Your message with subj: Bug#23799: Konqueror, https and proxies

On Saturday 30 June 2001 11:22, Mark Purcell wrote:
> Isn't this (#15734) the same problem as #23799.
>
> In that konqueror, https and proxies don't mix..
>
> Despite what you have in your HTTP proxy setting. Konqueror
> still attempts to make a direct connection via https.

That is because the GUI is missing an entry for HTTPS, not because
we cannot handle it :)  In the meantime, you can configure a separate 
proxy setting for HTTPS for now by adding the following line to 
$KDEHOME/share/config/kioslaverc under the [Proxy Settings] group:

httpsProxy=your_proxy_server_info


Note that this will only work correctly with current CVS version!

FYI, the only other issue that needs to be solved is HTTPS over authenticating proxy
servers.  But that is a completely different issue I hope to address before the final 
release for 2.2.

Regards,
Dawit A.

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Subject: konqueror: dns-lookup problem with https & proxy
From: MMohr@SysDesign-EDV.de

Package: unknown
Version: konqueror 1.9.8 in kde v2-release
Severity: normal
Installed from: SuSE 7.0 RPMs

I set up a proxy in the konquerer-settings  for http and ftp;
it works fine for "normal" connections.

but if I try to use a "https://www.anywhere.com"  connection, it fails to resolve the IP-addresses.
The only thing it says in a popup-window:
  "unknown host www.anywhere.com"
this happens for every name !
(the DNS-resolve here should be done through the proxy...)

It works for normal http to the same name...



   

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