"Azure: Open Bash in Cloud Shell" seems to ignore proxy settings

[aglees]

I'm able to login to Azure just fine from VSC, but am struggling with the "Azure: Open Bash in Cloud Shell". Getting the following in the terminal:

Requesting a Cloud Shell...
Connecting terminal...
Socket error: {"errno":"ETIMEDOUT","code":"ETIMEDOUT","syscall":"connect","address":"40.118.150.251","port":443}
Socket closed

Also seeing the following in netstat whilst VSC attempts to connect. I would expect that the connection would be to the defined proxy:

TCP    xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:64518   40.118.150.251:https   SYN_SENT
TCP    xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:64526   65.55.44.109:https     SYN_SENT

Could this be an issue of VSC ignoring the local proxy settings?

[chrmarti]

Do you have the HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY environment variables set?

[aglees]

yes, both those environment variables are set.

[ejazr83]

I seem to be having the same issue as well. I have the HTTP and HTTPS proxy variables set and am behind a corporate proxy. Is there any other setting that I should look into to allow this to work?

Connecting terminal...
Socket error: {"errno":"ETIMEDOUT","code":"ETIMEDOUT","syscall":"connect","address":"23.101.22.128","port":443}
Socket closed

[chrmarti]

That should do it. Make sure the environment variables are set before you start VS Code and check they are there in the integrated terminal.

[ejazr83]

Just clarify, these are the http.proxy and https.proxy variables in the settings.json file right?

I have these configured and I can for example sign-in to Azure and access my subscriptions. Its only the bash shell part that doesn't seem to work with error above

[chrmarti]

HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY are environment variables, not settings.

[ejazr83]

Thanks @chrmarti that worked!

For others who are trying to get this working

run this to set the "Environment variables" on your system

setx HTTP_PROXY <proxy>
setx HTTPS_PROX <proxy>

[shannuvijaya]

I have setup the variable in my command Line,Sill i am getting the issue. Any Thoughts please ?