Googling kioslaverc I found that there is a command to read from that file, in order to extract the http proxy settings I should use this command:
"kreadconfig --file kioslaverc --group Proxy\ Settings --key httpproxy"
this will return the http host and the port, If the user is ussing and authentication proxy conecction it will give also the username and password?
It this command available by default or require the installation some extra package?
thanks.
On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 4:46 AM, Osvaldo Martin <aloctavodia@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi Kevin,
Thanks for your answer
Let me give you a little of background I am writing code in Python. The idea is to try to avoid asking the user to set the proxy, I already solve this for gnome (and may be for Windows and Mac Osx...) do you know how to get the proxy setting from this kioslaverc file? or may be could you send me an example of that file? (I am using gnome). Thanks.
On Fri, Sep 9, 2011 at 4:26 AM, Kevin Krammer <kevin.krammer@xxxxxx> wrote:
On Friday, 2011-09-09, Osvaldo Martin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Proxy setting can be stored in the environment variable HHTP_PROXY (I think
> this works in every Linux), but in GNOME the proxy setting co
KDE stores its proxy settings in a file called kioslaverc, usually located inuld be
> configured using "Network Proxy Preference" in that case proxy setting are
> stored inside Gconf. KDE uses environment variable HHTP_PROXY and/or other
> place to store proxy settings?
$HOME/.kde/share/config or $HOME/.kde4/share/config
Cheers,
Kevin
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