HTTP / Proxy Configuration Some networks use Proxy servers to provide Internet Services to LAN Clients.
Clients behind the Proxy may therefore, only connect to the Internet via the
Proxy Service. The Proxy Configuration dialog enables this configuration. If you
are not sure whether your computer is required to use a Proxy server to connect
to the Internet or the values required by the Proxy Configuration dialog, please
consult your Network Administrator. Open the
HTTP / Proxy Configuration
panel by
selecting → +HTTP / Proxy Configuration. Complete the dialog as follows: - Direct connection
When checked the HTTP and HTTPS connections go directly to the
target host without going through a proxy server. - Use system settings
When checked the HTTP and HTTPS connections go through the proxy
server set in the operating system. For example on Windows the proxy
settings are the ones available in Internet Explorer. - Manual proxy configuration
When checked the HTTP and HTTPS connections go through the proxy
server specified in the fields Address and
Port of the section Web Proxy
(HTTP / HTTPS). Also this section specifies the hosts
to which the connections must not go through a proxy server. - Web Proxy authentication (HTTP / HTTPS)
In this section one must set the user and password necessary for
authentication with the proxy server. The user and password set here
will be used both in case of manual proxy configuration and in case
of system settings selected above. - SOCKS Proxy
In this section one must set host and port of a SOCKS proxy
through which all the connections must pass. If the
Address field is empty the connections will
use no SOCKS proxy. - SSL authentication with client certificate
If checked and the SVN server accessed by the https protocol
requires a digital certificate then the user is asked to specify the
file containing a certificate in the PKCS format for accessing that
server.
The proxy settings are first looked up in the options. If there
were no previous options set then the settings are loaded from the
"servers" file located in the
"%HOME%\Application Data\Subversion\" folder on Windows
and %HOME%\.subversion\ folder on Linux and Mac OS
X.
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