Unix & Linux Asked by erichfw on December 16, 2020
I have a local machine with CentOS 7. There is a Socks V5 proxy server on the local subnet that provides this machine with access to the internet. I am able to download files with,
curl -x --proxy socks5://ipaddress:1080 -u username:password www.google.com
On my local machine I am currently running Artifactory and Jenkins webapps in Tomcat. The systems do not natively provide socks proxy setup; and require access to the internet.
I tried tsocks, however remote DNS requests are not resolved.
How to I get this working?
So what you provided was the proxy for the curl program to use for that single request.
You may wish to try setting the http_proxy and https_proxy environment variables and see if your programs pick them up.
e.g.
export http_proxy=username:[email protected]:8080
These variables would need to be set again on any reboot, so not ideal.
If you are not comfortable with storing these credentials in clear-text in an environment variable you may look to opt for a more robust solution such as cntlm:
Answered by Douglas Rae on December 16, 2020
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