Version: 0.8.0 (using KDE KDE 3.2.0) Installed from: Gentoo Packages I cannot get Kopete to use proxies in version 0.8.0. I'm using the ICQ plugin, my proxies have been set up correctly in the control panel, but I cannot connect.
I assume that the proxies work with other KDE applications like Konqueror and KMail. Is my assumption correct? Also, does the non-use of proxies also happen with other protocols?
Only SOCKS proxies are supported, there is no transparent proxy support for HTTP-proxies.
no response to my question for 2 weeks, and the socket code for ICQ uses KExtendedSocket, which supports proxies. Not much else I can do. Please reopen if you can provide more info.
Oh, sorry, I seem to have missed that one. Other KDE apps seem to work with proxies. Have not tried other protocols.
do you know what kind of proxy setup you have? I'll need to know this so i can set up a test environment to work in.
I have NO direct connection to the internet (except some specific mail servers I have opened in my firewall), only a proxy. Squid listens on my router on port 3128 and forwards HTTP, FTP and HTTPS requests. On http://my.router/proxy.pac I have set up a proxy.pac file for the browsers, and WPAD works as well. Do you need anything else? Please let me know :)
That is an HTTP proxy, Kopete does not currently support HTTP proxies unless you use a third party wrapper. It was going to be built into KDE for 3.3 AFAIK. Myself I have used httppc ( http://httppc.sourceforge.net/ ) with Kopete and it works great.
Okay, then please have a look that it'll come in 3.3. HTTP proxies are often used, I think.
*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 74832 ***
Any news on this one?
Still does not work.
this bug duplicates another bug, please don't reopen it again. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 74832 ***