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2018-06-06Bug 394087: [Net] Migration from GConf to GSettings.Y20180628-0525I20180628-0230I20180627-2020I20180627-2000I20180625-1545I20180621-2000I20180618-0800I20180615-0655I20180615-0300I20180614-2045I20180614-2000I20180613-0440I20180613-0300I20180607-2000I20180606-1020Eric Williams1-65/+64
Use GSettings instead of GConf2 to fetch proxy settings from GNOME. Instead it now uses the following GSettings schemas for proxies: org.gnome.system.proxy org.gnome.system.proxy.http org.gnome.system.proxy.https org.gnome.system.proxy.socks org.gnome.system.proxy.ftp You can get/set values for the keys in each of these schemas by running gsettings [get/set] schema key value. For example, to set the SOCKS proxy host, run: gsettings set org.gnome.system.proxy.socks host <value> To test in Eclipse, import the org.eclipse.core.net and org.eclipse.core.net.linux.x86_64 projects into your workspace. Launch a child Eclipse that depends on these two workspace plugins, and make sure the child Eclipse launches with the argument: -Dorg.eclipse.core.net.enableGnome as this enables the GNOME proxy functionality. In the child Eclipse, go to Window -> Preferences -> General -> Network connections. Selecting the "native" combo option will pull in proxy/network settings as set via GNOME. Change-Id: I0f620275aa15205245ae4156d9ed63ebf20c3568 Signed-off-by: Eric Williams <ericwill@redhat.com>
2012-11-06Bug 385047 -[Net] gnomeproxy cannot be built with latest versions ofKrzysztof Daniel1-2/+2
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2008-10-17 bug 248210: [Net] Consistent crashes from UnixProxyProviderTomasz Zarna1-0/+1
2008-09-03bug 245850: [Net] Header generated for JNI from UnixProxyProvider is missingTomasz Zarna1-0/+7
2008-09-01bug 245849: [Net] Native file getproxygnome.c doesn't match library name ↵Tomasz Zarna1-0/+217
libproxygnome.so

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