*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 713604 ***
    https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/713604

This appears to be a duplicate of #713604 and is the third duplicate
you've filed for that ticket.

I understand that you disagree with the upstream development team's
opinion of proxy support; nevertheless, continuing to submit duplicate
tickets is IMO not productive.

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The remainder of this comment is perhaps not germane to the ticket, but
I take *strong* issue with your description of our discussion as your
being given "the rudest most vile treatment" and "very very very very
rude" and that you "even given the respect you think they'd give a human
being" and "man you won't believe how i was treated". I spent over 90
minutes answering your (sometimes hostile) questions and accusations,
and explaining upstream's opinion. In retrospect, I think the core issue
is that you didn't care what the answers were because you disagreed with
them.

I won't post the full 90 minutes here, but since you've claimed in
several places now how badly #transmission treated you, here is a
partial log that weeds out some of the side-topics.

03:15 < ohsix> i <3 transmission :[ just wish it had the proxy support back
03:16 <@jordan> ohsix: what it used to have isn't coming back. let the GNOME 
desktop handle the proxy support now


03:17 < ohsix> if it's not coming back i'll have to use something else
03:17 <@jordan> it's not coming back; sorry


03:22 <@jordan> ohsix: I appreciate your opinion, and that this may be your 
first time on the topic, but I've been through this many times and am 
personally sick of the topic and have zero desire to discuss it again. I don't 
want to keep beating a dead horse and have already said everything in that 
ticket
03:24 < ohsix> i find it completely fucking ludicrous that i have to use 
another client cuz of this, really; cuz otherwise theres no problem at all and 
it's just lovely, i daresay i like it
03:25 < ohsix> if the code that was removed needs to be completely redone to be 
considered for readdition, that's something else; and something i could even do


03:34 < ohsix> jordan: but once that works, what's stopping it from having 
private ui for only transmissions use? it's nearly all the support it needs 
already
03:35 <@jordan> we are going in circles
03:36 <@jordan> if you need built-in proxy support you should use deluge, or 
perhaps better, qbittorrent. it is not returning to transmission, as I said at 
the beginning of this conversation, about the same time I said I didn't want to 
be dragged into this conversation yet again


03:54 < ohsix> i'm willing to put the effort into making the proxy support in a 
form that is acceptable for it to return, it's the least i can offer for having 
it return at all
03:55 < ohsix> can you outline what you would need to see for it to return? 
you've already stated it will "never" return


03:59 < ohsix> now the question about private settings with ui, is there any 
wiggle room there?
04:00 <@jordan> I don't think so, no


04:09 < ohsix> i just want the missing part of the conversation, and what hard 
lines there are on having ui for private proxy settings, so i can think about 
what i can do about it to make the interested parties happy
04:09 <@jordan> so I am done discussing this. If you want to do a socks patch 
for the GNOME settings I'd be happy to take it, but there's no point in talking 
about re-adding all these settings into Transmission 


04:22 < ohsix> what technical reasons are there to object for ui for it?
04:22 < Lacrocivious> ohsix: What difference does it make? *It is not coming 
back.*
04:23 < ohsix> seriosuly, who are you
04:23 -!- mode/#transmission [+v Lacrocivious] by John_
04:23 <+Lacrocivious> Who are you?
04:23 < ohsix> unless you have something to add, theres no reason for you to be 
speaking to me


04:36 <@jordan> since most people seem to not care about proxies, or to be 
happy with GNOME integration, IMO that's enough
04:36 < ohsix> and like i said the global proxy settings isn't ideal but i can 
make do
04:39 < ohsix> as i've stated before, if it could exist in any form i am 
willing to do the work to make said form; don't take that as not accepting that 
it won't ever return to the preferences, but rather as a form may exist that is 
not so objectionable
04:42 <@jordan> proxies are not a feature that many people want, and of those 
people most of them are happy enough with GNOME doing the work
04:55 <@jordan> I hope I've clarified the dev team's reasoning a little more
04:55 <@jordan> but the all the devs will give you the same answer, builtin 
proxies aren't coming back
04:55 <@jordan> doesn't matter who writes  the patch
04:56 < ohsix> well if not reasoning, stated clearly and not post-hoc
04:56 <@jordan> :|
04:57 <@jordan> "well if not reasoning" ... what an ass
04:57 < ohsix> heh
04:57 < ohsix> don't read an insult into that
04:57 < ohsix> it's perfectly gentlemanly


05:05 < ohsix> even if it's never going to be readded, you can still discuss 
how an acceptable form might look; at least from your perspective
05:05 <@jordan> ohsix: please look for common ground, such as the socks proxy.
05:05 < ohsix> right, i said i would
05:06 < ohsix> but theres the separate concern of the private settings
05:06 <@jordan> not to me there's not, nor to the other devs


05:06 < ohsix> it's pretty stupid to ask, but can there be a hidden variable to 
show ui that a normal user would never see? then you disown it and say it might 
go away
05:07 <@jordan> then use a different client
05:07 <@jordan> and stop flogging a dead horse in-channel
05:08 < ohsix> right, but like i said; i was being romantic, the idea of 
changing clients over this is very silly
05:08 <@jordan> if the goal is to remove bloat, shrink the number of LOC that 
someone needs to maintain, and overall reduce the number of places for bugs to 
hide, etc etc
05:08 <@jordan> then let GNOME do it
05:08 <@jordan> the lesson is *not* to add it in a secret gui
05:09 <@jordan> that ignores *all* the goals of removing bloaty features
05:09 <@jordan> then you've got the worst of both worlds
05:17 < ohsix> i'm not ungrateful, like i said; it merely means it's an 
inconvienience
05:18 < ohsix> i'm trying to quantify how much ui for this, hypothetically, is 
acceptable
05:18 <@jordan> ohsix: please don't continue this discussion
05:19 < ohsix> i just need scrapes/announces to go through a socks proxy, and 
nothing else
05:19 -!- ohsix was kicked from #transmission by jordan [I asked you nicely.]


05:19 -!- ohsix [ohsix@66.220.111.99] has joined #transmission
05:21 < ohsix> i don't think i'm being unreasonable
05:22 < ohsix> i'm not asking for flags or other things to fruit it up, and i'm 
willing to own the work to get it done
05:22 < ohsix> i share most of your aesthetic concerns, and the principles 
you've stated
05:23 < ohsix> proxy options aren't really KISS, though; it is simply unusuable 
by some people without it (not me, you know my use-case)
05:24 <@jordan> ohsix: please don't continue this discussion
05:24 <+Lacrocivious> ohsix: I am sure that you either believe yourself to be 
totally reasonable and polite and courteous in this, or that you are a 
well-honed troll, but you *are* being unreasonable at this point. You have been 
asked six ways from sunday to stop this
05:25 < ohsix> Lacrocivious: my concerns haven't been addressed, i don't know 
why you are talking again
05:25 <+Lacrocivious> The more important question would be, why are you still 
talking. Do you even realize how many times in this one discussion every single 
point has been repeated to you?
05:26 < ohsix> Lacrocivious: i do realize, but why are you talking
05:26 < ohsix> unless you are someone that can address my concerns kindly speak 
to someone else
05:27 -!- mode/#transmission [+b ohsix!*@*] by jordan
05:27 <+Lacrocivious> You have only one concern. You want Transmission to fully 
en-gui proxy support. You will not shut up until it has that. It will not have 
that. Therefore you will blather forever in circles on this same issue
05:27 -!- ohsix was kicked from #transmission by jordan [I asked you nicely 
twice.]

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Title:
  patch to add proxy support from 2.12 to 2.13

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