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Tuesday, July 5th 2005, 10:34pm

Konqueror / M$-Proxy server

Hi there,

How can I connect Konqueror through a proxy (my server uses MS-Proxy server) ?

I have test in many ways to connect, but all these tests fails. I have a successful connection with Mozilla, but I prefer to use Konqueror instead Mozilla...

Can anyone help me, please?

Thanks in advance...

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Wednesday, July 6th 2005, 12:58pm

RE: Konqueror / M$-Proxy server

Have you tried Konqueror->Settings->Proxy and KControl->Internet and network->Proxy?

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Wednesday, July 6th 2005, 8:21pm

RE: Konqueror / M$-Proxy server

Yes... but proxy needs an authentication to connect...

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Wednesday, July 6th 2005, 9:35pm

RE: Konqueror / M$-Proxy server

Which version of KDE do you use? I have a group "Authentication" where I can select the option to ask for authentication. It is possible that in older versions a (secret) option is available to achive this.

BTW: I assume it needs a default method of authentication.

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Thursday, July 7th 2005, 9:22am

There has been a bug fix for NTLM authentifaction in one of the past weeks.

Could be relevant to this problem, but I am not sure a KDE version including this fix has already been released.

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Thursday, July 7th 2005, 2:39pm

RE: Konqueror / M$-Proxy server

Hum... I can check the version later...

But, where did you find this group "Authentication" on KDE?

Thanks in advance...

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Friday, July 15th 2005, 10:10am

RE: Konqueror / M$-Proxy server

The group a little below the middle in KControl->Internet and network->Proxy (at least here). If you can find it, you proberbly don't have it.

I don't know which authentication protocol you use, but it sounds logical if it uses http or https authentication. In that case, a proxy is not more then a function from a URL to a URL.

If it uses another authentication protocol (such as the NTLM), I don't know if that is possible.