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Using curl behind proxy: for nodejs#1371 - #1372
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| When running ```curl``` behind a proxy, invoke it as ```curl --proxy http://proxy.racp.edu.au:3128```. |
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Hmm, not sure if this change is really required, I guess people used to curling behind a proxy usually now their required config switches. Thoughts @nodejs/website?
a) Please use singleticks for inline code.
b) Maybe you should use a more generic proxy URL (something like http://<hostname>:<port> would be okay as well).
…installation (which is not obvious).
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Hi Frederic, This will save time even for people who have used a) changed to singleticks for inline code |
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Honestly, I see no need for this. curl honours environment variables like HTTP_PROXY, which is generally the preferred method to enable proxy usage system-wide. |
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Personally, I agree with @silverwind, but would like to hear @nodejs/website's thoughts. |
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I also think that the usual way is to use the |
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Okay, I've closed this issue. But thanks for your PR, sorry it didn't work out this time. |
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