? That if you
define proxies and then choose direct internet connection it still
sets the environment variables?
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