Proxy Server

[Ailmanki]

Excellent tool, as soon as I am at home I will try it again.
unfortunately It cant connect to the web from my office, I think that it will be cause of the proxy server.

[cmaxwell]

Originally posted by Ailmanki@Sep 9 2004, 02:35 AM
Excellent tool, as soon as I am at home I will try it again.
unfortunately It cant connect to the web from my office, I think that it will be cause of the proxy server.
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I'll have to look into this. My guess is that you had to specify some proxy settings in your web browser in order to access the web? If that's the case, I'll have to set up a configuration such that you can input proxy settings into World Wind.

I haven't thought of this issue before...I'm definitely going to look into it.

[Guest]

exactly, but we also have password authentication, so every time you open a connection throught the proxy it asks for user&pass. (In Internet Explorer (Every version, >4x))

[Guest]

Originally posted by cmaxwell@Sep 9 2004, 11:22 AM
I'll have to look into this. My guess is that you had to specify some proxy settings in your web browser in order to access the web? If that's the case, I'll have to set up a configuration such that you can input proxy settings into World Wind.

I haven't thought of this issue before...I'm definitely going to look into it.
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Cool, I would love this future also, although I don’t need authentication. This is a grate program; if it could download updates threw an HTTP proxy that would really be grate.

[Guest]

Hi,

I think the best thing to do would be to simply get the proxy settings from IE.

Best regards,
Tudor

Originally posted by cmaxwell@Sep 9 2004, 11:22 AM
I'll have to look into this. My guess is that you had to specify some proxy settings in your web browser in order to access the web? If that's the case, I'll have to set up a configuration such that you can input proxy settings into World Wind.

I haven't thought of this issue before...I'm definitely going to look into it.
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[scafativ]

I agree- this would be nearly foolproof- even Mozilla users have Explorer configured correctly.


Originally posted by Guest@Sep 25 2004, 02:42 AM
Hi,

I think the best thing to do would be to simply get the proxy settings from IE.

Best regards,
Tudor
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[Matt]

Originally posted by Guest@Sep 25 2004, 02:42 AM
Hi,

I think the best thing to do would be to simply get the proxy settings from IE.

Best regards,
Tudor
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Not always the best option as we use an proxy config script which doesnt work for a lot of apps , for those that dont work we have to manually add a server address and port so having the otion for both would be fab ( as wouldhaving decent 3D cards in our desktop machines but i guess you cant fix that huh :) )

Matt

[Nelson]

I have the same problem with proxy at work!!!

[Guest]

Ditto here.

Can't get it to work either through an authenticating proxy (port 8000) or non-authenticating (port 8080).

Haven't yet tried using a port-mapper to remap port 80 requests to one of the above... might try that in a bit..

:)

[Guest]

Originally posted by Guest@Oct 15 2004, 03:24 AM
Ditto here.

Can't get it to work either through an authenticating proxy (port 8000) or non-authenticating (port 8080).

Haven't yet tried using a port-mapper to remap port 80 requests to one of the above... might try that in a bit..

:)
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Yes. I can confirm that this worked using the AnalogX port-remapper (downloaded it from snapfiles.com - It's freeware).

Yay!
;)

[Monkee]

Originally posted by Guest@Oct 15 2004, 03:42 AM
Yes. I can confirm that this worked using the AnalogX port-remapper (downloaded it from snapfiles.com - It's freeware).

Yay!
;)
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I downloaded AnalogX but I'm not that technically minded ( ! ) - can you outline what you did to set it up? ( realise my settings will be different )

Thanks for the help ! :huh:

[Guest]

Originally posted by Monkee@Oct 15 2004, 06:07 AM
I downloaded AnalogX but I'm not that technically minded ( ! ) - can you outline what you did to set it up? ( realise my settings will be different )

Thanks for the help ! :huh:
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Go to the "Configure" option in the port remapper and choose that any request for port 80 (which WorldWind seems to use) as the source and then the destination is set to the address of your proxy server and port.

Source requests:
Port 80

Destination:
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:portnum
^Address and port of your proxy server


Hope that helps.

[Guest]

What abt the authenticated proxies

[alan]

Originally posted by Guest@Oct 15 2004, 01:36 PM
Go to the "Configure" option in the port remapper and choose that any request for port 80 (which WorldWind seems to use) as the source and then the destination is set to the address of your proxy server and port.

Source requests:
Port 80

Destination:
xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:portnum
^Address and port of your proxy server
Hope that helps.
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:(
I 've tried to do that
but I don't understand where I have to write
one field is : logging=enabled
second is : news server adress
third is: proxy binding !
thanks for help

[Guest_Sebastian_*]

I use the AnalogX Port Mapper to supply a working port 80 to all applications.

All applications are happy with that port 80 and can communicate through the proxy to the outside - except World Wind 1.2e!

Please advise what port(s) are _really_ used by NASA World Wind 1.2e.

Thank you!

[fayce]

Originally posted by alan@Feb 15 2005, 04:57 AM
:(
I 've tried to do that
but I don't understand where I have to write
one field is : logging=enabled
second is : news server adress
third is: proxy binding !
thanks for help
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u must use this one (and not analogX proxy :) )http://www.analogx.com/files/pmapperi.exe

[ashsish]

Originally posted by Guest@Sep 24 2004, 05:31 PM
Cool, I would love this future also, although I don’t need authentication. This is a grate program; if it could download updates threw an HTTP proxy that would really be grate.
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