Mariano Martinez Peck a �crit :

Thanks Alain. I tried but didn't work. I am not sure also the correct way to do it. I don't see the user and password fields from the UI, So I guess I should do it from a workspace. I tried the 3 things I told you in the last email, but same results :(

ok, I will check with previous version.
but, from the setting UI, you should at least be able to enter
user and pasword as depicted by attached screenshot.
isn't it the case ?

Alain

Hos should I do it ?

Thanks

Mariano

2010/1/27 Alain Plantec <alain.plantec@free.fr <mailto:alain.plantec@free.fr>>

� �Hi Mariano,
� �I've checked and yes, it seems that the username and the passwd
� �are not managed correctly :(
� �please, could you check with the attached new version and tell me ?
� �thanks
� �Alain


� �Mariano Martinez Peck a �crit :

� � � �Hi Alain. I am behind a proxy that requires user and password.
� � � �In 1.0, I used to evaluate this:

� � � �HTTPSocket useProxyServerNamed: '10.100.1.4' port: 9090
� � � �proxyUser: 'XXX' password: 'YYY'

� � � �or even (because IP and port was detected automatically)

� � � �HTTPSocket proxyUser: 'XXX' password: 'YYY'.

� � � �Now, in 1.1 I tried to do it from the settings, but I only
� � � �have IP and port. No fields for username and password. I tried
� � � �everything, but I couldn't make it work :(

� � � �I tried, for example, this:

� � � �NetworkSystemSettings proxyUser: 'XXX'; proxyPassword: �'YYY';
� � � �useNetworkAuthentification: true


� � � �Do you know how can I achieve this ?

� � � �Thanks

� � � �Mariano



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