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Fedora update - xDamox - 2005-09-28 Hi, I have been trying to get up2date working with the proxy that the university have provided to no luck has it worked it just starts to search then says my machine is up2date even tho I know its not. I have tryed setting the enviroment varibles to the proxy this helps elinks to work but when I try yum it just crys. Code: Setting up Update Process is there any other methods to try Fedora update - znx - 2005-10-05 first one that grabs me is an ssh tunnel? god i can hear my network admin crying.... he'll hate me for telling you! due to the fact of the security issues when a SSL based transfer is made the proxy simple opens the connect and doesn't tamper with it (correctly). Needless to say this is a huge hole in the proxy, so all you do it tunnel through.. :P currently or net admin is out smarting the users though, basically by forcing the issue with which port the SSL transfers can be made to, this stops bt/mule etc type connections. anyway.. im sure other ways exist, but ;) Fedora update - xDamox - 2005-10-15 Hi znx, Thanks for the reply :)I aint been on for abit due to my network connection at university. How could you tunnel with SSH andyum? could you give me and example please. Fedora update - znx - 2005-10-19 OOOooops ;) SSL tunnel .. hehehe my suggestion is to simply specify the SSL port.. and connect via that.. so all your http connections should be https therefore any proxy requests should be made to https .. not http.. this way you should get through ... sorry for the confusion ;) Fedora update - bashphoenux - 2009-04-07 do you want to update your fedora ??? in that case open a konsole and type Code: su -c 'yum install update' and it will update all the packages !! Fedora update - Dungeon-Dave - 2009-04-07 Quote:Hi,How have you set the proxy, and on what user account? try: echo $HTTP_PROXY and paste the output here. Fedora update - minigeek - 2009-04-09 HI You could add the proxy settings to users .bashrc Code: export http_proxy=http://<user>:<password>@<proxy>:<port>/ |