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CentOS 5 Proxy Configuration

wildweaselmi
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We are currently using a CentOS 5.6 server inside a corporate intranet and so to pull updates down from the internet we must go through a proxy using credentials.



Here is how I did it.


nano /etc/profile

	http_proxy="http://domain\user:passwd@proxy.com:80/"

	https_proxy=$http_proxy

	ftp_proxy=$http_proxy


	export http_proxy https_proxy ftp_proxy



reboot CentOS



echo $http_proxy



then run

nano /etc/yum.conf



	proxy=http://proxy.com:80

	proxy_username=domain\user

	proxy_password=passwd





Test yum.conf by searching for an application like wireshark

yum search wireshark



if it's configured correctly you will see it pulling information. if its configured incorrectly you will see something like the following:

 HTTP Error 407: Proxy Authentication Required

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