Edit ~/.jigdo-lite (or jigdo-lite-settings.txt for the Microsoft Windows version) into a text editor and find the line that starts with "wgetOpts". The following switches can be added to that line: e ftp_proxy=http://LOCAL-PROXY:PORT/ -e http_proxy=http://LOCAL-PROXY:PORT/ --proxy-user=USER --proxy-passwd=PASSWORD Of course, substitute the correct values for your proxy server. The last two options are only necessary if your proxy uses password authentication.

Firstly, you need to install jigdo; a slamd64 package can be found on files.fredemmott.co.uk. You will then need to download the tarball of .jigdo, .template, and other files from the "Get Slamd64" page. Extract the tarball somewhere, and open a terminal, and 'cd' into the created directory. If you want to use a mirror other than ftp.heanet.ie, change the following lines in the .jigdo files: Mirror=ftp://ftp.heanet.ie/pub/slamd64/slamd64-current/ Mirror=ftp://ftp.heanet.

Yes. When the main window is open, click the button with a check mark. It will open the properties window. From there, click network. You can now enter a proxy, but don't forget to click ok!!

What should I do if the old Proxy server is still set up (or I have another proxy server set up by my ISP or company?)

Certainly. If you're interested in Potato or Woody under Microsoft Windows, old SunOS, HP-UX and IRIX you can use jigdo-easy. See Section 7.1 and Section 7.4. If you want to download Potato, Woody, Sarge or Sid under Microsoft Windows, jigdo-lite has been ported to that platform and can be downloaded from the main jigdo site (Section 7.4).

Just configure Windows XP as above. When you configure a proxy for Internet Explorer you're actually configuring a proxy for all HTTP traffic (thank Microsoft and their "IE as part of the OS policy" ). On the other hand if you use another browser (Opera/Mozilla/Firefox) and configure a proxy there you'll be configuring a proxy just for that browser. Also, some BT clients have an option to configure proxy.

Opera allows you to specify a different proxy server to be used for each protocol. Each one can be configured or disabled independently, and any URL you wish to access directly whilst a proxy is enabled can be added to an Exceptions list. Connections to Gopher and WAIS services can only be made via a proxy server.

The solution here is to chain the proxies together. SpamBayes (sb_server) doesn't really care where in the chain it is, although some of the other proxies (often anti-virus software like Norton Anti-Virus or AVG) sometimes do. The easiest solution is to leave your other proxy set up exactly as it was before SpamBayes. Then look in your email client to see what port it is using (it'll probably be connecting to "localhost" or "127.0.0.

Click the SST Main Menu button (the small triangle) and go to Preferences. Choose the Connection tab, select the "Use Proxy" check box, and specify the proxy type connection from the drop-down list. Enter the proxy address, user name, and password in the respective fields. Click Test settings to verify that your provided information is valid, and click OK to save your changes.

Absolutely; the process is identical to downloading CD images. The only thing you need to do differently is to download the .jigdo and .template files for DVDs instead of CDs. You can find the DVD .jigdo and .template files at http://www.debian.org/CD/jigdo-cd/. Under MS Windows, you need to use jigdo-win-0.7.1a (released 21 July 2004) or later to create DVD-sized images. This is because of a bug in the large file support of Mingw32, the compiler used to create the MS Windows executables.

Most electronic resources are licensed by The Library from companies in business for profit. The terms of the contracts with these companies stipulate that The Library allow only UC faculty, students and staff to use these materials. Consequently, when you are off campus you will not be able to access many of the online journals and databases that you could access while on campus, unless you use the Library proxy server or Virtual Private Network (VPN).

Yes, we added an access control file in Version 2.0. But before you use it please consider why you want to do it. If the reason is security, it probably means you need a firewall. The listen-address option provides a way of binding the proxy to a single IP address/port. The right way to do this is to choose a port inside your firewall, and deny access to it to those outside the firewall. The Internet Junkbuster is not a firewall proxy; it should not be expected to solve security problems.

Unfortunately, no. Proxy servers are designed to filter or cache HTTP traffic (HTTP is the protocol used by web browsers). But Tunatic's communication needs are very different from those of a web browser, so it uses its own optimized protocol to connect to its server.

In your gatherers configuration file include the line HTTP-Proxy: my.proxy.server It is not currently possible to use a proxy for any services other than http. WARNING: It is not recommended to use Harvest with a cache that is also used by users for web browsing. This is because Harvest's pattern of cache accesses is likely to flush the cache of many useful pages.

You may need to be a sendspace Max™ user if you share an IP or are connected through a proxy (Test your connection). A proxy server, or a shared IP, allows many computers on a network to share a single IP connection to the Internet. It is commonly used at places of employment, universities and some Internet Service Providers.