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Using a proxy with Dream

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    1. 1. Windows
    2. 2. Linux

    DReAM can take advantage of a default proxy to route all it's traffic through using system.net/defaultproxy settings. .Net Application support an application level configuration file named after the executable file. Generally with dream this will be mindtouch.host.exe.config.

    Windows

    If the service is running under windows, make the below changes to C:\Program Files\MindTouch\MindTouch\web\web.config,  the proxy configured for IE can automatically be used by DReAM by specifying

    <configuration>
      <system.net>
        <defaultProxy>
          <proxy usesystemdefault="true" bypassonlocal="true" />
        </defaultProxy>
      </system.net>
    </configuration>

    Once you have made this change, restart the MindTouch site in IIS.   

     

    Linux

    The proxy can also be configured directly in the configuration file, in case settings other than the IE settings are desired, or if the service is running under mono, since mono does not support usesystemdefault. Make the following changes to the /var/www/dekiwiki/bin/mindtouch.host.exe.config.  Note: change the host:port to the host:port of your proxy.  

    <configuration>
      <system.net>
        <defaultProxy>
          <proxy proxyaddress="http:// host:port " bypassonlocal="true" />
        </defaultProxy>
      </system.net>
    </configuration>

     

    Once you have made this change then restart the MindTouch API:  /etc/init.d/dekiwiki restart

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    How do I set which addresses are 'local'?
    Posted 02:10, 20 Jul 2009
    Using a IP:Port worked for me. I tried to use a proxy.pac script but that did not work.
    Posted 04:42, 14 Oct 2010
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