Thanks for this reply I exported http_proxy... It is not like the ccp4um does not have a connection. It can determine that there are updates and downloads and installs small updates (up to a handfull of MB) without a problem. Larger updates start downloading at ridiculously low speeds, then suddenly finish and generate a MD5 checksum error. Is our proxy just weird?!?
Cheers, Johannes 2018-01-11 0:19 GMT+01:00 Takanori Nakane <[email protected]>: > Hi Johannes, > > On RHEL 6.7, setting "http_proxy" was sufficient. > > Best regards, > > Takanori Nakane > > On 2018/01/09 13:18, Johannes Cramer wrote: > >> Dear CCP4bb, >> >> does anyone know how I can make the ccp4 package manager use a proxy for >> downloading in Linux 64bit versions? >> This would make installing and updating a whole lot easier for me... >> >> I exported http_proxy, https_proxy, ftp_proxy (and all their capital >> letter >> equivalents) and setup the system proxy in kde (although I think this only >> matters for kde programs). I am using the 10.17 version of kubuntu, but >> would also be interested in a solution that works for Mac. >> >> Cheers, >> Johannes >> >> >
