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Error from behind corp proxy #119
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I am having the exact same problem at work this morning. |
me too |
same here |
I'm seeing this problem too.
I tried changing the |
Thanks, when will it be merged into live? |
You can fix it on your own for now. Please ask if you need help. |
There is a testing version of Package Control available which should hopefully resolve this issue thanks to @ms4py. To test it, please:
Please post back here with your results. |
Thanks Will. I can't test just now as my contract with that organisation has finished. No doubt I'll try it again in my next contract. I'll even be forking out for a license shortly! |
Downloaded the package control file that Will posted. This fix works! EDIT: It worked for a moment. Then back to same problem. "No packages available" |
Hi, I've seen the proxy instructions and have the following in my settings (I've tried in the packages user and global settings):
(Of course, I've not put in the real names)
I've getting the error:
I'm guessing that the proxy is not actually working somehow. I've taken the proxy address and port from IE's settings and I've used these in Notepad++ before though there you don't specify as a URL in that case.
I've also tried without the username & password and I get the same error.
Can anyone help?
Cheers, Julian.
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