freezr Saturday at 6:32 PM #1 Hi guys, need to download packages behind a proxy through socks5. Reading the manual doesn't seem pkg provides this feature. Can I use any other alternative method, can you recommend one? Thanks...
Hi guys, need to download packages behind a proxy through socks5. Reading the manual doesn't seem pkg provides this feature. Can I use any other alternative method, can you recommend one? Thanks...
K kpedersen Saturday at 7:04 PM #2 Can you use socksify? Edit: It seems that support is in there(?): https://github.com/Jehops/pkg/commit/2d83819102dddcc9d8e304c15c301e1e6e65074c https://github.com/freebsd/pkg/issues/1996
Can you use socksify? Edit: It seems that support is in there(?): https://github.com/Jehops/pkg/commit/2d83819102dddcc9d8e304c15c301e1e6e65074c https://github.com/freebsd/pkg/issues/1996
K kpedersen Saturday at 8:30 PM #4 freezr said: FETCH supports socks5, does PKG piggyback on it? Click to expand... I believe it does (or at least the libfetch intermediate). Or at least that seems to be what is implied by the issue tracker. Looking at fetch(3), it seems that it respects the SOCKS5_PROXY environment variable. Perhaps try setting that before running pkg? The question is if it supports SOCKS5h, as in it also uses socks to resolve DNS.
freezr said: FETCH supports socks5, does PKG piggyback on it? Click to expand... I believe it does (or at least the libfetch intermediate). Or at least that seems to be what is implied by the issue tracker. Looking at fetch(3), it seems that it respects the SOCKS5_PROXY environment variable. Perhaps try setting that before running pkg? The question is if it supports SOCKS5h, as in it also uses socks to resolve DNS.
