kproxyswitch
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kproxyswitch
is a simple bash script, which makes setting the proxy server easier. The setting applies to Konqueror and all other applications that use the global proxy setting.
If you have to change proxies from time to time - or switch the proxy off and on again - you'll like the possibilty to bind this script to a keyboard/menu/... shortcut and thus be able to switch the proxy faster than going through the menus of Konqueror or System Settings.
11 years ago
0.1: Initial release.
0.2: Small changes: added two apps (randr, nspluginviewer) to blacklist, made output more verbose.
0.3: Ported to KDE4 by Abhijit Bhopatkar (thanks!); Added error handling in case the configuration file does not exist (thanks to mlogic)
11 years ago
0.1: Initial release.
0.2: Small changes: added two apps (randr, nspluginviewer) to blacklist, made output more verbose.
0.3: Ported to KDE4 by Abhijit Bhopatkar (thanks!); Added error handling in case the configuration file does not exist (thanks to mlogic)
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kproxyswitch is part of Libre Apps, Games and Add-ons, which is supported by the following people:
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Lexei
12 years ago
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mlogic
12 years ago
I've met a problem with kproxyswitch today, on a new machine.
kproxyswitch simply changes proxy settings in "~/.kde/share/config/kioslaverc". However, if the user hadn't set proxy before, there's no proxy settings in "~/.kde/share/config/kioslaverc", then running kproxyswitch looks OK but actually no proxy is set anywhere. This happens often on newly installed machines. Perhaps we need to handle this situation.
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atordo
13 years ago
Thanks for it.
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Ludootje
13 years ago
http://www.patrick-nagel.net/scripts/kproxyswitch/kproxyswitch.sh
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padde
13 years ago
I changed the folder structure of my webserver without remembering this page linking to my script.
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bugmenot
13 years ago
Suggestion: I have to change the proxy of firefox (here 2.0), too.
Can you implement it in you bashs script as an option.
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Ludootje
13 years ago
If you're still interested, send me an e-mail in February (ludootje at linux dot be).
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padde
13 years ago
Editing the config file would be possible for the script, but then Firefox would have to be closed while executing the script, which is not very convenient.
I guess a Firefox extension (ProxySwitcher or something like that) would be a more feasible solution.
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Ludootje
13 years ago
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